Will Rangers bounce back from final disappointment?

Philippe Clement’s team will be determined to win a crucial Premiership game following their League Cup setback to Celtic, which was aggravated by the acknowledgement that they should have got a penalty. Depending on the outcome at Aberdeen, a win over Dundee may propel Rangers to second place in the table ahead of a busy festive season.

Tony Docherty’s squad has only won one away league game this season and has not won at Ibrox since 2001. A sickness raced through the Dundee team earlier this week, but the manager believes most of his players will be available for Saturday’s clash.Can Hibs’ resurgence continue at Pittodrie?

Aberdeen have not won in their previous five Premiership games after a scorching start to the season, and they risk losing their second-place spot if this trend continues on Saturday. While the Dons have suffered recently, Hibs’ remarkable comeback for a 3-3 draw with Jimmy Thelin’s side appears to have re-energised their season. They have won two games in a row after losing to Celtic and are no longer in danger of relegation. Aberdeen has only won one of their last seven league matches with Hibernian, a 4-0 away victory in May of last season.

What else is there to look out for?

Hearts face St Johnstone in a bottom-of-the-table clash at Tynecastle after returning from Conference League action. If Neil Critchley’s team wins, they will move up from the bottom of the table and push their opponents down. Motherwell will seek to make it three victories in a row when they host Kilmarnock on Fright Night.

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