Friday 24 February 2017 14:05, UK
Another busy week in Scottish football ends with a full card of Premiership fixtures over Friday and Saturday.
Derek Llambias hit the headlines earlier in the week with questions aimed at the Rangers chairman Dave King over a number of issues.
Celtic showed off their plans for a new hotel, museum and retail complex next to their stadium in the east end of Glasgow.
Hibs triumphed in their Scottish Cup fifth-round replay in front of a sold-out Easter Road, and were duly serenaded with a rendition of "Sunshine on Leith" by their supporters.
With all 12 Scottish Premiership teams in action over the next couple of days there are sure to be plenty more talking points this weekend.
To take you through the fixtures, Sky Sports Scotland commentary team Ian Crocker and Andy Walker are here to give their predictions and players to look out for.
Inverness CT v Rangers - Friday 7.45pm
Inverness haven't recorded a victory against Rangers in any competition since March 2009, when Ian Black scored a last-minute penalty for the Highlanders at Ibrox.
Rangers have won the last eight consecutive meetings between the sides in all competitions, and haven't lost in Inverness since December 2006.
However, Rangers have just one win in the last six Premiership matches since their 1-0 victory over Inverness at Ibrox on Christmas Eve.
Andy Walker's prediction:
Inverness CT 2-2 Rangers
Key player: Owain Fon Williams
Vital penalty save helped Caley Thistle gain a point last week at Tynecastle.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Inverness CT 1-1 Rangers
Key player: Billy McKay
Back where he did his best work and could trouble a jittery Rangers.
Aberdeen v Ross County - Saturday 3pm
Aberdeen have won each of their last four Scottish Premiership home matches, with a 7-2 thrashing of Motherwell last time out. They haven't won five home games in a row since January 2009.
Ross County's away form is less impressive. They've managed just one win from the last 11 Premiership fixtures away from Dingwall.
Andy Walker's prediction:
Aberdeen 2-1 Ross County
Key player: Jayden Stockley
Substitutes can make a big difference, Stockley has chipped in with a few goals this season.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Aberdeen 2-1 Ross County
Key player: Jonny Hayes
Or McGinn! Or Christie! Or the subs! The Dons are enjoying a winning streak.
Celtic v Hamilton Accies - Saturday 3pm
Celtic are unbeaten in their last seven league games against Hamilton, including the 8-1 victory at Celtic Park in January last year.
Hamilton have yet to win on the road this season in the league and last won at Celtic Park in January 2014 with an Ali Crawford strike giving them a 1-0 victory.
Andy Walker's prediction:
Celtic 3-0 Hamilton Accies
Key player: James Forrest
Puts opposition defenders on the back foot with his skill and pace.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Celtic 4-0 Hamilton Accies
Key player: Moussa Dembele
Seven goals in three games. Impossible to ignore and a tad hard to keep quiet
Motherwell v Dundee - Saturday 3pm
Motherwell haven't scored against Dundee in the last two meetings between the sides and have won just once in eight league matches against Paul Hartley's side.
Like Ross County, Dundee seem to struggle on the road with just one win in their last 11 trips away from Dens Park in the Premiership.
Andy Walker's prediction:
Motherwell 1-1 Dundee
Key player: Mark O'Hara
Enjoying a prosperous season in his new advanced role.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Motherwell 1-2 Dundee
Key player: Mark O'Hara
Man of the match against Rangers though O'Dea, Holt and Kerr weren't far behind.
Partick Thistle v Hearts - Saturday 3pm
Hearts last three visits to Firhill have been profitable, winning each of the matches and scoring 10 goals in the process.
Thistle are the only club yet to score in the first 15 minutes in the Premiership, whereas Hearts are one of three clubs to concede just two goals in the opening period.
Andy Walker's prediction
Partick Thistle 1-2 Hearts
Key player: Rory Currie
Gave his team a lift in that woeful display against Hibs, deserves a start.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Partick Thistle 1-1 Hearts
Key player: Kris Doolan
Double as a sub against Hamilton should ensure a start. Knows where the goal is!
St Johnstone v Kilmarnock - Saturday 3pm
Kilmarnock have won three of the most recent five Premiership meetings with St Johnstone but are without a victory away from home in their last eight away fixtures.
Tommy Wright's side are just one point behind Hearts having won three of their last four league games.
Andy Walker's prediction:
St Johnstone 3-0 Kilmarnock
Key player: Murray Davidson
Alongside Danny Swanson offers a goal threat from midfield.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
St Johnstone 1-2 Kilmarnock
Key player: Conor Sammon. A goal must be coming soon, surely!
