Celtic interim manager Martin O'Neill: "Delighted to win. Hibs are very strong and a good side. To win after the excursions of Thursday night is very pleasing.

"First goal was through pressing, the second is a magnificent move. The second half I knew Hibs would come strong. It was a long way home. That's when the tiredness sets in. so for us to see the game through was remarkably pleasing.

"We played some really, really lovely football again [in the first half]. The last 20-odd minutes [in the second half], I was so, so pleased with the team."

O'Neill reiterated that Wednesday's game against Dundee at Celtic Park is likely to be his last in interim charge.

However, on the prospect of staying on longer, he adds: "I don't think that's going to happen. The new manager has got to get himself together and stamp his own personality on the team and prepare himself for January to try to enhance the squad."

On what Celtic means to him, he says: "Everything. Absolutely everything. I remember when my father said to me when I was a player, 'if Celtic come for you, you go there'.

"The second best thing is managing the team. And they've come for me twice."

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Nico Raskin is down receiving treatment after a clash in midfield.

Mohamed Diomande is out warming up, but the Belgium international will be fine to continue.

And back under way at Ibrox.

We're up and running in West Lothian.

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell captain on BBC Sportsound

Antman hasn't done a lot and Miovski looks a shadow of the player he was at Aberdeen.

The midfielders don't really have a passing range, it's all sideways.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

As poor a half from Rangers that I've seen this season and that is saying something.

The increasingly agitated home fans have certainly let their feelings known during a period that lacked quality.

Normally, visiting managers would be happy to have frustrated Rangers at Ibrox, but John McGlynn will no doubt be looking for more in attack.

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Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin tells BBC Scotland: "We are trying to take it game by game to try to stay stable and give us the chance to win games.

"We've got a lot of games with a short turnaround so it's about energy.

"We're trying to get players resting and some in to get energy without changing too much to keep it stable.

"Livingston will give us a hard game today, full of energy which we need to match."

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Livingston manager David Martindale tells BBC Scotland: "Performances have not merited where we are, but I've got to take that on the chin.

"That last four games - a last-minute goal against Motherwell, two good draws and we don't get the penalty at Ibrox last week to potentially take it to 2-1.

"We're not getting the rub of the green with the officiating decisions. Some teams have had three or four in their favour, we're at the opposite end of that.

"But the most important part is performances, and I know that has to translate into results.

"We're not in a bad place, believe it or not."

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Aberdeen make four changes from Thursday night's draw with Noah in the Conference League.

Alexander Jensen is replaced at left wing-back by captain Graham Shinnie, while Sivert Heltne Nilsen plays for the first time since the 4-0 win over Dundee as Dante Polvara drops to the bench.

Stuart Armstrong comes in for Topi Keskinen and Marko Lazetic starts up top as Kevin Nisbet makes way.

For Livingston, Mohamed Sylla is injured so Lewis Smith comes in which probably means a switch to a back four.

All square at the break.

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Connor Barron shimmies and shifts onto his right foot before lashing a shot just past the post.

It's as close as Rangers have come.

Falkirk are ending this first half on a high.

A lovely backheel opens things up down the right for Calvin Miller, but his shot is blocked.

More good stuff from Nedim Bajrami, who cuts inside and beats two or three Falkirk defenders on his way into the opposition box.

His bending shot is just wide of the far post.

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

It's a very crude challenge but his team-mates will think it was a good one. It had opened right up for Nedim Bajrami.

Nedim Bajrami tracks back and wins possession back for Rangers before driving over halfway.

Dylan Tait hacks him down with a cynical challenge and duly takes an obvious yellow card.

Rangers ask tentatively for a penalty after Bojan Miovski goes to ground under pressure from Falkirk defender Liam Henderson.

Absolutely never a penalty. He could have stayed on his feet and got a shot away.

Just three Rangers shots with one on target in the opening 36 minutes.

The grumblings from the stands are getting louder and louder.

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell captain on BBC Sportsound

Rangers are not doing nearly enough. When the fans get agitated the players get nervous and they take less risks. It's all safe, safe, safe. There's no penetration. It's easy to play against.

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