FT: Rangers 1-2 Celtic
Dembele and Sinclair goals for Celtic after Miller opener
FT: Ross County 3-2 Inverness (Boyce 2, Woods; Tremarco, Fisher)
FT: Hamilton 1-1 Motherwell (D'Acol; Moult)
Lucas sent off for Well
FT: Dundee 3-0 St Johnstone (El Bakhtaoui, Gadzhalov, Anderson og)
FT: Partick Thistle 0-0 Kilmarnock
Rangers v Celtic (12:15)
Lee Wallace picked up a leg injury near the end of last weekend's 1-0 defeat of Inverness Caledonian Thistle and missed the midweek draw with St Johnstone.
The Rangers captain remains out for this afternoon's contest.
Image source, SNSRangers v Celtic (12:15)
Image source, SNSRangers manager Mark Warburton greeted fans as he arrived at Ibrox earlier
Image source, SNSCeltic boss Brendan Rodgers gets a good look at the Ibrox pitch
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Rangers v Celtic (12:15)
No meeting between Rangers and Celtic could ever be described as meaningless but in the context of the race for the Premiership title then it's hardly a must-win for Brendan Rodgers' men today.
They hold a whopping 16-point advantage over their rivals in the table and that's with a game in hand. Dropping points today would not have any significant impact on their bid for the championship, with no real challengers in sight.
However, Celtic are still unbeaten in the league this season and the last place they would want to lose that record is Ibrox.
Rangers, for their part, would love nothing more than to end Celtic's unbeaten sequence. Rangers also have their own record protect today. They have not suffered defeat in any competition at Ibrox in 2016 and will be desperate not to let that home record slip away on the last day of the year.
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Rangers are unchanged from the starting line-up against St Johnstone on Wednesday evening.
Celtic, who played Ross County in midweek, bring in Callum McGregor and Moussa Dembele for Ryan Christie and Leigh Griffiths, with the latter on the bench.
Rangers v Celtic (12:15)
Rangers: Foderingham, Tavernier, Kiernan, Hill, Wilson, McKay, Windass, Holt, Halliday, Miller, Garner.
Substitutes: Gilks, O'Halloran, Forrester, Dodoo, Crooks, Waghorn, Hodson.
Celtic: Gordon, Lustig, Simunovic, Sviatchenko, Izaguirre, Armstrong, Brown, McGregor, Forrest, Dembele, Sinclair.
Substitutes: De Vries, Toure, Bitton, Griffiths, Gamboa, Mackay-Steven, Roberts.
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The Scottish Premiership weekend kicked off last night with Aberdeen beating Hearts to move to within two points of second-placed Rangers.
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Rangers v Celtic (12:15)
• Celtic start the game 16 points ahead of second-top Rangers with a game in hand
• Rangers are unbeaten at home for the last 15 months
• Rangers have gone five games without defeat, winning four and drawing their last game against St Johnstone
• Celtic have won 14 Premiership games in a row.
• Celtic have beaten Rangers twice this season - once in the league and once in the League Cup
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The Old Firm match takes centre stage at lunchtime with a 12:15 GMT kick-off but in a slightly unusual Saturday, there are further games and derbies starting at different times this afternoon.
Lanarkshire rivals Hamilton and Motherwell meet at 13:00 and there's a Tayside derby between Dundee and St Johnstone at 14:00.
Also at 14:00, Kilmarnock are Partick Thistle's visitors and then at 15:00 it's the Highland derby, Ross County v Inverness CT.
Image source, SNSRangers manager Mark Warburton has lost both meetings against Brendan Rodgers' Celtic this season