Neil Lennon
Former Celtic & Hibs manager on Sky Sports

I think the game has been full of mistakes and that's why chances have been created.

Hibs got off to a great start but they let the impetus go and they've been too negative.

Back to Easter Road, where there's tennis royalty watching on.

Sir Andy Murray won't be best pleased about the half-time score though.

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Three changes for Hearts from Thursday's trip to Turkey, two of them potentially enforced.

Christian Borchgrevink seemed to suffer a hamstring injury in Trabzon and he's replaced at right-back by stand-in captain Stephen Kingsley. Rogers Mato seems to remain at left-back.

The other two changes come on the wing. Calvin Miller was a rumoured doubt and Sabah Kerjota makes a rare start in his place.

Josh McPake returns to the side after being rested, coming in for Sabri Guendouz.

Miller is on the bench at least, as is Aron Benjaminsen - an 18-year-old summer signing from the Faroe Islands. Laurent Mendy is only fit enough for the bench.

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Alfred Johansson changes three from the side that were beaten 3-2 by Kilmarnock last weekend, with two key players missing from midfield.

Jake Girdwood-Reich is back in from the start, replacing Stephen O'Donnell in the back-four.

In midfield, former Hearts man Jordan McGhee makes his full debut for the club after signing in June 2025. This is also his first appearance of the season.

Dylan Levitt is the other change, with Alex Lowry and Lukas Fadinger out. Neither of them were expected to miss the game.

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.

Let's quickly jump over to Fir Park and get some team news from the second game of the day.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

You could sense a second goal for Celtic was coming. Just a few moments after Hibs had a golden chance through Klidje and the home side find themselves behind.

With Jamie McGrath also looking as if he’s struggling Marink Reedijk will have to make the call if a change will be required.

Martin O’Neill will be pleased with the response from his team after going behind but will be hungry for more goals in the second half.

Camilo Duran's fine strike has Celtic in front at the break.

Hibs had taken the lead through Owen Elding before a Jason Kerr own goal levelled the scores.

As it stands, Martin O'Neill's side are going four points clear at the top.

Celtic have bodies over on the break as Camilo Duran passes out to the left.

The Colombian attacker is fouled and referee Ryan Lee blows for a free-kick instead of playing advantage.

Celtic's players are raging and Kasper Hogh goes into the book for dissent.

Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on Sky Sports

I think Duran is wasted out on the right, but he just drifts in and as soon as he gets into that position, takes a lovely touch.

It's a devastating finish, it really is.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

I'm not sure if the defender could have cleared it better, but there's Duran.

It's a beautiful strike, round the goalkeeper.

Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on Sky Sports

A total misjudgement from Colby Donovan.

Thibault Klidje just needs to compose himself.

Hibs should be back in front.

Colby Donovan totally misjudges a long ball over the top and Thibault Klidje gets on the end of it.

He's through one-on-one with Sam Johnstone, but lofts his shot over the bar.

The quality has totally gone out of this game.

Callum Osmand swings a cross over everyone's head and it goes behind for a goal kick.

Meanwhile, Jamie McGrath is hobbling around - that's a worry for Hibs.

Celtic have a free-kick in a dangerous position, but totally waste it.

Benjamin Nygren tries to float the set-piece into Camilo Duran's path but it goes behind for a goal kick.

Hibs are having a little spell here.

Josh Mulligan drives forwards and it looks like it might open up for the midfielder, but Colby Donovan slides in to snuff out the danger.

Celtic give the ball away again and Hibs work their way into the opposition box.

Felix Passlack finds Owen Elding, whose shot is blocked.

Scott Allan
Former Hibs and Celtic midfielder on BBC Sportsound

It's been an interesting game. Hibs started the better of the two, but since then Celtic have been the better team.

They've played through Hibs' press quite comfortably and Osmand has been a real threat down the left-hand side. He's got quality and imagination.

I can't work Hibs out. They're pressing in fours and fives. The distances between the defence and midfield is off. I don't know what to make of them.

Sallinger doesn't look comfortable at all with the ball at his feet and when you're trying to play that kind of football, that will be a problem.