Hearts continue to boss the game but can't find that third goal. They are enjoying the vast majority of possession, and getting into dangerous areas but it just isn't dropping for Lawrence Shankland and Claudio Braga.

Breaking up one attack, Falkirk's Brad Spencer gets his 12th booking of the season and will now miss the first two matches of next season.

Elliot Watt's deflected strike from a long way out loops up and crashes off the crossbar, with Viljami Sinisalo well beaten.

The ball drops for Tawanda Maswanhise, who heads it on target, but Sinisalo recovers in time to make the catch on his goal-line.

It's a bit flat inside both grounds at the moment.

Hearts have got the points sewn up and Celtic have their noses in front.

Kieran Tierney and Yang Hyun-Jun are now off.

Marcelo Saracchi and James Forrest are on for the visitors.

The game's hit a slight lull after a flurry of changes.

Motherwell make a midfield change as Callum Slattery is replaced by Regan Charles-Cook.

Martin O'Neill opts for a triple switch, with Reo Hatate, Anthony Ralston, and Kelechi Iheanacho coming on for Alistair Johnston, Benjamin Nygren, and Sebastian Tounekti.

Around 20 minutes to go at Fir Park.

Good chance for Falkirk but Ben Broggio blazes over.

A long ball into the box was headed on by Ross MacIver and it fell to the on-loan Aston Villa player, but he snatches at the chance to leave Alexander Schwolow untested.

Rangers should be ahead.

Tuur Rommens pings a cross in for Mikey Moore, whose side-foot effort is well saved by Raphael Sallinger.

The rebound rolls out towards Bojan Miovski, but the substitute lifts high over the bar from 15 yards.

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Derek McInnes freshens up his side. Jordi Altena comes off the bench and Cammy Devlin goes off, having made a huge contribution with Hearts' second goal.

A huge ovation for the little Aussie terrier.

Callum Slattery tries to replicate Benjamin Nygren's stunner, but sends his shot from 18 yards high and wide.

Motherwell have plenty to play for themselves and have not shown any sign of downing tools as they hunt European qualification.

The second half has not lived up to a lively first 45 minutes at Ibrox.

Rangers with most of the possession and territory, but neither team carving out any clear-cut opportunities.

Celtic beating Motherwell keeps Hibs' chances of pipping the Steelmen to fourth place alive, but given the massive goal difference deficit, they realistically need three points tonight.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

Celtic have been average but yet again big players have stepped up big time.

That strike from Benjamin Nygren was unbelievable in the context of this game and this season. Enormous and stunning.

Motherwell seemed to be taking control again but if Celtic do win this title Daizen Maeda and Nygren will have been absolutely vital.

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Lawrence Shankland goes close again.

Stephen Kingsley swings in a perfectly-judged cross and the Hearts captain powers a header just wide of the post.

Saturday lunchtime. Celtic v Hearts in Glasgow on the final day of the season with the title on the line.

Still more than half an hour for that to change, but Hearts need a couple of goals from Motherwell.

Another Falkirk change as Calvin Miller is replaced by Ethan Ross. The Bairns have been on the back foot since the second half started.

As we were at kick-off, with one point between the top two...

That is exactly what Motherwell have been about all season.

A composed, well-structured move from their defensive third into Celtic's box, with Callum Slattery hitting the deck and appealing for a penalty.

It looks like he just lost his footing, but he's shaking his head after a word with ref John Beaton.

Another Falkirk player goes in the book. Calvin Miller gets his fifth yellow card of the season for a late challenge on Alexandros Kyziridis.

Hearts go close to a third.

Alexandros Kyziridis makes a bursting run down the right and puts in a cross but instead of finding a team-mate it glances off the top of the bar. Goalkeeper Nicky Hogarth looked a bit worried there.

A smart drop of the shoulder in the middle of the park from Callum Slattery, and he is running at the Celtic backline.

He picks out Elijah Just, who checks onto his right foot and fires at goal, but it is well blocked by the the recovering Callum McGregor.

The hosts have started the second half brightly.