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First little half-chance for United, with Scott McMann driving a low cross to the back post. There's just too much on it for Tony Watt.

County hit back with a long range effort from Blair Spittal, who drills wide of Benjamin Siegrist's right-hand post. It's probably the keeper's last game in a United shirt. He hasn't had a lot to do so far.

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A quieter start to proceedings in Dingwall than either Glasgow and Edinburgh. Plenty of endeavour from Ross County and Dundee United but little in the way of chances.

Hearts forward Liam Boyce has just sat down on the floor and is holding his groin. Has he been risked too early ahead of the Scottish Cup final?

Robbie Neilson will have to make an early substitution, and Josh Ginnelly - who scored in midweek - replaces him after just 12 minutes.

Tom Rogic has started a Celtic match for the last time today. The Australian has made more than 270 appearances for the club.

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Anthony Ralston is getting a lot of joy down the Celtic right.

The full-back has two chances to cross from a dangerous area. The first is blocked and the second evades everyone in the box.

Rangers break on the counter attack after a Hearts corner comes to nothing. Alex Lowry skips down the left-hand side and plays the ball across to Amad Diallo, but it's good defending from Michael Smith to take the ball off his toes.

Then from a corner kick, this time for Rangers, Leon King is close to connecting in front of goal.

More pressure from the visitors ensues and Scott Arfield fires into the hands of goalkeeper Craig Gordon.

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The champions are seeing plenty of the ball early on but can't break down a disciplined Motherwell back five.

In truth, it's a back 11 near enough when Celtic are in possession.

They've started in Dingwall.

Flares, streamers and beach balls have been thrown from the crowd at the away end at Victoria Park and, amid a clear-up operation, the match between Ross County and Dundee United is still to get started.

Alex Cochrane doesn't make a great clearance and Scott Arfield has an early chance for Rangers, but there's plenty of defenders back to block the ball's route to goal.

Today's three Scottish Premiership games are getting under way...

Dundee United manager Tam Courts tells BBC Scotland: "It's great to have such a tremendous following today. We want to finish the season strongly, we knew all roads were going to lead to Dingwall. The final thing for us is to try and secure fourth.

"The message for us is clear. Come up here, play well and send these fans home happy. They're recognising the players, they want to support them.

"The last time the club achieved that was 2012. Since then, it's been a tricky journey for this football club. It's a club with sizable potential, a lot of exciting young talent here. A lot of experienced players that want to be here and be successful.

"We're only scratching the surface with what we want to achieve."

Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou tells BBC Scotland: "We got the job done on Wednesday but we tempered the celebrations until today.

"The best way to do that is to put on a performance that shows why we're champions. I'm super proud of everyone.

"The fans have been behind me right form the start. We needed the full football club united to achieve this and everyone deserves credit for that."

On Tom Rogic and Nir Bitton playing their last games: "It's a great way to end their careers. They leave as champions and it's a chance to say goodbye. They're great people and great players."

Ross County manager Malky Mackay tells BBC Scotland: "We've got a responsibility to our football club, to my owner, to the fans that pay, to keep the game honest.

"I've been in this situation before where a game means something. We'll absolutely be going out there to give everything we've got, without a doubt.

"Four of the team that played at Ibrox were unable to train yesterday. I don't want to risk people that could end up with bad injuries and then miss pre-season.

"Adam MacKinnon, from Stornoway, has handled himself and acquitted himself very well this season. Great young lad, good talent, and a real find for Ross County for the future.

"Ben Paton has had to wait for his chance. He was thrown in at the deep end at the start of the season. He's another one for the future.

"Ross Munro is a great personality around the club, he works like a demon. I wanted to have a wee look at him today.

Getting closer to kick-off now, players have done their warm-ups and will be back on the pitch shortly...

Goalkeeper Benjamin Siegrist has been one of Dundee United's top performers this season but where will he be playing his football next season? The Swiss is out of contract at the end of the month.

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Hearts manager Robbie Neilson confirms that defenders Craig Halkett and John Souttar will get some game time today from the bench ahead of next week's Scottish Cup final.

He tells BBC Scotland: "Craig will get on for the last 10 or 15 minutes, John will be a wee bit more just to get them ready.

"When the Old Firm come to town you always want to beat them. Rangers have made a lot of changes but it's still a strong team they've put out.

"I thought we'd be top six but to finish third is outstanding. And with the cup final to come, it could go from a good season to a great season."

If your team is in action today, are you pleased with their performance this season?

Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no...