Scottish Premiership team news, stats & selectors

Saturday's four Scottish Premiership games provided 14 goals but what lies in wait in Sunday's two matches?

Here, you can catch up with all the team news, quotes and stats and choose your preferred XI.

Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor returns from a domestic suspension, but Glen Kamara is a doubt after picking up a knock in Thursday's 4-2 win away to Midtjylland. New signing Brandon Barker could be in the squad.

Tom James sustained ankle ligament damage in the opening day win over St Mirren and joins a Hibs injury list that includes fellow full-backs David Gray and Lewis Stevenson, while winger Martin Boyle is a long-term absentee.

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard: "I've made it clear to the whole squad that everyone has to be ready. It is impossible to play every game and you have to be ready to play and give me a problem with selection for the next match."

Hibs manager Paul Heckingbottom: "We've got better balance to the squad. We'll be a work in progress. We have to get better. We need to keep pushing."

Did you know? Four of the past five league meetings between these two have finished level, with Rangers winning the other 1-0 in May of last season.

St Mirren have bolstered their squad with the signings of Kyle McAllister and Calum Waters, while Jon Obika is pushing for a start up front after playing most of the second half in last weekend's loss to Hibs.

Aberdeen could freshen up their defence with new loan arrival Zak Vyner following Thursday's 2-0 loss to Rijeka, while striker Curtis Main is fit after appearing for the last few minutes in Croatia. Ash Taylor remains out.

St Mirren manager Jim Goodwin: "The squad looks a lot healthier now. We're starting to look like a proper team. We've now got plenty of time to the end of the window but there isn't that rush to get bodies in."

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes: "We want to maintain our league form with a win at St Mirren and then we will concentrate on Rijeka again. It's the first disappointment for this team this year and it's important we try and respond the right way."

Did you know? Derek McInnes has never lost against St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership as a manager, winning nine and drawing 10 of his 19 games.