Summary

  • Listen to Sportsound commentary from Tynecastle or Ibrox

  • Hearts remain six points clear of Celtic while Rangers now four behind

  • FT: Hearts 2-2 Celtic - Nygren curls free-kick opener, Findlay heads leveller then Yang restores lead before Trusty sent off for last-man foul & Braga crashes in equaliser

  • FT: Rangers 3-0 Dundee - Tavernier nets penalty for his 100th league goal, Danilo adds late second & Gassama bends in fine third

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Live Reporting

Nick McPheat

  1. 'I don't expect Cvancara to be a Larsson' - O'Neill

    Heart of Midlothian v Celtic (15:00)

    Celtic interim manager Martin O'Neill tells BBC Scotland: "[Tomas Cvancara] is ready to go. Whether he lasts the whole game or not is another matter. I hope he brings some quality to our side.

    "I don't expect him to be the Henrik Larsson of our team, but he's got some really good qualities.

    "Hearts are very strong. They haven't got into this position by being weak. They're a very good side and they've got the capabilities. They've beaten Celtic twice, so there'll be no fear from their view point.

    "We're six points behind now, in the second half of the season. Games are running down and we've got ourselves into this position. It's up to us to try and extricate ourselves from this.

    "I know I've said this before, the margin of error is very small for us. It's larger for the home team today."

    Martin O'NeillSNS

  2. Samuels replaces Koumetio for Dundee

    Rangers v Dundee (15:00)

    Dundee have lost Billy Koumetio to a knee injury for several months while forward Joe Westley (ankle) remains out.

    Imari Samuels replaces Koumetio in today's only change made by manager Steven Pressley, whose side beat Kilmarnock in the Scottish Cup last weekend.

    Dundee defender Imari SamuelsSNS

    Imari Samuels joins the Dundee defensive effort today

  3. Leonard and Gordon start for Hearts

    Heart of Midlothian v Celtic (15:00)

    Marc Leonard, the new loan arrival from Birmingham City, is handed an immediate debut start by Hearts head coach Derek McInnes.

    The former Scotland and Tynecastle youth replaces the suspended Beni Baningime in midfield.

    Meanwhile, veteran goalkeeper Craig Gordon is preferred to Alexander Schwolow against his former club.

    Centre-backs Stuart Findlay and Michael Steinwender return to the starting line-up in place of Frankie Kent and Jordi Altena after the Scottish Cup defeat by Falkirk.

    Pierre Landry Kabore is given the task of replacing injured captain Lawrence Shankland up front.

    Tomas Magnusson has recovered from a knock to start, while fellow midfielder Eduardo Ageu and defender Oisin McEntee return from injury to make the bench.

    Hearts' Alexander SchwolowSNS

    Alexander Schwolow drops to Hearts' bench

  4. Chukwuani & Skov Olsen start for Rangers

    Rangers v Dundee (15:00)

    Winger Andreas Skov Olsen makes his Rangers debut and fellow January signing and midfielder Tochi Chukwuani makes his first start for the Ibrox side.

    Captain and right-back James Tavernier and striker Bojan Miovski also come into the starting XI.

    Max Aarons and Djeidi Gassama drop to the bench, along with Mohamed Diomande, who scored Thursday's winner over Ludogorets.

    Youssef Chermiti does not make the squad.

    Rangers players Tochi Chukwuani and Andreas Skov OlsenSNS

    Rangers supporters will get a good look at Tochi Chukwuani and Andreas Skov Olsen this afternoon

  5. Cvancara handed swift Celtic debut

    Heart of Midlothian v Celtic (15:00)

    Celtic hand an immediate debut to Czech Republic striker Tomas Cvancara, who is on loan from Borussia Monchengladbach.

    Daizen Maeda switches to the wing in place of Sebastian Tounekti.

    Julian Araujo, who was ineligible for Thursday's draw with Bologna, is back at right back, with Colby Donovan dropping out.

    Benjamin Nygren is preferred in midfield to Reo Hatate, who drops to the bench after his Europa League red card.

    Johnny Kenny, meanwhile, does not make the bench after picking up an injury in Italy, while fellow striker Kelechi Iheanacho has not recovered from injury in time.

    Celtic's Benjamin NygrenSNS

    Benjamin Nygren starts for Celtic

  6. On the airwaves

    Sportsound build-up has already kicked off on BBC Radio Scotland.

    At 15:00 GMT, you'll have a choice of listening between the action at Tynecastle and Ibrox.

    The gang will then provide reaction from both grounds at full-time.

    BBC micSNS

  7. LINE-UPS from Ibrox Stadium

    Rangers v Dundee (15:00)

    Rangers: Butland, Tavernier, Djiga, Fernandez, Meghoma, Raskin, Chukwuani, Aasgaard, Olsen, Miovski, Moore.

    Substitutes: Kelly, Nsiala, Aarons, Diomande, Curtis, Antman, Gassama, Bajrami, Danilo.

    Dundee: McCracken, Astley, Graham, Samuels, Wright, Congreve, Dhanda, Hamilton, Jones, Hay.

    Substitutes: O'Hara, Ingram, Digby, F Robertson, Murray, Halliday, Reilly, Cotterill, Bevan.

  8. LINE-UPS from Tynecastle Stadium

    Heart of Midlothian v Celtic (15:00)

    Heart of Midlothian: Gordon, Steinwender, Halkett, Findlay, McCart, Milne, Leonard, Magnusson, Kyziridis, Braga, Kabore.

    Substitutes: Schwolow, Kent, Kabangu, Spittal, Wilson, Altena, Kerjota, McEntee, Ageu.

    Celtic: Schmeichel, Araujo, Trusty, Scales, Tierney, McGregor, Engels, Nygren, Yang, Maeda, Cvancara.

    Substitutes: Sinisalo, McCowan, Tounekti, Bernardo, Hatate, Murray, Forrest, Donovan, Ralston.

  9. Fixtures graphic
    TynecastleSNS
    IbroxSNS

    A seismic Sunday in the Scottish Premiership has arrived.

    Two games of huge significance kick off at 15:00 GMT.

    Leaders Hearts welcome Celtic to a packed Tynecastle, while Rangers host Dundee at Ibrox.

    Some very interesting team news has landed...