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  • Hibernian 1-0 Kilmarnock - Newell nets after Taylor sent off for visitors

  • Livingston 1-0 Hearts - Montano with disputed strike

  • Motherwell 0-0 Dundee Utd - Eriksson saves Van Veen penalty

  • Ross County 1-1 Aberdeen - Luis Lopes strikes late but Akio levels

  • St Johnstone 3-0 St Mirren - Wright & Carey (pen) net after Clark's debut goal

  • Dundee, Ayr Utd, Inverness & Partick Thistle win in Championship

Live Reporting

Clive Lindsay

  1. Abada 'top drawer' - McGregor

    FT: Celtic 4-0 Rangers

    On Liel Abada's performance in the 4-0 win over Rangers, Celtic captain Callum McGregor says the Israeli winger delivered a "top drawer" performance.

    "He gets his goals and he's always a threat," McGregor tells Sky Sports. "On the big occasion, he makes his mark."

    On the marker it sets for the rest of the league, McGregor adds: "It shows everyone what we're all about. There are a lot of games to be played, but we wanted to show what kind of team we are at home."

  2. Baldwin and Callachan return for County; three Dons changes

    Ross County v Aberdeen (15:00)

    County manager Malky Mackay welcomes back defender Jack Baldwin and midfielder Ross Callachan from suspension and names both in his starting line-up.

    There are four further changes for County from their midweek defeat by Celtic, including starts for midfielder Yan Dhanda and striker Jordy Hiwula.

    For the visitors, Jim Goodwin makes three alterations to the side that beat Annan Athletic 4-1 in the League Cup. Jack McKenzie, Shaydon Morris and Matty Kennedy all drop out and are replaced with wing-back Johnny Hayes, midfielder Leighton Clarkson and defender Hayden Coulson.

    It is the same side that beat Livingston 5-0 in the league last Saturday.

    Ross County midfielder Ross CallachanSNS

    Ross Callachan is back in County's midfield

  3. Kelly on bench for Livi, Humphrys starts for Hearts

    Livingston v Heart of Midlothian (15:00)

    Midfielder Stephen Kelly, who signed from Rangers on Thursday, could make his debut for Livingston, but he'll need to do so from the bench.

    Manager David Martindale makes one change from the midweek League Cup defeat by Dundee United as left-back James Penrice comes in for midfielder Andrew Shinnie.

    Hearts new signing Orestis KiomourtzoglouSNS

    New Hearts signing Orestis Kiomourtzoglou is at the game but isn't yet in the squad

    Hearts manager Robbie Neilson rings the changes following the midweek League Cup exit to Kilmarnock, with five changes to his starting line-up.

    Stephen Humphrys was signed on deadline day on loan from Wigan Athletic and the striker is named in the starting line-up.

    Hearts also announced the signing of goalkeeper Zander Clark on Friday evening, but Ross Stewart is on the bench with captain Craig Gordon starting.

    Midfielder Jorge Grant and defender Stephen Kingsley are available again and both start, with Gary Mackay-Steven and Toby Sibbick also recalled to the first XI.

    Michael Smith, Alan Forrest, Peter Haring, Josh Ginnelly and Lawrence Shankland all drop to the bench.

  4. LINE-UPS at Global Energy Stadium

    Ross County v Aberdeen (15:00)

    Ross County starting XIBBC Sport

    Ross County: Laidlaw, Johnson, Baldwin, Iacovitti, Purrington, Cancola, Callachan, Tillson, Dhanda, Hiwula, White.

    Substitutes: Eastwood, Owura, Samuel, Sims, Loturi, Watson, Olaigbe, Akio, Paton.

    Aberdeen: Roos, Richardson, Scales, Stewart, Coulson, Ramadani, McCrorie, Besuijen, Clarkson, Hayes, Miovski.

    Substitutes: Lewis, MacKenzie, Morris, Duk, Watkins, Polvara, Duncan, Milne, Kennedy.

    Aberdeen starting XIBBC Sport

  5. 'Rangers don't have same energy as Celtic'

    FT: Celtic 4-0 Rangers

    Michael Stewart
    Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Sportsound

    Rangers have quality players, no doubt, but they don't have that same energy as Celtic. They need to try find another way to get positive results against them.

  6. Clark starts for St Johnstone; Buddies unchanged

    St Johnstone v St Mirren (15:00)

    New forward signings Connor McLennan and Nicky Clark go straight into the St Johnstone squad, with former Aberdeen man on the bench and the arrival from Dundee United starting.

    James Brown and Daniel Phillips drop to the bench as they are replaced with Clark and on-loan Celtic left-back Adam Montgomery.

    St Mirren's Stephen Robinson names an unchanged side after the 1-0 win over Hibernian last time out - their third win in a row.

    Left-back Scott Tanser returns to the St Mirren squad following injury and starts on the bench.

    St Johnstone forward Connor McLennanSNS

    Connor McLennan is on the bench for St Johnstone after his loan move from Aberdeen

  7. 'Nothing is won in September'

    FT: Celtic 4-0 Rangers

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  8. LINE-UPS from Fir Park

    Motherwell v Dundee United (15:00)

    Motherwell XIBBC Sport

    Motherwell: Kelly, McGinn, Solholm, Lamie, Penney, Goss, Slattery, Spittal, Tierney, Van Veen, Efford.

    Substitutes: Oxborough, O'Donnell, Mugabi, Maguire, McKinstry, Cornelius, Aarons, Shields, Ross.

    Dundee United: Eriksson, Smith, Edwards, Mulgrew, Graham, Behich, Levitt, Harkes, McGrath, Watt, Fletcher.

    Substitutes: Newman, McMann, Niskanen, Sibbald, Middleton, Meekison, Sadat, Freeman, Cudjoe.

    United XIBBC Sport

  9. FT: Celtic 4-0 Rangers

    Kris Boyd
    Former Rangers striker on Sky Sports

    When give good players time on the ball and don't get close to them, you get punished.

  10. FT: Celtic 4-0 Rangers

    James McFadden
    Former Scotland forward on Sky Sports

    Celtic are just incredible to watch.

  11. Celtic 4-0 Rangers

    Remember, Celtic lost top scorer Kyogo Furuhashi inside the first few minutes.

    It didn't make the slightest difference as they shredded Rangers with their non-stop running and slick passing.

    Talking of Kyogo, he's just fallen flat on his face celebrating on the pitch, with his damaged arm in a sling inside his jacket. That won't do his chances of facing Real Madrid on Tuesday any good. He's up and smiling though...

  12. LINE-UPS at McDiarmid Park

    St Johnstone v St Mirren (15:00)

    -BBC Sport

    St Johnstone: Matthews, Wright, McGowan, Mitchell, Considine, Montgomery, Hallberg, Carey, Murphy, May, Clark.

    Substitutes: Parish, Kucheriavyi, Gordon, Crawford, Phillips, Bair, O'Halloran, McLennan, Brown.

    St Mirren: Carson, Fraser, Gallagher, Dunne, Strain, Baccus, Erhahon, O'Hara, Tait, Ayunga, Main.

    Substitutes: Urminsky, Shaughnessy, Tanser, Gogic, Flynn, Kiltie, Henderson, Greive, Brophy.

    -BBC Sport

  13. LINE-UPS at Tony Macaroni Arena

    Livingston v Heart of Midlothian (15:00)

    Livingston

    Livingston: George, Devlin, Sean Kelly, Obileye, Montano, Omeonga, Holt, Penrice, Pittman, Goncalves, Nouble

    Substitutes: Hamilton, Longridge, Brandon, Bitsindou, Cancar, Stephen Kelly, Bahamboula, Guthrie, Shinnie

    Heart of Midlothian: Gordon, Kingsley, Halliday, Cochrane, Neilson, Sibbick, McKay, Grant, Mackay-Steven, Devlin, Humphrys

    Substitutes: Stewart, M.Smith, Haring, Shankland, Forrest, Henderson, C.Smith, Ginnelly

    Hearts

  14. LINE-UPS at Easter Road Stadium

    Hibernian v Kilmarnock (15:00)

    Hibs line-upBBC Sport

    Hibernian: Marshall, Cadden, Porteous, Hanlon, Cabraja, Kenneh, Newell, Campbell, Henderson, Boyle, Youan.

    Substitutes: Schofield, Miller, Doyle-Hayes, Tavares, Stevenson, Bojang, McKirdy, McGregor, Fish.

    Kilmarnock: Walker, Mayo, Taylor, Wright, Chrisene, Alebiosu, Power, Polworth, Armstrong, Cameron, Shaw.

    Substitutes: Woods, Stokes, McKenzie, Sanders, Murray, Lyons, McInroy, Sotona, Lafferty.

    Kilmarnock line-upBBC Sport

  15. FULL-TIME Celtic 4-0 Rangers

    Celtic demolish rivals Rangers to move five points clear at the top of the table.

    Liel Abada scored twice in the first half, either side of a sumptuous finish from Jota. David Turnbull was the happy recipient of a second-half gift from Jon McLauchlin.

    David Turnbull shoots home to make it 4-0 to CelticSNS

    David Turnbull shoots home to make it 4-0 to Celtic

  16. Celtic 4-0 Rangers

    Almost a spectacular own goal from Celtic skipper Callum McGregor as his diving header forces a smart save from Joe Hart.

  17. YELLOW CARD

    Celtic 4-0 Rangers

    Daizen Maeda is off and running as Celtic break from defending a corner but his progress is brought to a crude halt by a horrible hack from Connor Goldson.

    No attempt to play the ball at all.

  18. Celtic 4-0 Rangers

    With full-time almost upon us, the game is still rollicking on at a fair rate of knots.

    Connor Goldson aims a header on target from a free-kick, allowing Joe Hart to make a flashy diving save. The Celtic keeper hasn't had a whole lot to do today.

  19. Celtic 4-0 Rangers

    David Turnbull scored just as I was taking a note of Rangers' final changes.

    Ryan Jack and Fashion Sakala are on for John Lundstram and Ryan Kent.

  20. 'What is the score going to be?'

    Celtic 4-0 Rangers

    Kenny Miller
    Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

    That goal has energised the players, it's energised the whole stadium. The noise level has gone up tenfold. Celtic will be looking to put Rangers to the sword in the final 10 minutes. The game is over as a contest, but what is the score going to be?