Team news, stats and forecasts for the latest round of Scottish Premiership.
Motherwell vs Celtic – live on Sunday, 12pm at Sky Sports Football.
Motherwell Lim will welcome Grimshaw back but Stephen Robinson is sweating over the availability of Devante Cole.
Grimshaw has not played since the September defeat to the Rangers, but could face the Hoops – while a call to action during last week’s win over Livingston is doubtful.
Robbie Crawford is back after a win over his parent club at Tony Macaroni Arena, but includes Trevor Carson, Sherwin Seedorf, Bevis Mugabe, Ricky Lamy, Charles Dunn, Jack Carroll and Liam Donnelly.
Neil Lennon is likely to change that Celtic. Hoops Bose hit a side performance in the 4-1 Europa League defeat by Sparta Prague on Thursday night and will now assess the extent of his replacement.
Defender Christopher Azer is working his way back from a groin injury while Mikey Johnston is improving his health after calf surgery but winger James Forrest is out long after ankle surgery.
Key State: Motherwell are winless in 15 league matches against Celtic (D3L11), losing each of the last six in the series.
How to watch: Watch Motherwell vs. Celtic live Sky Sports Football .l And Main event From 11am; Kick-.f at 12 o’clock at night. Follow the action with our dedicated live match blog, including in-game clips, with free match highlights published on the Sky Sports website, app and YouTube channel later that evening.
Andy Waker’s tax forecast: 0-2
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Rangers v Hamilton – Sunday, 3 p.m.
Rangers Boss Steven Gerrard is confident that Scott Arfield will knock out Hamilton at Ibrox.
Jermaine Defoe is back after being left out of the Europa League squad that drew with Benfica on Thursday night, but Jordan Jones and George Edmundson are still serving club suspensions after breaking the Covid-19 rule. Long-term knee injury Nicola Katik is the only other absent.
Captain Brian Easton is hoping to make his debut Hamilton Present from February. P The Defender is back with a real chance of some game time after recovering from ankle surgery. David Templeton (groin), Kyle Munro
(Wrist) and Charlie Trafford (ankle) are long-term injuries while Ronan Hughes has got a knock and Jamie Hamilton is suffering from shin splints.
Key State: Motherwell are winless in 15 league matches against Celtic (D3L11), losing each of the last six in the series.
How to watch: Follow the action with our dedicated live match blog, with free match highlights to be published later that evening on the Sky Sports website, app and YouTube channel.
Andy Waker’s tax forecast: 2-0
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