Scottish Premiership team news, stats & selectors

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It's a reduced Scottish Premiership card this weekend owing to the Viaplay Cup semi-finals.

Here is the latest team news for the three top-flight games, plus some stats and your chance to select the side you would send out if you were in charge.

Ross County v Celtic (Saturday, 12:30 GMT)

Fit again Ross County winger Josh Sims is in contention but the Staggies are still without Ross Callachan, Ben Paton and Josh Reid.

Defender Cameron Carter-Vickers returns for Celtic but Liel Abada and Reo Hatate remain out.

Did you know? Celtic have won their past nine meetings with Ross County in all competitions, their last defeat in the fixture coming back in February 2021.

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Kilmarnock v Motherwell (15:00)

Kilmarnock are hopeful Brad Lyons will shake off a knee injury and manager Derek McInnes also has some doubts because of a flu bug. Kyle Magennis and Corrie Ndaba remain out.

Motherwell have some unspecified fitness doubts. Lennon Miller went off with a knock in the midweek loss to Aberdeen. Jon Obika and Pape Souare are long-term absentees.

Did you know? There has not been an away winner in games between Kilmarnock and Motherwell since February 2021.

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Dundee v Livingston (Sunday, 14:00)

Dundee midfielder Josh Mulligan underwent a successful hernia operation on Tuesday and will be out for another four weeks.

Livingston are still without Cristian Montano through suspension but forward Kurtis Guthrie returns after illness, while defender Michael Nottingham could be in the squad following tendinitis.

Did you know? Dundee are looking for back-to-back wins against Livingston for the first time since 2019.

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