Friday 19 August 2016 18:14, UK
With Celtic back in Scottish Premiership action and Rangers looking to remain at the top of the table, Ian Crocker and Andy Walker give their thoughts on this weekend's matches.
Dundee 1-0 Hamilton
KEY MAN: Rory Loy. The main man up front now after the departure of Kane Hemmings and Greg Stewart. Big goalscoring boots to fill but he's capable.
St Johnstone 1-2 Celtic
KEY MAN: Leigh Griffiths. Impossible to ignore after his midweek double in Europe. A classic header and a fantastic free-kick. He doesn't seem to do many tap-ins. What a fine finisher he is!
Aberdeen 2-0 Partick Thistle
KEY MAN: Adam Rooney. Only a sub in the first two league games but after two goalless draws he could be the man to break the Dons' duck.
Hearts 3-1 Inverness
KEY MAN: Perry Kitchen. American midfield enforcer just back from a hamstring injury. Terrific energy and attitude. A driving force.
Rangers 2-0 Motherwell
KEY MAN: James Tavernier. I just love his runs from right-back. He hasn't scored for four games which is quite a drought by his standards! Due one!
Ross County 2-1 Kilmarnock
KEY MAN: Liam Boyce. A Highland derby hat-trick is not a bad way to get your season going on the goalscoring front. He has more goals in him.
Dundee 3-1 Hamilton
KEY MAN: Darren O'Dea. Paul Hartley desperately needs a leader in defence, is O'Dea the man to take extra responsibility?
St Johnstone 0-2 Celtic
KEY MAN: Moussa Dembele. Has shown a good attitude even though he's not first-choice striker.
Aberdeen 3-0 Partick Thistle
KEY MAN: Wes Burns. Has to grasp this opportunity at a good club, too many loan deals for him over the last few years.
Hearts 4-1 Inverness
KEY MAN: Don Cowie. Excellent against Celtic, time to raise his game to new level of consistency.
Rangers 1-0 Motherwell
KEY MAN: Danny Wilson, Competition for places hotting up, has to improve his game to stay in the team.
Ross County 2-0 Kilmarnock
KEY MAN: Martin Woods. Strong driving force in midfield.