Celtic goalkeeper Joe Hart announced this week he will retire from playing at the end of the season.

The England international, 36, is in his third season in Glasgow and has won five trophies so far.

Watch some of his highlights below.

In November, Motherwell stole a point at Celtic Park when Jonathan Obika netted late on.

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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is urging his side to be more "clinical" at Fir Park this afternoon.

"I think being clinical is one aspect that is very important," he told BBC Scotland. "For us, we've had a good week's training. The analysis of last week's [1-1 draw with Kilmarnock], we should win the game.

"Like we have on a number of occasions, we conceded late and handed over the initiative. We created the anxiety and the pressure for ourselves."

On Tomoki Iwata's inclusion, Rodgers added: "He can give us defensive stability. He's been out for a while so it's about getting him up to speed.

"It also puts Callum McGregor in a more dynamic position going forward. We've probably missed that dynamism in midfield with the likes of [Reo] Hatate being out, so he'll bring us that."

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As well as Rangers' win, there were big victories for Hibernian, Kilmarnock, Ross County and St Mirren on Saturday.

Hibs narrowed the gap to sixth-placed Dundee to two points with a 2-1 victory over the Dark Blues at Easter Road.

At Rugby Park, a goal in each half secured three points for Kilmarnock against Aberdeen, strengthening Killie's position in fourth.

It was a similar story in Paisley as St Mirren defeated St Johnstone 2-0. The Buddies are fifth.

And in Dingwall, Ross County opened up an eight-point advantage over bottom side Livingston with a 3-2 victory over the West Lothian side. County are within two points of St Johnstone.

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Back in September, there was the most dramatic finish as Celtic were pegged back then struck a winner in a 2-1 victory at Fir Park.

Matt O'Riley broke Motherwell hearts that day and he starts again this afternoon.

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Just the one alteration for Motherwell following last week's loss at Hearts as Blair Spittal replaces Harry Paton.

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Celtic make four changes to their starting line-up following last week's draw with Kilmarnock.

Alistair Johnston, Maik Nawrocki, Tomoki Iwata and Nicolas Kuhn start with Anthony Ralston, Luis Palma and Adam Idah dropping to the bench. Stephen Welsh misses out but Cameron Carter-Vickers returns to the squad as a substitute following a recent injury.

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This is how the Scottish Premiership table looks this morning.

Rangers have a five-point lead at the top after their 5-0 win over Hearts yesterday, but Celtic can get it back to two with victory this afternoon.

The incentive for Motherwell is the prospect of overtaking Aberdeen into eighth with either a draw or a win.

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Motherwell: Kelly, Devine, McGinn, Mugabi, Casey, Gent, Zdravkovski, Spittal, Miller, Vale, Bair.

Substitutes: Oxborough, O'Donnell, Obika, Shaw, Nicolson, Blaney, Elliot, Ferrie, Butcher.

Celtic: Hart, Johnston, Nawrocki, Scales, Taylor, O'Riley, McGregor, Iwata, Kuhn, Kyogo, Maeda.

Substitutes: Bain, Palma, Idah, Yang, Oh, Carter-Vickers, Bernardo, Kelly, Ralston.

It's the final Scottish Premiership fixture of the weekend and it has significance in both halves of the table.

Visitors Celtic trail leaders Rangers by five points after the latter's Saturday win while hosts Motherwell are closer to the bottom two than the top six - a statistic they want to change.

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