Summary

  • FT: Aberdeen 0-2 Hibernian - Le Fondre gives managerless Hibs the lead at Pittodrie before Doidge adds quick second

  • FT: Hearts 0-1 Motherwell - Slattery slots beyond Clark from threaded Spittal pass; McGinn given second red for fouling Boyce

  • FT: Rangers 0-1 Celtic: Kyogo played onside by Souttar to lash stunning volley in seconds before half-time

  • Celtic edge top of the table four points clear of Rangers, level on points with Motherwell

Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. Rangers v Celtic (12:00)

    Champions Celtic scored 114 league goals last season - along with 12 in the Viaplay Cup and 15 in the Scottish Cup - but that's two games in a row without finding the net.

    They have not gone three competitive games in a row without a goal since 1994!

  2. Spluttering start for Celtic

    Rangers v Celtic (12:00)

    Celtic have also been turned over at Rugby Park, toppling out of the League Cup, before last weekend's frustrating 0-0 draw at home to St Johnstone.

    Brendan Rodgers' men were booed off that day, with the manager admitting the criticism was merited.

  3. Rangers must shake off Dutch drubbing

    Rangers v Celtic (12:00)

    Rangers need to pick themselves up after a bruising exit from Champions League qualifying.

    PSV Eindhoven were out for revenge and dished it out in ruthless style as the Rangers defence wilted. The Dutch side scored five on Wednesday and it could have been a few more if not for Jack Butland in between the sticks.

    Michael Beale's team find themselves playing catch up in the league following their opening day defeat at Kilmarnock.

  4. Rangers v Celtic (12:00)

    Home trio Jack Butland, Dujon Sterling and Cyriel Dessers are getting their first experience of this fixture.

    It's the same story for both of Celtic's centre-halves; Gustaf Lagerbielke and Liam Scales, even though the latter has been at the club for two years.

  5. Celtic restore Abada, Palma on bench

    Rangers v Celtic (12:00)

    Celtic make just one change from the 0-0 draw at home to St Johnstone eight days ago, with Liel Abada replacing Yang Hyun-Jun.

    Luis Palma is the only one of this week's three signings to make the visitors' bench.

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    Luis Palma goes straight into the Celtic squad

  6. Three changes for Rangers

    Rangers v Celtic (12:00)

    Dujon Sterling takes over from the injured Borna Barisic at left-back for Rangers.

    Ryan Jack is preferred to Jose Cifuentes in midfield after Wednesday's 5-1 hammering by PSV in Eindhoven, with John Lundstram also dropping out.

    Kemar Roofe is in from the start up front.

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    Dujon Sterling has played most of his football at right-back but has experience on the left

  7. LINE-UPS at Ibrox

    Rangers v Celtic (12:00)

    Rangers: Butland, Tavernier, Goldson, Souttar, Sterling, Jack, Raskin, Cantwell, Matondo, Roofe, Dessers.

    Substitutes: McCrorie, Yilmaz, Ludstram, Lawrence, Lammers, Cifuentes, Sima, Balogun, Danilo.

    Celtic: Hart, Johnston, Lagerbielke, Scales, Taylor, McGregor, O'Riley, Turnbull, Maeda, Furuhashi, Abada.

    Substitutes: Bain, Ralston, Bernabei, Holm, Kwon, Yang, Oh, Palma, Kobayashi.

  8. Rangers v Celtic (12:00)

    Good morning. Are you ready for the first Old Firm derby of the season?

    A home win would take Rangers top of the table, while a draw or better at Ibrox lifts Celtic back to the summit at this early stage.

    There's already a bit of pressure building on both bosses after rather unconvincing starts, which is slightly unusual.

    Our radio coverage starts at 11:30. Meanwhile, let's have a look at the line-ups...

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