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You can catch highlights from Celtic Park and Easter Road on Sportscene on BBC Scotland at 19:15 GMT.

Tomorrow is when the transfer window 'slams shut', so we'll be across all the late moves.

Then we've got Hearts at St Mirren on Tuesday, with all the rest playing on Wednesday.

Busy, busy, busy...

John McGlynn is not too disappointed with a third loss at Celtic Park this season.

"The scoreline suggests we're getting better and there's positives to take," the Falkirk manager tells BBC Scotland.

"It's not easy coming here and we've put up a good show."

On any potential comings and goings tomorrow, McGlynn is adamant "we don't want to lose anyone" and suggests there might be one coming in.

Celtic interim manager Martin O'Neill tells BBC Scotland: "I thought it was a great win for us, particularly after Thursday night and the effort the players put into that win.

"You could see there were periods in the game where we didn't have the energy, but there's a great camararderie about the group. They want to go beyond the call of duty and it was a big, big win.

"Falkirk are flying, they're a dangerous side. I'm delighted we've won and there were some big efforts today.

"Naturally pleased [Tomas Cvancara] got the goal. He hasn't played a lot of football in recent times, but I think there's lots of improvements in his game. There's a player there.

"I said to [Benjamin Nygren] in my first spell that midfield players who score goals are worth their weight in gold.

"We are [close to transfers]. We've some medicals here at this minute and fingers crossed the players come through.

"We've got a couple and we're hoping to add maybe late on.

"That would give us a chance. We're staying there to the end and let's see what happens."

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"Thank goodness," is the reaction to that news from former Celtic goalkeeper Pat Bonner.

"It's dragged on and dragged on," he says of the club's January transfer search. "They have to learn from that for the future."

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill is saying the club are close to two new arrivals, with the players in question having medicals.

When the names Joel Mvuka and Junior Adamu are put to him, O'Neill replies: "You wouldn't be far away."

Livingston are at home to Falkirk on Wednesday.

Will the managerial reshuffle make much difference to the league's bottom side?

It's hard to imagine David Martindale taking a back seat.

We don't have long to wait for our next Scottish Premiership fix, with a full midweek card coming up.

Hearts visit St Mirren on Tuesday.

On Wednesday, Rangers host Kilmarnock and Celtic visit Aberdeen.

Hibs lost Scotland centre-half Grant Hanley to a second half injury, with David Gray saying it looks like a hamstring problem.

With Warren O'Hora missing the last two games, it will be an area of concern for Gray.

Hibs head coach David Gray tells BBC Scotland: "We deserved all three points, if I'm honest. We had the best chances. We could be a bit more clinical. A little bit of frustration we haven't won the game, but that's a good place to be off the back of the last two results.

"It was much more like us today. It's very much about making sure we keep working hard, sticking together. It was a young group towards the end, but once we get a few back I'm confident we can end the season strongly."

On Kai Andrews' debut: "He's someone who was up here before. He's got a very good pedigree, played at a very good level. He grew into the game as it went on. But, to a man, the boys were excellent."

On the end of the transfer window: "Maybe a couple of additions if it can be done. I do expect there to be a bit movement at the end of the window."

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Rangers head coach Danny Rohl tells BBC Scotland: "Tough game today, tough game. Both teams tried and invested a lot. In the end we are disappointed we couldn't win, but honestly I take the draw today.

"We had some good phases in the game where we couldn't score. It wasn't about the last pass, being clinical. First half, we had two less players into the box - this is a part we can improve.

"In such a game you need this magic moment, we were close with Mikey Moore [disallowed goal for offside]. In the end we did not deserve the three points. It's about the next game. [Hibs] defended with big heart. You have to break them down, you need the extra pass.

"It's clear, the direction is clear. Everyone wants to jump straight to first position, but teams around us also take points. We have do our job, focus on ourselves, if we do this we will see at the end of the season."

On the end to the transfer window: "I trust the cub will make the right decisions. We are in conversation but today my focus was on the game, We'll see what happens in the next 24 hours. Could be ins and outs, this is normal.

"If not, I'll carry on with my group because they've shown big character in the past couple of weeks."

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Benjamin Nygren leads the way for combined goal involvements in the Scottish Premiership. The Swede has 12 goals and three assists.

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Ian McCall
Former Falkirk manager on BBC Sportsound

Celtic need two or three starters.

Reo Hatate looks really unhappy for me. He didn't break into a sweat when he came on.

An expected goals (xG) victory for Falkirk?

Kasper Schmeichel did make a couple of good saves, while Scott Bain didn't look too clever for the Benjamin Nygren goal, but it was a largely comfortable afternoon for the hosts.

That's eight wins from nine for Celtic in the league under Martin O'Neill.

That includes five home victories, all without conceding.

A first goal for Tomas Cvancara and another from Benjamin Nygren takes Celtic above Rangers into second place on goals scored.

The Glasgow giants are both six points behind Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts after 24 games.

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Four minutes of stoppage time remain.

Celtic are heading for second place as things stand.

Kasper Schmeichel needs to look lively to push away a sharp shot from Brian Graham.

Celtic are yet to concede a league goal at home this season under Martin O'Neill.

Late cameos for Kelechi Iheanacho and Stephen Welsh as Daizen Maeda and Kieran Tierney get a rest.

Calvin Miller trudges off for Falkirk, with Aidan Nesbitt getting a taste of the action.

Falkirk are finding it hard to get a touch as Celtic pop the passes around. The visitors look a bit tired now.

Ten minutes, plus stoppage-time, remaining.