Celtic have their and the game's first corner. David Turnbull delivers but it is headed clear.

A throw-in on the opposite side, the right, eventually leads to an Anthony Ralston cross but again Ross County hold firm.

John Robertson
Ex-Hearts striker & manager on BBC Sportsound

I think he should score.

It's a wonderful delivery, and I think Jordan White will be annoyed with himself.

An early push from Ross County.

Victor Loturi's whipped cross is attacked by Simon Murray, who cannot make contact and Jordan White nods wide.

Celtic almost caught cold.

Pre-match formalities taken care of, the match is under way.

Referee David Munro blows his whistle and Ross County's Yan Dhanda sends the ball back from the centre spot.

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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells Sportsound: "Malky [Mackay] has done a fantastic job with Ross County and they have shown they are a goal threat, but we really need to focus on ourselves, make sure we have that intensity and cohesion.

"Players coming in can bring an energy to the game, that's important after all the games we've had. It's about sustaining the performance level.

"Today gives us a chance to refresh the squad and it's an opportunity for me to see some of them."

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Cameron Carter-Vickers (pictured) is back in the Celtic starting line-up today after missing the midweek win over St Mirren. It has been a stop-start season so far for the American defender.

Players are making their way on to the pitch.

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Ross County manager Malky Mackay tells Sportsound: "We did well on the road but it's good to be back on home soil again. This is a tough game and we're ready to go.

"We'll need discipline and concentration. We need to be patient out of possession because Celtic will have a lot of the ball. At the same time, we need to make sure we have the confidence to go and attack.

"If you just sit in a low block all game, you are just waiting on Celtic beating you. There has to be a balance."

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John Robertson
Ex-Hearts striker & manager on BBC Sportsound

Yan Dhanda is technically outstanding.

He looks slight, but he's more resilient than people give him credit for. Could he play for better teams in the Premiership? Absolutely, but he's found his place at County.

When he gets on the ball you always think something is going to happen.

Ross County manager Malky Mackay tells Sky Sports:"There won't be a change of style we're playing against today. We're still playing against very good players.

"Eamonn Brophy had two games in a row, and the amount of running he's done is immense.

"We're going to need everyone today, the energy and application. Subs-wise, we've got a better bench [than we did], challenging for starting spots, which is what you need."

John Robertson
Ex-Hearts striker & manager on BBC Sportsound

The one thing about County this season is that they've got real firepower.

They will need to tighten up at the back, but they can definitely cause Celtic problems.

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Kyogo Furuhashi has perhaps been rested by Celtic today with Tuesday's Champions League game against Atletico Madrid in mind.

Of course, he could still have an impact today from the bench.

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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells Sky Sports: "Some of the players have played a lot of games and it's a busy period through to January, so we have to [make changes]."

On Oh Hyeon-gyu, who starts, Rodgers added: "He's played before from the start, so it's not new for him. He's trained very well, been unfortunate he hasn't played more, and it's a good opportunity for him.

"Malky's teams are very well organised and you've seen this season that they are a goal threat. We have to play with speed and look to create opportunities."

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And here's a look at how Celtic overcame St Mirren on Wednesday...

Missed Ross County's 2-2 draw with Hibernian on Tuesday? Here are the goals...

Saturday

• Ross County v Celtic (12:30)
• Kilmarnock v Motherwell (15:00)

Sunday

• Dundee v Livingston (14:00)

It's dry in Dingwall but players going on to the pitch earlier were greeted by a light fog.

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George Harmon, Yan Dhanda and Jordan White return to the Ross County line-up.

Ben Purrington, Kyle Turner and Eamonn Brophy drop to the bench.

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Top scorer Kyogo Furuhashi is among those dropping to the bench as Celtic make six changes following Wednesday's 2-1 win over St Mirren.

Oh Hyeon-gyu's reward for scoring the winner as a substitute in that game is a starting berth.

Anthony Ralston, Cameron Carter-Vickers, Paul Bernardo, Yang Hyun-jun and Daizen Maeda also come in.

Alistair Johnston, Nat Phillips, Matt O'Riley, James Forrest, and Luis Palma join Kyogo on the bench.

Ross County: Laidlaw, Brown, Baldwin, Leak, Harmon, Randall, Allardice, Dhanda, Loturi, Murray, White.

Substitutes: Munro, Purrington, Turner, Sheaf, High, Samuel, Brophy, Smith, Nightingale.

Celtic: Hart, Ralston, Carter-Vickers, Scales, Taylor, McGregor, Bernardo, Turnbull, Yang, Oh, Maeda.

Substitutes: Bain, A Johnston, Phillips, Palma, Kyogo, Holm, Tomoki, O'Riley, Forrest.

The Scottish Premiership rolls on to Dingwall with the first of the weekend's three top-flight fixtures taking champions Celtic to face Ross County.

Their second encounter of the season, Celtic having won the first, headline a reduced Premiership card owing to the Viaplay Cup semi-finals.

Let's get to the team news.

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