Dundee keep up the pressure and Scott Wright has an effort blocked.

Moments later Nathan Ralph fires wide of the Hearts goal.

It's a second goal for David Turnbull, who passes his penalty into the bottom left hand corner with the goalkeeper going the wrong way.

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Gboly Ariyibi gets a nudge in the side from Alex Gogic and hits the deck, and referee Andrew Dallas points to the spot.

A bitty start to proceedings at Dens Park with both sets of players struggling to show any composure.

But the hosts carve out an opening with Kenny Miller crossing for Andy Dales, whose shot is deflected over.

Livingston's Steve Lawson does brilliantly to work a bit of room before unleashing a shot which is tipped on to the post by Cammy Bell.

Almost a dream start for Livi.

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Celtic manager Neil Lennon is not in romantic mood on his return to Celtic Park. It's business as usual. He said on Sportsound: "We've got an opportunity to extend our lead at the top of the table and that's all our focus has been on. It's brilliant to be back but I'm hoping to get the performance and the three points.

"We can't afford any complacency or sloppiness. We're up against stiff opposition today with an excellent manager so we're going to have to play really well."

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Dundee manager Jim McIntyre told BBC Scotland: "It's always a tough, physical battle against Hearts but we shouldn't forget they've got very good players as well.

"We've only won once this season at home, it's not been good enough. We've already proven this season by going to Tynecastle and winning that we're more than capable of getting a result today."

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Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson says Jake Hastie will continue to start for Motherwell despite speculation linking him elsewhere, saying he is confident his mind is still on the job.

He tells BBC Scotland: "At the moment he [Hastie] is very focused. He's a young lad, has attracted a lot of attention, and there's no reason to take him out of the team. If that changes then we'll deal with it.

Robinson calls today's game with Lanarkshire rivals Hamilton a "massive game".

He said: "We have to be at the top of our game. If you're not, you can get your bum bit very quickly in football."

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Hamilton head coach Brian Rice says his message to his team is to go out and win the Lanarkshire Derby.

He told BBC Scotland: "I said to the lads in a meeting I had with them, 'Motherwell went six games in a row undefeated. Why can't that be us?' Don't be afraid to win."

"I've prepared for this game mentally for 10 days. We're four points above bottom spot, and I want to be seven ahead by tonight."

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Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes believes his team can get a result at Celtic Park, despite a few key injuries. He said on Sportsound: "Gary (Mackay-Steven) and Niall (McGinn) were ruled out yesterday. We've tried to be as positive as we can, we've got enough speed in the team which you need.

"We're not going to get it our own way today, we'll need to be resolute. But we also need to know what we're doing when we get the ball up to Sam Cosgrove and James Wilson."

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Hearts manager Craig Levein told BBC Scotland: "We're a bit mixed against Dundee, the last time we were up here we won 3-0 but we lost at Tynecastle, which is unusual for us.

"I think they'll play a 4-4-2, we'll play a 4-4-2. It's almost a match-up and might come down to just each individual player being better than their opponent. And if we can get more than half the team doing that we should've a good chance of winning.

"There's a lot of teams in with a chance, the top six hasn't been decided yet so there's still teams fighting for that.

"Celtic are unfortunately starting to pull away a little bit now but it's really important for us that we finish the season strongly; see if we can get into Europe - that would be our aim but we need to be good in the remaining matches."

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Gary Holt is looking for the ideal birhday present from his players against St Johnstone. The Livingston manager is 46 today and he hopes he has a victory to celebrate this afternoon. Holt has made one change to his starting line up with Scott Robinson replacing Stevie Lawless.

Saints have gone eight games without a win since they last beat Livi at McDiarmid Park in January so they too are looking for a change in form.

Just one alteration for Livingston after their last-gasp loss at St Mirren last weekend. Scott Robinson starts in place of Stevie Lawless who drops to the bench.

Shaun Byrne is back in the Livi squad after his suspension, but has to settle for a place on the bench.

Tommy Wright makes two changes to the side that lost 2-1 to 10-man Hibs at McDiarmid Park, with Tony Watt and Liam Craig both dropping to the bench, QPR-loanee Sean Goss and Danny Swanson come in to replace them.

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It's Neil Lennon’s first match at Celtic Park since returning for his second spell as manager, he’s sure to get a warm welcome back from the home fans and you get the sense this will be a moment he will really relish.

The hope from a Celtic point of view will be they can extend their lead over Rangers to 10 points with victory over Aberdeen this afternoon.

The Dons are 16 points behind the champions and the focus for them in terms of the league is catching Rangers.

But the question is how much will the huge Tuesday night Scottish Cup quarter-final replay away to Rangers play a part in terms of their approach to this game today, especially with a few injury concerns.

Celtic have the chance to move 10 points clear in the Premiership if they beat Aberdeen this afternoon. You would hazard that they'll fancy their chances too, given their record against the Dons.

In the last two and a half seasons Derek McInnes' side have beaten Celtic just once , and that came on the last day of last season at Celtic Park as they clinched second spot. Andrew Considine scored the winner in a 1-0 win.

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