Bright start from Motherwell.

Elijah Just slips in a neat ball into the box, but there's no takers.

Celtic yet to string a pass or two together.

And now it's Dundee's turn to miss another chance. Charlie Reilly is the culprit this time, scooping over from close range.

Three or four big opportunities already. This happened between St Mirren and Kilmarnock on Saturday right enough, and that finished 0-0.

Another close call for United.

A cross to the back post finds Zac Sapsford, but centre-half Danny Wilson is on hand to clear the striker's clipped effort off the line.

United keep the pressure going and Dario Naamo slides in at the back post to meet a low cross, but the defender can only toe poke past the post.

Kilmarnock go up the other end and squander two glorious opportunities.

Tyreece Jules-John fluffed his lines when the Dundee defence parted in front of him, before Bruce Anderson managed to control the ball and hook it over the bar.

Now off and running at Fir Park.

A superb, dangerous cross from Lewis Smith flashes across the United six-yard box and team-mate Cristian Montano is inches away from connecting at the back post.

Another chance for Dundee, and this one is a biggie.

James Brown lets a cross from the right go across him and Tony Yogane gets there first. He knocks it back to Callum Jones, whose shot is again blocked at close range. He should do better from just a few yards out.

A driving run from Rangers forward Mikey Moore presents another chance for the hosts, but the Tottenham loanee's shot is straight at Shamal George in the St Mirren goal.

Half chance for Dundee as Tobi Oluwayemi gives the ball away at the back. Callum Jones has an open goal to aim for, but his shot is blocked.

Shaky start from the visiting keeper.

Motherwell manager Jens Berthel Askou tells BBC Scotland: "There is a carrot dangling for both teams tonight.

"I think it will be a great game of football, dynamic, intense and high-tempo at times.

"I hope our performance will live up to all our performances in the big games so far this season as this will give us a chance to win.

"We are trying to create a style that doesn't swing from one side to another, consistency gives us the best platform to improve from.

"We still have a little bit more to learn to win the big games, and we will see in the next few games if we can get a few more wins than we have."

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Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

Wonderful piece of play as he tries to chip the ball over Mitov but it ends up on the roof of the net.

Hibs dominating possession in the early stages.

Hibs spring to life! Warren O'Hora picks out Martin Boyle making a great run in behind.

The forward catches Dimitar Mitov off his line, but his lob lands on to the roof of the net.

A bright start from Rangers at Ibrox, as Mohamed Diomande heads wide and Djeidi Gassama drags a shot past the post after a mazy run.

United so close to an opener as the ball is cut back into the path of Zac Sapsford and it takes a combination of the near post and goalkeeper Jerome Prior to prevent the striker's side-footed drive slipping inside the near post.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

Almost 1,500 Dons fans are in full voice having made their way to the capital on a freezing cold night at Easter Road.

The home crowd though are looking for a similar outcome as the weekend when they took care of their city rivals Hearts.

Any sort win would be a terrific way for them to end 2025.

That's us off and running in the four games.

Remember, Motherwell v Celtic is 15 minutes behind.

A minute's silence at Ibrox to remember the victims of the Ibrox disaster, with this the closest home game to the anniversary on 2 January.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Ibrox

It used very much to be the other way around, but lately Rangers haven't been able to buy a win over St Mirren.

You have to go back over a year for the last one - October 2024 with a winner from Vaclav Cerny for a 2-1 victory.

Since which time, two draws and two St Mirren wins, including the last time these two met here at Ibrox at the end of February.

What chance a famous repeat, given the Buddies' recent record against Glasgow's big two...?

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