Dundee United vs Dundee LIVE as Tony Watt missing and Jort van der Sande leads line for hosts
They are only 200 yards away from each other - but they have been a league apart for the last two seasons.
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Celtic transfer news bulletin as Matt O'Riley sees Liverpool and Southampton hit £15m impasse and EPL rivals 'join race'
Southampton reportedly see Fabio Carvalho as a possible alternative to Matt O'Riley - but have had their opening offer booted out by Liverpool.
Rangers news roundup as Dynamo Kyiv star reveals burning Champions League inspiration and former Ibrox loanee axed
Dynamo Kyiv star Oleksandr Karavayev has revealed the burning motivation that saw them smash Partizan Belgrade to land a Champions League showdown with Rangers.
Motherwell goalie looking to keep the gloves for a long time
Aston Oxborough has been patient for two years to get hold of the goalie gloves at Motherwell – and hopes he’s not letting go for a long time yet.
Airdrie ace Dylan MacDonald earns high praise after Championship debut goal
Airdrie player-boss Rhys McCabe insists Dylan MacDonald is proof there is top talent to be found in the lower leagues - and insists there is more to come from the talented 20-year-old.
I'm hearing coded messages and Celtic not winning this thing would be a grotesque example of complacency – Hugh Keevins
Money and success are indivisible within Scottish football.
Jordan McGhee 'can't forget' Dundee's derby horror show as he opens up on Tannadice mauling five years ago
Jordan McGhee admits he’s still haunted by the memory of Dundee’s 6-2 derby thrashing by city rivals United. The Dark Blues defender played that game almost five years ago with a head cut and concussion – but the greatest pain was the manner of their capitulation at Tannadice. Now McGhee hopes to use the memory of that grim day in a positive way when the Dens side return to Tannadice for today’s big Premiership kick-off. McGhee, 28, said: “The 6-2 game was a sore one to take. “I cut my head open in the first five minutes and needed a stitches.
Celtic 'open eyes' ahead of Champions League new dawn as revamped format catches the attention of the dressing room
Alistair Johnston insists Celtic are to ready to make a Champions League racket and not become the accidental tourists of campaigns past.