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On Sunday, it's Rangers v St Mirren followed by early leaders Celtic at Kilmarnock.

Catch up with all the team news and statistics and choose your team's preferred XI.

Cedric Itten is in line to make his Rangers debut - but fellow striker Kemar Roofe may have to wait while he builds up his fitness. Goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin could also make his first appearance, with Allan McGregor a doubt. Summer signings McLaughlin, Leon Balogun and Calvin Bassey return to the squad after they were ineligible for Thursday's Europa League defeat to Bayer Leverkusen. Ross McCrorie is a doubt with a knock.

St Mirren boss Jim Goodwin has an unchanged squad. Kyle Magennis and Ryan Flynn remain out with long-term knee injuries.

Rangers quote: "Cedric is ready to go but as for Kemar, we're monitoring his situation as the game might come a little bit too soon."

St Mirren manager Jim Goodwin: "You are hoping Rangers maybe have a hangover from the European tie, so I'd be lying if I said I wasn't disappointed to see the two new guys come in. They have spent five or six million on two really good new additions."

Danny Rogers will start in goal for Kilmarnock as Jake Eastwood faces 12 weeks out with a thigh injury. Defender Clevid Dikamona could make his debut.

Celtic left-back Greg Taylor should recover from an ankle knock to face his former club, but striker Leigh Griffiths is unavailable due to a calf strain.

Kilmarnock manager Alex Dyer: "Those chances that Accies created against Celtic give us encouragement. We'd like to think we can cause them problems as well, but we also know it will be a difficult game."

Celtic manager Neil Lennon: "It would be good to get a couple more bodies and obviously you can name them in the UEFA line-up as well."