Are Rangers favourites for Celtic clash and hill climb to Premiership title glory? Monday Jury

KEITH JACKSON: This title fight is going all the way to the wire. Which is precisely why Sunday has a share of the points written all over it. And that result might suit both sides.

ANDY NEWPORT: Home advantage makes Rangers favourites but even if they can make it third time lucky against the Hoops this season, I’m expecting more twists and turns before the curtain comes down on the campaign.

CRAIG SWAN: It’s going to be about who handles the situation and Celtic have the nous to ensure they get something out of the game.

GRAEME YOUNG: Rangers. Philippe Clement's marathon men have been unwavering while climbing the hill which leads to title glory. But don't rule out a late puncture for those in Light Blue even if Brendan Rodgers' side come up short at Ibrox.

KEITH: No on the basis that Leven doesn't appear to want the job. Dave Cormack is making an almighty mess of this but the blundering chairman can't possibly keep a man in position against his will.

ANDY: Right now Aberdeen need stability and Leven is the continuity coach. Cormack is clearly toiling to find a new boss but the worst thing he could do is rush into an appointment for the sake of it. Leave Leven in charge and take the time to get it right.

CRAIG: He should definitely stay until the summer, even though it would be better in terms of recruitment for next season to have the new guy now.

GRAEME: He probably should now. The never-ending Aberdeen manager hunt has been akin to an Easter Egg chase without the chocolate. Cormack and Co would be wise to wait until the summer for their latest revolution.

KEITH: St Mirren deserve to make the cut. Dundee's game in hand is against Rangers and they're unlikely to get anything out of that. But Tony Docherty is