It’s a packed day of football in the SPFL after last night’s stunning result in Hamilton with visitors Partick Thistle giving the hosts an incredible 6-1 pasting.
Rangers entertain Hearts in a top-of-the-table clash at Ibrox, while Celtic face a similarly tricky contest with a trip to fourth-place Motherwell as Ange Postecoglou looks to build up some momentum following the victory over Aberdeen a fortnight ago.
Speaking of the Dons, they travel to Dundee desperate for a victory and no wins in their last nine outings in all competitions. That match will be an evening kick-off after the clubs agreed to change so the match could get more exposure on the SPFL’s live international feed.
Dundee United travel to Easter Road to face Hibs, Ross County entertain St Mirren and St Johnstone battle with Livingston at McDiarmid Park.
5. Boyle to be assessed
Kyle Magennis remains a doubt for Hibs ahead of Saturday’s clash at home to Dundee United, while Martin Boyle will be assessed after his exertions with Australia during the international break. (The Scotsman) Photo: Ross Parker - SNS Group
6. Watt backed for Scotland
Motherwell boss Graham Alexander has backed in-form striker Tony Watt to earn himself a Scotland recall as Lyndon Dykes' replacement for next month's clash with Moldova. (Daily Record) Photo: Sammy Turner - SNS Group
7. Alexander tells Well to believe
Motherwell manager Graham Alexander has urged his players to go into Saturday's visit of Celtic with the same expectation of victory as their opponents. (The Scotsman) Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group
8. McCoist labels Celtic 'bang average'
Ally McCoist believes Celtic and Aberdeen looked like two "bang average" teams in their recent clash, while admitting his old club Rangers haven't got going this season. (Scottish Sun) Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group