Both teams could do with a win here.

Motherwell have lost five league games on the spin, while Hearts have lost their past two games in all competitions.

Away we go.

Motherwell: Paulsen, Sparrow, Girdwood-Reich, Moormann, Longelo, Hodge, McGhee, Levitt, Said, Maswanhise, Palmer-Houlden.

Substitutes: Connelly, O'Donnell, Knight-Lebel, Kanga, Bjorgolfsson, Wilson, Booth, Vogt.

Hearts: Reus, Kingsley, Fagan-Walcott, McCart, Mato, Altena, Magnusson, McPake, Braga, Kerjota, Wilson.

Substitutes: Fulton, Miller, Williams, Kabore, Guendouz, Benjaminsen, Dhanda, Ba-Sy, Mendy.

Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken tells BBC Scotland: "[Christian] Borchgrevink and Harry [Milne] were injured from Turkey, the rest is fit to play.

"They showed the can cope with those circumstances, players out of position, knowing what to do, giving the best of themselves. Today we have to show it, stick together and push for a result.

"The wind is still increasing, I hope not too much. Everybody wants to see a football game. I said to the players, they have to adapt and be ready to go to war in duels, with fighting spirit.

"You'll be frustrated sometimes but you have to keep your head."

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Motherwell manager Alfred Johansson tells BBC Scotland: "Alex [Lowry] got a knock that we're assessing the extent of. He didn't make today. Lukas [Fadinger] is under the weather.

"Jordan [McGhee] brings a lot of experience, a lot of energy, a lot of aggression - important qualities on the pitch.

"The conditions are something we speak about, but they'll have to be responsible for that on the pitch. The wind is not too bad, the pitch looks absolutely smashing."

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We'll get reaction from Easter Road in due course, but kick-off at Fir Park is fast approaching...

A pretty terrible second half comes to an end.

Celtic win and go four points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership thanks to Jason Kerr's own goal and Camilo Duran's fine strike in the first half.

Hibs are without a win in seven league games and Marink Reedijk has lost all three of his matches in charge.

Celtic give the ball away really poorly and it opens up for Rabbi Matondo on his right foot.

It's a real chance for the hosts, but the shot sails high and wide.

Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on Sky Sports

Grant Hanley is clueless there and runs into an offside position.

A lot of Hibs fans will be saying "is this how desperate we've got?"

Grant Hanley wanders offside and that might be that for Hibernian.

Three minutes added on at Easter Road.

Haissem Hassan cuts inside and has a shot deflected behind for a Celtic corner.

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Former Celtic striker on Sky Sports

Grant Hanley is there to create a bit of chaos.

Celtic hardly have a midfield full of warriors that are going to pick up second balls.

Hibs smell blood now, they're the team with the momentum.

That was the chance for Hibs.

Grant Hanley is causing a bit of chaos up front and after he wins a header, Felix Passlack's cross reaches Josh Mulligan at the back post.

His shot is weak though and easily cleared.

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Former Celtic striker on Sky Sports

He just lacks a bit of a football brain at times, Rabbi Matondo.

Rabbi Matondo runs into traffic, gives it away and Marko Ivezic cynically stops a counter attack.

That's the most obvious yellow card you'll see.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

Easter Road has been very quiet in the second period. The home side have done little to get the home crowd on their feet and will have to up their game in the last ten minutes.

Celtic have looked fairly comfortable in this half but could the introduction of Grant Hanley as striker prove to be the difference?

Not sure I would ever write the sentence ‘Grant Hanley, striker’.

And almost an equaliser for big Grant Hanley.

Rabbi Matondo's deflected shot is just out of his reach and Celtic goalkeeper Sam Johnstone gathers.

Grant Hanley is on for Hibs... and he's playing up front.

A tactical masterstroke or pure desperation?

Miguel Chaiwa does well for Hibs, driving into the Celtic half and Kieran Tierney is booked for halting his progress.