It’s Friday once more, which can only mean one thing: we’re a day away from another red-hot Saturday of cinch Premiership action.
The midweek certainly threw up a number of interesting contests and tomorrow is almost certain to provide similar intrigue.
Celtic host Livingston at Celtic Park where a win would see Ange Postecoglou’s side move top of the table before Rangers travel to Motherwell on Sunday afternoon.
Hibs are in desperate need of a victory as they travel to Ross County. It’s perhaps the worst time to play the Staggies, whose collective tails will be up after their stunning 5-0 victory at Dundee in midweek gave them their first win of the campaign.
Aberdeen and Hearts will meet in what promises to be an excellent encounter at Pittodrie, while Dundee United host St Johnstone in the Tayside derby.
Finally, Dundee will look to rebound from the Wednesday hammering as they travel to St Mirren.
5. Rangers' issue
Rangers captain James Tavernier says Rangers must start as they mean to continue in matches and arrest a growing tendency to concede first in matches. (The Scotsman) Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group
6. Ginnelly hoping to retain place
Hearts winger Josh Ginnelly hopes to retain his starting place against Aberdeen following a stellar midweek display at McDiarmid Park. (The Scotsman) Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group
7. Aberdeen's united front
Ross McCrorie believes Aberdeen’s togetherness has seen them through a wretched run and will continue to work together to build on two positive performances against Hibs and Rangers. (The Scotsman) Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group
8. Campbell backed to keep place
Jack Ross believes Josh Campbell can hold down a spot in the Hibs starting XI if he builds on his encouraging performance against Celtic. (Evening News) Photo: SNS Group Ross Parker