Saturday's Scottish football

1. FT: Ross County 1-2 Hearts (Boyce) (Sow, Ozturk)
2. Hearts stay top on maximum points
3. FT: Celtic 4-2 Inverness CT (Lustig, Griffiths, Armstrong 2) (Christie, Lopez)
4. FT: Motherwell 1-2 Aberdeen (Johnson) (McGinn, Taylor)
5. FT: Dundee 2-1 St Johnstone (McPake, Hemmings) (MacLean)
6. FT: Hamilton Academical 4-0 Dundee United (Crawford, Tagliapietra, Morris, Nade)
7. FT: Partick Thistle 2-2 Kilmarnock (Doolan 2) (McKenzie, Boyd)

Ross County 1-2 Hearts

Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson

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"I'm delighted to get the three points. It's a great result, a lot of the guys are really tired today but they need to do that if they want to do well in the league."

Motherwell 1-2 Aberdeen

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes

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"Delighted to come away from Motherwell at any time with three points, none more so than today."

Hamilton Academical 4-0 Dundee United

Hamilton Academical player-manager Martin Canning

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"I thought the boys were excellent. All over the park, to a man, they won their battle over the pitch and that's something I asked them to go and do. It's a fantastic result for us."

Motherwell 1-2 Aberdeen

Motherwell manager Ian Baraclough

"I'm sickened of coming in having lost a game on what really is a set piece. We need to show more aggression going into the challenge one v one and not allow the player to get into that position to go and score the goal."

Dundee 2-1 St Johnstone

Dundee manager Paul Hartley

"We always felt 2-0 was a tricky scoreline and we didn't start the second half well. We've got to make sure that we try to play as well as we can for the majority of the game. I'm pleased with what we've got so far."

Dundee 2-1 St Johnstone

St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright

"Again, we put ourselves behind the eight ball. You're 2-0 down with playing reasonably well but giving away two stupid goals. You can't do that at this level. We've put ourselves in poor positions, chasing games every game this season."

Hamilton Academical 4-0 Dundee United

Dundee United manager Jackie McNamara

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"A lot went wrong today, especially first half. We were second to most things, they bullied us at times and we gifted them a few goals as well. We seemed to make things hard for ourselves and we got punished for it.

"Second half, I thought we were better but then again we lose a poor goal at the end. We'll be a lot better next week."

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A Hibee on the way back from Easter Road: "Malonga is awful!!!!! He is lazy and unproductive. Got to be on the bench next week but McGinn and Henderson looking really good."

Alan, St Mirren fan: "What is going on best players mallan and langfield Thompson all on the bench load of rubbish"

Partick Thistle 2-2 Kilmarnock

Kilmarnock manager Gary Locke

"We showed great character to come back and get it back to 2-2. Once we got to grips with things and managed to pass the ball, we played with a wee bit more composure."

Partick Thistle 2-2 Kilmarnock

Partick Thistle manager Alan Archibald

"Very impressed. We just weren't clinical enough. Second half, the sending off changed the game a bit but I still think we imposed ourselves on the game."

Second straight defeat for Buddies

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St Mirren suffered another loss in their second game of the Scottish Championship season, going down 2-1 at home to Dumbarton

Celtic 4-2 Inverness

Inverness manager John Hughes

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"The first two goals were a joke. That put us right on the back foot. We were a lot, lot better in the second half. We showed resolve, showed charatcer, got a goal back and got another goal back."

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Anonymous: "Dundee Utd finding out, as Hibs did previously, that eventually you suffer for continually selling your top players."

Ross County 1-2 Hearts

Ross County manager Jim McIntyre

"It was more of a scrap [in the second half]. Sometimes games become a bit frantic and that's the way it panned out. Hearts are a good side and nobody's mugs. Unfortunately for us, they were more clinical."

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Anonymous: "Jackie mcnamara must go, he's clueless."

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FULL-TIME

The delayed kick-off in the Scottish Championship concludes with Queens sealing victory courtesy of a Lewis Kidd strike midway through the second half.

Hibs off the mark

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Anonymous: "Does anyone there have the guts to discuss the possibility of media darling Jackie getting the sack? Something like 4 wins in 26 games. Worst manager we have ever had."

Jackie McNamara's Dundee United lost 4-0 at Hamilton today.

Celtic manager Ronny Deila

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"I'm very, very pleased with a lot of the things I'm seeing and I'm looking forward to Wednesday."

Celtic face Malmo in the Champions League play-of first leg in Glasgow on Wednesday.

GOALS GALORE

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The Scottish Premiership was the place to be for goals today with 23 in total and at least three in each fixture.

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CHAMPIONSHIP

Falkirk 1-0 Raith Rovers

Hibernian 1-0 Morton

St Mirren 1-2 Dumbarton

LEAGUE ONE

Ayr 2-1 Brechin

Dunfermline 7-1 Cowdenbeath

Forfar 4-0 Albion

Stenhousemuir 2-1 Airdrieonians

Stranraer 0-4 Peterhead

LEAGUE TWO

Annan Athletic 1-1 Stirling

Clyde 0-2 Queen's Park

East Fife 5-0 Berwick

Elgin 4-0 East Stirling

Montrose 3-0 Arbroath

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The Dons also have a 100% record, having played a game less than Hearts. They came from behind to consign Motherwell to a third straight loss.

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Hearts remain top of the Scottish Premiership with a maximum 12 points. They had it tough at times in Dingwall but hung in for victory.

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Dundee's first-half showing proves to be enough to give them victory in the Tayside derby.

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A point apiece at Firhill with both sides still in search of that first victory.

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It's all over at Celtic Park with the hosts moving on to 10 points after four games. They were dominant for around 75 minutes but lost a couple of late goals as Inverness improved.

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Accies had neither won nor scored before today but they certainly made up for that with a stunning win against Dundee United.

GOAL

Christian Nade puts a bit more gloss on the scoreline for Hamilton with a straight forward tap-in.

Easy Street for Hamilton

After racing into that three-goal first-half lead, Hamilton have been comfortable in the second half.

GOAL

Kris Boyd nets his first goal of the season with the substitute with a header from a Kilmarnock corner. All square again.

HITS THE WOODWORK

Niall McGinn comes close to scoring his second of the day by firing against the post.

CLOSE!

Juanma skips past goalkeeper Scott Fox but the angle is very tight and the Hearts striker cannot whip his shot on target.

GOAL

The 10 men are in front. Kris Doolan beats the offside trap to side-foot past Jamie MacDonald.

GOAL

Inverness pull another goal back at Celtic Park with Lewis Horner beating Craig Gordon from the edge of the box.

CLOSE!

Ross County forward Liam Boyce goes for a spectacular overhead kick near the penalty spot, with his acrobatic effort sliding narrowly wide of the target.

CLOSE!

Dundee United's Simon Murray launches a long-range effort from 25 yards that dips wide of Michael McGovern's far post.

HITS THE WOODWORK

Alasdair Lamont

BBC Scotland at Fir Park

"Brilliant move from Aberdeen almost ends with them killing Motherwell off as Niall McGinn exchanges passes with Ryan Jack before jinking into the home side's penalty area and firing in a shot that beat Connor Ripley, but unlike in the first half, the post denies him."

CLOSE!

Gavin Reilly should be adding to Hearts' lead but the substitute awkwardly balloons a shot over an unguarded net from six yards.

GOAL

Celtic are careless in possession and Ryan Christie gets away from the home defence to drive past Craig Gordon.

GOAL

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Inverness get themselves in all sorts of bother at the back and Stuart Armstrong takes full advantage, firing home his second of the match.

GREAT SAVE!

Alasdair Lamont

BBC Scotland at Fir Park

"Jonny Hayes pulls a good save out of Connor Ripley with a low drive to keep this match finely balanced."

RED CARD

Red card for Partick Thistle's Liam Lindsay as he pulls down Mark O'Hara after losing possession to the Killie man.

GOAL

Alasdair Lamont

BBC Scotland at Fir Park

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"Ash Taylor heads Aberdeen in front, getting on the end of Niall McGinn's free-kick from the left. Connor Ripley came off his line but got nowhere near the ball, but referee Willie Collum saw nothing amiss and the goal stands."

Martin Dowden

BBC Scotland at Victoria Park

"This looked done and dusted early on with Hearts looking very strong for much of the first half, they've dropped off a little and handed County a chance. All to play for."

Kenny Innes on Facebook: "Think Aberdeen FC will win 3-1 today. Keep our 100% record going."

GREAT SAVE!

United try to to catch Hamilton on the break - Blair Spittal's low drive from the angle of area is well-saved by Michael McGovern.

GREAT SAVE!

Killie keeper Jamie MacDonald called into action again as he beats away a Callum Booth effort from the edge of the box.

CLOSE!

Hearts defender Callum Paterson gets above Marcus Fraser to connect with a header but can only steer the ball wide from a great position.

GOAL

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Celtic canter into the Inverness box again and Stuart Armstrong takes one touch before striking firmly into the net.

GOAL

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Michael O'Halloran does the leg work for Saints, laying the ball on a plate for Steven MacLean to halve the visitors' deficit.

Confusion between Tomas Cerny and his defence leads to a chance for Kallum Higginbothum but the Kilmarnock's right-foot strike from the edge of the box goes narrowly past the post against his former side.

Josh Magennis has the first strike in anger of the second half at Firhill but his effort flies harmlessly over the Thistle crossbar.

HALF-TIME

The delayed kick-off in the Scottish Championship has now reached half-time with no goals so far.

GREAT SAVE!

Michael McGovern tested early in the second half by Blair Spittal, who forced a decent save from the Accies keeper off a Chris Erskine through ball.

Alasdair Lamont

BBC Scotland at Fir Park

"A sign of attacking intent from Aberdeen at the start of the second half, with Adam Rooney replacing Willo Flood and the visitors should have been ahead almost immediately after the restart as Niall McGinn picks out David Goodwillie, but he planted his header straight at Connor Ripley."

DISALLOWED GOAL

St Johnstone's Liam Craig puts the ball in the net but a foul in the build-up by Steven MacLean means no goal is awarded.

KICK-OFF

Games resuming for the second half.

Richard Wilson

BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

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"A few impressive individual performances amongst the Celtic players, but Scott Brown has stood out. Too strong in the challenge for his opponents, driving runs from deep and some good passing.

"He also took a knock early on that required some treatment and that might play on Ronny Deila's mind in the second half - trying to ensure key players stay fit for Malmo on Wednesday.

"Celtic are in control and can probably afford some early substitutions after the break."

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Josh Magennis uses his strength to get on the end of a long hopeful but hist the outside of the post shortly before the break.

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Dundee very much in command so far in the derby.

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Hearts on course to preserve their 100% record but that Liam Boyce penalty has given County hope for the second half.

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CHAMPIONSHIP

Falkirk 0-0 Raith Rovers

Hibernian 0-0 Morton

St Mirren 0-1 Dumbarton

LEAGUE ONE

Ayr 1-0 Brechin

Dunfermline 4-0 Cowdenbeath

Forfar 0-0 Albion

Stenhousemuir 1-0 Airdrieonians

Stranraer 0-1 Peterhead

LEAGUE TWO

Annan Athletic 0-0 Stirling

Clyde 0-0 Queen's Park

East Fife 3-0 Berwick

Elgin 2-0 East Stirling

Montrose 2-0 Arbroath

HALF-TIME

Andrea Mbuyi-Mutombo forces Craig Gordon into his first save of the afternoon as the Celtic keeper turns wide the striker's drive from the edge of the penalty area. The whistle soon sounds for the interval and the hosts are well on top.

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What a first half from Hamilton. They have dominated a poor Dundee United side.

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Level at the break at Fir Park. Motherwell led but the Dons quickly came back into it.

A stoppage in play as Partick Thistle's Steve Lawless receives treatment after a hefty looking challenge by Greg Kiltie.

GOALS, GOALS, GOALS

That's 14 goals so far today's Scottish Premiership...

GREAT SAVE!

Great save from Michael McGovern in the home goal at New Douglas Park after being largely a spectator thus far. He tips Chris Erskine's dinked shot round his far post.

GOAL

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Nicky Low sets up his second goal of the afternoon, the midfielder's cross being headed home by Kane Hemmings.

GOAL

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Liam Boyce converts the spot-kick to notch his first goal of the season and halve County's deficit.

GOAL

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Accies, goalless coming into this game, have racked up three in this blistering first half against a shambolic United defence. Carlton Morris capitalises on a sharp through ball, and one-on-one with Luis Zwick, rolls the ball home.

PENALTY

Penalty to Ross County as Jackson Irvine is pulled down by Alim Ozturk.

BBC Sportsound pundit Barry Wilson: "Ross County were on top for the first 10 minutes but since Hearts scored they have dictated. They are really popping the ball around with confidence."

GOAL

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Rory McKenzie gets Kilmarnock back into the game out of nowhere as he clips the ball into the corner of the net after breaking through Partick Thistles back line.

GOAL

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Carlton Morris and Ali Crawford are denied brilliantly by Luis Zwick in the United goal, but the keeper is powerless to stop the hulking Lucas De Lima Tagliapietra's header.

GREAT SAVE!

Great double save from Thistle keeper Tomas Cerny, first with his feet from Josh Magennis and then low to his left from a header.

GREAT SAVE!

But now Dundee threaten with in-form Greg Stewart cutting in and testing Saints keeper Alan Mannus.

Derby at Dens

St Johnstone striker Steven MacLean cannot capitalise after being picked out at a corner. Earlier, Dundee goalkeeper Scott Bain made an excellent save to deny Graham Cummins.

CLOSE!

Dougie Imrie has tried a couple of long-range shots in the last two minutes, both flying narrowly wide of Luis Zwick's left post.

Jonathan Sutherland

BBC Scotland at New Douglas Park

"Tell you what, Gramoz Kurtaj is looking good - lots of skills - and the Dundee United defence are struggling to deal with him."

Richard Wilson

BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

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"This has been a comfortable assignment for Celtic so far, they are generally in command of the ball and Inverness look particularly vulnerable to cross balls. Both Celtic's goals have come from deliveries into the area, and Johansen's set pieces are causing particular problems."

GOAL

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Aberdeen are level in somewhat fortunate circumstances. Niall McGinn cuts in from the left and crosses, with the ball finding its way into the net.

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"Hibs fans applauding new signing Liam Henderson as he warms up."

GOAL

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A brilliant individual goal from Crawford, who picks up a poor Mark Durnan pass and rockets a low shot beyond Luis Zwick to open his team's account for the season

HITS THE WOODWORK

Partick hit the post after the ball bounces around the Killie box. Kris Doolan sees his curling left-foot shot strike the far upright.

GOAL

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James McPake gives Dundee the lead in the Tayside derby with a fine volley from Nicky Low's corner. That's two goals in two games for the big defender.

GOAL

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Callum Paterson meets a well-rehearsed corner on the volley and the ball is touched home by Hearts skipper Alim Ozturk.

Derby at Dens

No goals so far at Dens Park. Greg Stewart squandered an early chance for the hosts while Saints may have had a penalty after Graham Cummins went down in the box.

GOAL

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Another goal for Celtic and another header, the striker heading Nir Bitton's cross down into the net.

GOAL

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From Hearts' first attack of the game, Osman Sow takes a lovely touch, cuts in from the right and thumps a screamer past Scott Fox via the inside of the post.

Alasdair Lamont

BBC Scotland at Fir Park

"A week on from the controversy over John Collins' comments about Celtic's opponents and Derek McInnes's rather irked response, I asked the Aberdeen manager if Celtic had been in touch to attempt to smooth the waters.

"McInnes says there's no problem between his club and Celtic, he's spoken to Ronny Deila this week - as he does regularly - and there's a healthy respect between the clubs."

GREAT SAVE!

Ross County are looking very lively as Liam Boyce has a pop and Neil Alexander has to get down smartly to make the save.

GOAL

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Kris Doolan marks his return to the side by seizing on a mistake by Mark Connolly in the Kilmarnock defence and finding the net.

GOAL

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Mikael Lustig heads home from around six yards out after being picked out at a free-kick.

GREAT SAVE!

Michael Gardyne hammers in a shot from the angle of the six-yard box, with Hearts keeper Neil Alexander showing good reflexes and strong hands to keep it out.

Delayed kick-off

Livingston v Queen of the South in the Scottish Championship will kick off at 15:15 after kick-off was delayed.

GOAL

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Marvin Johnson fires Motherwell ahead after the hosts mount a sweeping counter-attack.

Jonathan Sutherland

BBC Scotland at New Douglas Park

On Twitter: "28 seconds it took for @AliCrawford to fire over the bar. @acciesfc immediately on the front foot. @BBCSportScot"

BBC Sportsound pundit Barry Wilson at Victoria Park: "I'm expecting an open, high-tempo game. There was heavy rain overnight and the pitch has been watered again, so there will be a real zip on the surface."

MATCH FACTS

• Celtic are undefeated in their last 14 Premiership games
• Dundee failed to beat St Johnstone at Dens Park last season
• Dundee United were undefeated against Hamilton in 2014-15
• Aberdeen won all three meetings with Motherwell last term
• Partick Thistle were unable to beat Kilmarnock last season
• Ross County have won only once in their 11 meetings with Hearts

CLOSE!

Early chance for Hamilton Accies less than in a minute into proceedings at New Douglas Park. Ali Crawford rifles a strike from the edge of the United box just over the crossbar.

Alasdair Lamont

BBC Scotland at Fir Park

"At Fir Park, AMotherwell have stuck with the side that was beaten 2-0 by Hearts in midweek, while Aberdeen - after a week's break - bring in Considine and Goodwillie for Quinn and Rooney from the team that beat Kilmarnock 2-0."

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Managers Jim McIntyre and Robbie Neilson have a quick chat ahead of Ross County v Hearts

KICK-OFF

Games getting udnerway.

Scott Allan addresses Celtic fans

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"Unbelievable, it's a great opportunity for me to join a massive club. I'm just going to try my hardest.

"In football terms it was a no brainer to come here: I can't wait to get started."

Richard Wilson

BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

"Ronny Deila has chosen the strongest possible Celtic starting line-up for the visit of Inverness.

"The task was daunting enough for John Hughes' men already, given the injuries that have diminished the Highland club's squad, but it looks as though Celtic are intent on building up momentum ahead of the midweek Champions League play-off first leg against Malmo.

"A large home crowd certainly waits expectantly."

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Paul - Manchester Dark Blues: "As a Dee fan, we might miss Loy today but we have quality to come in in Paul McGowan. It's going to be a rollercoaster of a season!"

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Jonathan Sutherland

BBC Scotland at New Douglas Park

"Hearing Christian Nade felt a bit unwell this week. Good chance for Hamilton Accies to give Carlton Morris a shot up front - big, powerful striker sent up on loan from Norwich City by Alex Neil.

"Jackie McNamara tells me he's keen to freshen things up with Simon Murray starting ahead of Charlie Telfer. The United manager still doesn't know when Rodney Sneijder will be back - the Dutchman has had a viral infection and is back in his homeland."

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BBC Scotland's Brian McLauchlin on Twitter: "Last time Dundee beat St Johnstone at home was 1st March 2008! Will that change today or will Saints have their first win of the season?"

Hibernian manager Alan Stubbs

"I've been very open and very honest from day one. We were very clear in what our intentions were with Scott [Allan].

"We've behaved impeccably. It had to be right for the club, the club is the most important benefactor in all of this. We've made the decision. We're happy with that and we move on.

"I'm really looking forward to working with [loan signing] Liam [Henderson]."

Scottish League Two fixtures:

Annan Athletic v Stirling Albion

Clyde v Queen's Park

East Fife v Berwick Rangers

Elgin City v East Stirlingshire

Montrose v Arbroath

Scottish League One fixtures

Ayr United v Brechin

Dunfermline v Cowdenbeath

Forfar Athletic v Albion Rovers

Stenhousemuir v Airdrieonians

Stranraer v Peterhead

Henderson to Hibs

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Liam Henderson joined Hibernian on loan in the deal that took Scott Allan to Celtic on a four-year deal. Henderson is on the bench for Hibs today

Hibs host Greenock Morton today, St Mirren welcome Dumbarton, Raith Rovers visit Falkirk and Queen of the South travel to face Livingston.

Week two for Championship, Leagues One and Two

Clubs in the Scottish Championship and Leagues One and Two started their league campaign last weekend and there are full cards in the third and fourth tiers today as well as four games in the second.

TEAM NEWS

Dundee make two changes with Nicky Low and Paul McGowan coming into midfield in place of Paul McGinn and captain Kevin Thomson, who was injured in midweek.

St Johnstone make three changes. Dave MacKay returning to defence in place of Brad McKay, Chris Millar is in midfield instead of David Wotherspoon and Steven MacLean replaces John Sutton up front.

LINE-UPS

Dundee: Bain, McGinn, Etxabeguren Leanizbarrutia, McPake, Holt, Ross, McGowan, Low, Harkins, Hemmings, Stewart. Subs: Irvine, Konrad, Meggatt, Ferry, Mitchell, Tankulic, Carreiro.

St Johnstone: Mannus, Shaughnessy, Mackay, Scobbie, Brian Easton, Millar, Davidson, Craig, O'Halloran, MacLean, Cummins. Subs: Lappin, Wright, Sutton, Clark, McKay, Caddis, Kane.

Referee: Kevin Clancy.

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LINE-UPS

Celtic: Gordon, Lustig, Boyata, van Dijk, Izaguirre, Biton, Brown, Mackay-Steven, Johansen, Armstrong, Griffiths. Subs: Stokes, Rogic, Mulgrew, Janko, Bailly, McGregor, Forrest.

Inverness CT: Fon Williams, Raven, Devine, Draper, Tremarco, Tansey, Vigurs, Polworth, Horner, Mbuyi-Mutombo, Williams. Subs: Esson, Lopez, Wedderburn, Christie, Jason Brown, Sutherland.

Referee: Craig Thomson.

LINE-UPS

Hamilton Academical: McGovern, Gordon, Garcia Tena, Tagliapietra, Kurakins, Gillespie, Imrie, MacKinnon, Crawford, Kurtaj, Morris. Subs: MacDonald, Watson, Longridge, Docherty, Martin, Nade, Boyd.

Dundee United: Zwick, McGowan, Donaldson, Durnan, Dixon, Souttar, Rankin, Erskine, Bodul, Spittal, Murray. Subs: Dillon, Muirhead, McCallum, Telfer, Connolly, Fraser, Lochhead.

Referee: Steven McLean.

LINE-UPS

Ross County: Fox, Fraser, Davies, Robertson, Foster, Gardyne, Irvine, McShane, De Vita, Boyce, Curran. Subs: Reckord, Quinn, Boyd, Graham, Murdoch, Dingwall, Bachmann.

Hearts: Alexander, Paterson, Ozturk, Igor Rossi, Oshaniwa, Walker, Buaben, Gomis, Nicholson, Delgado, Sow. Subs: McHattie, King, Hamilton, Oliver, Reilly, McGhee, McKirdy.

Referee: Bobby Madden.

Celtic manager Ronny Deila

"Today we have a strong squad again and a lot of the players who played the last games. This game is very important to keep winning games and put ourselves in a good position.

"Scott Allan is a talented player and we've been watching him for some time. He has something to add to Celtic. He is still young, can develop and is a prospect for us. It takes time to adapt to a new environment."

TEAM NEWS

Motherwell are unchanged from the defeat by Hearts, Aberdeen bring in Andy Considine and David Goodwillie for Paul Quinn and Adam Rooney.

LINE-UPS

Motherwell: Ripley, Law, Laing, McManus, Hammell, Ainsworth, Lasley, Taylor, Johnson, McDonald, Moult. Subs: Twardzik, Chalmers, Kennedy, Clarkson, Jack Leitch, Thomas, Cadden.

Aberdeen: Ward, Logan, Taylor, Considine, Shinnie, Jack, Flood, McLean, Hayes, McGinn, Goodwillie. Subs: Rooney, Smith, Robson, Quinn, Brown, Shankland, Wright.

Referee: William Collum.

TEAM NEWS

Kilmarnock make one change, Mark O'Hara starts in place of Scott Robinson. Kris Boyd and Lee McCulloch return to the bench.

Ryan Stevenson and Kris Doolan are the only changes to the Partick Thistle side, Mathias Pogba failing to recover from a hamstring strain and Abdul Osman is left out of the squad completley.

LINE-UPS

Partick Thistle: Cerny, Miller, Frans, Lindsay, Booth, Welsh, Bannigan, Amoo, Stevenson, Lawless, Doolan. Subs: Seaborne, Scully, Wilson, Hendry, McDaid, Leyden, Fraser.

Kilmarnock: MacDonald, Westlake, Connolly, Ashcroft, Smith, Hamill, O'Hara, Kiltie, McKenzie, Higginbotham, Magennis. Subs: Barbour, Findlay, Boyd, McCulloch, Splaine, Davies, Mclean.

Referee: Alan Muir.

Inverness Caledonian Thistle manager John Hughes

"It is all tactical. Ryan Christie is a real talent and is going to go far in the game. It is just interest and speculation and there's a lot of scouts coming to watch him.

"But he's a smashing kid and he would not look out of place on any training pitch in the English Premier League. We are a selling club and would never stand in a kid's way, but the deal has to be right for Inverness.

"I have seen a real improvement in him."

Celtic v Inverness CT (15:00)

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Partick Thistle v Kilmarnock (15:00)

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Kilimarnock registered their first point of the season on Wednesday with Kallum Higginbotham's chipped penalty giving them a 2-2 draw with Celtic. Killie's pursuit of a first win this season takes them to Partick Thistle's Firhill today with the Jags also looking for a maiden three points for the campaign

Hamilton Academical v Dundee United (15:00)

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Blair Spittal scored both of Dundee United's goals in the 2-2 draw with Dundee. United are at Hamilton Academical's New Douglas Park today

Dundee v St Johnstone (15:00)

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Dundee fought back from two down to claim a draw in their city derby with United on Tuesday. Paul Hartley's men face another Tayside rival this afternoon, a St Johnstone side still in search of their first win

Motherwell v Aberdeen (15:00)

SNS

Aberdeen also have a 100% record in the Premiership but have only played two league fixtures. Adam Rooney scored twice the last time the Dons visited Motherwell, where they play today

Ross County v Hearts (15:00)

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Can Hearts maintain their 100% start to the season? The Premiership leaders are at Ross County seeking their fifth straight win in all competitions and their fourth in the league

TEAM NEWS

However, while Allan will make an appearance for fans today, he will not be in the Celtic squad. Dedryck Boyata and Stuart Armstrong return for Ronny Deila's side against Inverness.

Caley Thistle make two changes with full-back Carl Tremarco and midfielder Iain Vigurs coming in for Ryan Christie and striker Dani Lopez.

Allan arrives at Celtic Park

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Scott Allan has completed a move to Celtic from Hibernian on a four-year deal. He will be introduced to the Celtic fans today at their match against Inverness Caledonian Thistle

There are six Scottish Premiership matches on today, all at 15:00.

Good afternoon and welcome to this afternoon's live Scottish football coverage.