Celtic v Hibernian (Saturday, 12.15pm)

Senegal striker Kamarahas aggravated a hamstring injury, and a decision will be made on Saturday morning. Kamara made his first appearance since February in Tuesday's 2-1 win overMotherwell.

Darren O'Dea is expected to continue to play through the pain of a thigh strain but the game comes too soon for fellow defenders Glenn Loovens and Thomas Rogne, while Jos Hooiveld andShaun Maloneyremain on the sidelines.

Hibernianare hoping to welcome Chris Hogg, David Wotherspoon, Paul Hanlon andPatrick Creggback from injury for the game atCeltic. The quartet have all trained this week following respective back, ankle, pelvic and toe problems.

Liam Millermisses the trip to his former club due to a one-match ban while Merouane Zemmama (knee) is out for the rest of the season.

Aberdeen v Falkirk

Sone Alukoremains sidelined forAberdeen's game with Falkirk. The winger was a late withdrawal from Sunday's 3-1 defeat to St Johnstone after picking up a knock.

Gary McDonald is still out with a hamstring injury, while Peter Pawlett (knee) andAndrew Considine(hip) are long-term absentees.

Falkirk have doubts over the fitness of winger Ryan Flynn for their trip to faceAberdeenat Pittodrie.

The SPL's young player of the month for March has been struggling to train in recent weeks because of a knock and is again having problems ahead of the encounter.

However, midfielder Vitor Lima is back in training after a knee injury and could return to the squad as the Bairns seek a win to haul themselves off the foot of the table.

Hamilton v Kilmarnock

Brian Easton will miss Hamilton's clash against Kilmarnock with a knee injury. The on-loan Burnley player missed last weekend's victory over Hibernian and will have the injury further assessed next week.

David Elebert returns to the squad though after missing the Hibs match through injury.

Kilmarnock captain Craig Bryson will return. However, boss Jimmy Calderwood has injury doubts over Manuel Pascali, Jamie Hamill and Scott Severin.

Kevin Kyle completes a two-match ban while Frazer Wright (hamstring) remains out but he could return the following week.

St Johnstone v St Mirren

St Johnstone defender Dave Mackay remains a doubt for the game against St Mirren. Mackay was due to return to training on Friday from the calf injury which ruled him out of Sunday's win atAberdeen.

Striker Peter MacDonald is also back in training following the knee injury which has sidelined him for more than two months and full-back Danny Grainger returns from suspension. But Stuart McCaffrey (groin) is still out.

St Mirren manager Gus MacPherson expects to name a similar squad to last week.

MacPherson has no fresh injury worries after his side came through last week's relegation scrap with Falkirk unscathed.

Jack Ross remains on the sidelines after being told he will miss the remainder of the season after succumbing to a persistent ankle problem.

Rangers v Hearts (Sunday, 12.30pm)

Rangers’ USA midfielder Maurice Edu is fit after limping off with a knock in the midweek draw with Dundee United.

The Ibrox side have no other injury worries.

Hearts captain Michael Stewart, defenders Ismael Bouzid and Dawid Kucharski and forward Gordon Smith could return from injuries.

Gary Glen is a major doubt and Andrew Driver, Jose Goncalves, Ryan Stevenson, Janos Balogh, Marian Kello and Johnny Stewart are all out.

MotherwellvDundee Utd (Sunday, 4.15pm)

Motherwell duo Stephen Craigan and Keith Lasley are doubts for the clash with United after picking up knocks in the midweek defeat to Celtic.

Striker Lukas Jutkiewicz is hoping to keep his place in the starting line-up despite a recurring knee injury but keeper John Ruddy remains on the sidelines.

Midfielder Scott Robertson could make his comeback for Dundee United.

But Mihael Kovacevic is suspended and left-back Paul Dixon is out for the rest of the season due to injury.

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