Away we go in four of the five games.

Delayed kick-off at Dens Park is in about 45 minutes.

Hearts head coach Steven Naismith tells BBC Sportsound: "We need to start fast, cause them problems with attacking football and go for the win.

"That, plus it being a three-game week, we need to make changes. It's shown in previous fixtures that when we don't, it can be a little bit leggy so we've brought in some good quality.

"As a group we have to sit and think, how do we get the fans behind us? We have to set a tempo that the fans will be excited about. We have to give them something that makes them want to come back.

On the pressure of the job, he added: "In this day and age, there is a demand for instant success. As you get older, you understand the only way you can change that is continuing to do what you believe in, striving to be better and ultimately getting results.

"I'm comfortable with the situation and the pressure that comes along with it."

Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes tells BBC Sportsound: "I was really pleased with a lot of aspects of the game on Sunday. Our preparation was a bit different this time.

"We decided to concentrate on ourselves and try to replicate what was good from Sunday.

"For us, our performances have been decent on the road. I'm just trying to focus on the performance, rather than home or away.

"If the performance can be similar to those as of late, we give ourselves a good chance."

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Interim St Johnstone boss Alex Clelland tells BBC Sportsound: "It's been difficult, but we've always got games to look forward to. We try to focus on the game. We've got to try and get the fans back on side and put on exciting performances.

"We're going to try and get a result against a good Kilmarnock side. We've got to get on with it. It's what Steven [MacLean] and Liam [Craig] would have wanted. They wouldn't want me or the players moping about. They want what's best for St Johnstone.

Asked about how long he'll be in charge, he says: "Just do this game and what's going to happen upstairs will happen upstairs. The main thing tonight is about three points and enjoying the game."

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There will be no Green Brigade at Celtic Park this evening.

The fans' group have had their season tickets withdrawn over what the club described as a "serious escalation" in unacceptable behaviour.

The Green Brigade have since accused Celtic's board of shaming the club by "attempting to censor and sanction Palestinian solidarity".

That comes after the supporters' group recently defied pleas by Celtic not to bring Palestinian flags to matches.

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St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson tells BBC Sportsound: "We beat Celtic last year, but we did it our way. We didn't change, and that's the lesson I've learned.

"We've concentrated on how we can be better at what we do rather than changing shape or personnel.

"Mentally you can't switch off once here. The mental side of the game is the hardest bit when you come up against the top teams.

"There's a lot of belief in the changing room, but everyone knows we need to be a percentage higher tonight."

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Aberdeen manager Barry Robson tells BBC Sportsound: "Just bounce back. You're going to lose games in football, but you can't let it get to you. You have to move on as quick as you can. The message has been clear.

"We've played so many different types of game this season - we're really enjoying it, but we need to make sure we bring a positive performance.

"We can't get carried away thinking about games in the future - you have to focus on the here and now.

"We want to be higher, we have a game in hand. We need to start picking up points in the league."

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Livingston manager David Martindale tells BBC Sportsound: "[CEO] Dave [Black] contacted me saying St Johnstone wanted permission to speak to me.

"I went in and spoke to Dave, asked what was happening and he said, 'we don't want you to leave' and I went back downstairs and took training.

"If the board had said they think I should go and speak to St Johnstone, then I would have gone and spoken to St Johnstone."

On his career ambitions, he added: "I don't come into work not to be at Livingston. I trust people that I have worked with for 10 years. They have my word, if they want me here at Livingston, I will be here.

"If something in the future came that was a no-brainer, then I trust the people at Livingston to do what is right not just for Livingston, but for David Martindale.

"Livingston changed my life, they gave me a career in professional football and I'll honour my word. I love being the manager of Livingston."

It's been confirmed, Dundee-Rangers will now kick off at 20:30.

A late one at Dens tonight.

Motherwell boss Stuart Kettlewell tells BBC Sportsound: "I think this playing surface is the best in the country, so we were never in any danger. It's handled the water no problem at all.

"We've got loads of positives from this season, even in a few defeats there's been things to like. The comeback on Saturday could be the catalyst for piecing together another run, as difficult as that is in this league.

"We have to find that formula that means we don't give away cheap goals and chances and carry a threat at the top end of the park. When I started here, I wanted to make us hard to play against, hard to beat.

"It looks like Aberdeen are trying to match us up man-for-man so we need to dominate the central area of the park. If we can do that, we give ourselves a chance."

This will look a lot different before we get to our beds tonight.

Four points between fourth and 11th. Glorious.

Rangers warned their supporters on Tuesday about delays getting to Dens... looks like they were right, given the team was late arriving.

We're hearing that their bus has just arrived and kick-off is likely to be at 20:30 GMT.

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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells BBC Sportsound: "I'm just freshening the team up. We've got a good squad of players.

"Cameron Carter-Vickers is still working on his knee and some of the issues around that - it's a chance for him to recover and then he'll be ready for the weekend and beyond that.

"David Turnbull offers us a goal threat and James Forrest is a player I can trust in these situations.

"It will be a tough game. I'm really looking forward to it against a team Stephen [Robinson] has done fantastically well [with]. We have to be patient and play with speed and quality in our game."

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Celtic v St Mirren: The visitors have a win and a draw from their last five trips to Celtic Park in the Premiership - but have conceded 11 goals in the other three matches.

Dundee v Rangers: The Ibrox side have only lost three times at Dens Park since the 1986-87 season - two of them coming in 2-1 losses in the 2016-17 and 20-17-18 seasons.

Hearts v Livingston: The away side are without a win at Tynecastle since the 2002-02 season but have drawn four of their last seven games there.

Motherwell v Aberdeen: These sides played each other five times in the 2017-18 season, with three wins for Motherwell - including knocking the Dons out of both cups - and two for Aberdeen.

St Johnstone v Kilmarnock: The Perth side have won this fixture by a single goal on Kilmarnock's three previous trips to McDiarmid Park - and a maximum of one goal has separated the sides in all games between them in the last three seasons.

Barry Robson has made two changes to his Aberdeen side after the thoroughly disappointing 2-0 loss to Kilmarnock at the weekend.

Connor Barron is out, as is the out-of-form Duk. In come Dante Polvara and Leighton Clarkson, in what appears to be a 5-4-1 formation.

Motherwell have switched out their two strikers from the 3-3 draw against Ross County. Theo Bair and Oli Shaw are dropped, with Conor Wilkinson leading the line.

Lennon Miller returns from suspension and should play part of a box-midfield.

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Interim boss Alex Clelland makes three changes to the St Johnstone side that were battered by St Mirren on Saturday.

Ryan McGowan, Graham Carey and Chris Kane are the players drafted in, with James Brown, Max Kucheryavyi and Diallang Jaiyesimi dropping out.

After two league wins on the trot, Derek McInnes sees no reason to makes changes to his Kilmarnock team.

There were wee injury doubts over Joe Wright and Marley Watkins, but both are fit enough to start.

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Steven Naismith has made five changes from the 2-1 defeat at Ibrox. Is Sunday's Viaplay Cup semi-final in his mind?

Alex Lowry is back after being unable to face his parent club, while Stephen Kingsley comes into the defence.

Cammy Devlin, Liam Boyce and Alan Forrest also come in.

David Martindale has gone one better than his counterpart, making just the six changes for the trip to Tynecastle.

Jack Hamilton is between the sticks, while there is a first start for Miles Welch-Hayes in defence.

Stephen Kelly, Mo Sangare, Scott Pittman and Andrew Shinnie also start.

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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers makes three changes to the side that were held to a goalless draw at Easter Road at the weekend.

Nat Phillips comes in for Cameron Carter-Vickers in defence, David Turnbull replaces Paulo Bernardo in midfield and James Forrest starts in place of Daizen Maeda in attack.

For St Mirren, Ryan Strain is back from suspension and starts in place of Ryan Flynn, while Caolan Boyd-Munce replaces the injured Keanu Baccus and Toyosi Olusanya is preferred to Mikael Mandron up front.

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Rangers centre-back Leon Balogun comes in for just his third appearance of the season with Ben Davies dropping out completely.

That's one of four changes made by Phillipe Clement as Ryan Jack replaces the injured Nicolas Raskin, and Scott Wright and Danilo also come in for Todd Cantwell and Cyriel Dessers.

Dundee boss Tony Docherty makes three switches from the win over Livingston.

Jordan McGhee, Lyall Cameron and Zak Rudden drop the bench as Ricki Lamie, Amadou Bakayoko and Scott Tiffoney come into the XI.