Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes tells Sportsound: "I'm glad we don't have a full week to let that result stew. We got punished for a slow start. We've not been brilliant coming out the raps. We want to be the complete opposite of that.

"Our home form has been strong. Hopefully, that can continue today against a team that is suffering themselves at the moment.

"We need to make sure that when they do get back to winning ways, it's somewhere else and not here."

Asked about the sickness bug going around his team: "I'm alright, but there's a few struggling. One or two have made it, and some haven't. Thankfully, it's not had too big an impact."

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• Annan Athletic v Kelty Hearts
• Cove Rangers v Hamilton Academical
• Edinburgh City v Montrose
• Queen of the South v Falkirk
• Stirling Albion v Alloa Athletic

• Clyde v Spartans
• Dumbarton v Bonnyrigg Rose
• Forfar Athletic v Stenhousemuir
• Peterhead v East Fife
• Stranraer v Elgin City

If you were late to your seat for Morton v Dunfermline last night, you may well have missed the opening goal.

Owen Moffat scored after 20 seconds then added another in the seventh minute to give the Pars a 2-0 lead.

Morton pulled one back late on from the penalty spot, Steven Boyd converting, but they could not draw level.

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• Arbroath v Partick Thistle
• Ayr Utd v Queen's Park
• Dundee Utd v Inverness CT
• Raith Rovers v Airdrieonians

Motherwell netted twice against Aberdeen on Wednesday but only after they had conceded four goals...

Kilmarnock ran St Johnstone close on Wednesday but ultimately lost...

After a brutal defeat by Aberdeen on Wednesday, where Motherwell found themselves 4-0 down before pulling two back, Stuart Kettlewell shuffles the pack in search of a response.

Arsenal loannee Mika Biereth makes his first start for the club, while Shane Blaney, Theo Bair and Calum Butcher also come in. Whether the latter will play if midfield or defence is yet to be seen.

Bevis Mugabi, Stephen O'Donnell, Lennon Miller and Callum Slattery all drop out the starting line-up.

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Kilmarnock's boost in form came to an end on Wednesday as St Johnstone picked up their first win of the season.

Derek McInnes makes just one change to the side that started in Perth, as Liam Polworth is replaced by Robbie Deas.

It suggests the hosts will switch from a back three to a back four, which could give dangerous wingers Danny Armstrong and Matty Kennedy more to room to hurt Motherwell.

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Three fine goals and three points for Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic as they warm up for Tuesday's Champions League visit to Atletico Madrid.

Brendan Rodgers' side move eight points clear at the top after goals from David Turnbull, Luis Palma and James Forrest.

The odds were against Ross County after James Brown's early red card and they remain 10th, three points above bottom place.

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Ross Laidlaw denies Kyogo Furuhashi after the Celtic striker latches on to Oh Hyeon-gyu's reverse pass and the goalkeeper is up quickly to block Oh's rebound.

Sportsound pundit and former Scotland forward John Robertson described the diving header as "a lost art". James Forrest gave a reminder of what it looks like.

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Five minutes of added time begin.

Luis Palma's corner kick swings dangerously over the bar. A worrying moment for the hosts.

One-club man James Forrest has now scored for Celtic in 15 consecutive seasons.

The winger, 32, has netted 102 goals in 478 appearances for the club.

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John Robertson
Ex-Hearts striker & manager on BBC Sportsound

It's a beautiful little clip to the back post, and there's James Forrest.

Game over.

Luis Palma struck superbly for Celtic's second.

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Kyogo Furuhashi pounces on a gap in the Ross County defence and races through only to drag his shot wide.

Callum McGregor and Yang Hyun-jun and come off for Celtic, James Forrest and Tomoki Iwata taking their place.

Ross County also make a change as Scott High replaces Victor Loturi.

John Robertson
Ex-Hearts striker & manager on BBC Sportsound

Top drawer.

Thirty yards out and he's got no other thought other than to strike at goal. Ross Laidlaw has got no chance.

What a strike.