That's enough from me. Congratulations to Aberdeen and Celtic on convincing victories. Will these two still be scrapping it out at the end of the season? There's a long, long way to go but the Dons are looking like the real deal right now. That's eight wins from eight and they lead the way by five points.
We'll be back with midweek League Cup action so make sure you join us for that. Enjoy what's left of your weekend.
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Celtic manager Ronny Deila
"It was a brilliant performance. The atmosphere was nice and we won 6-0. It doesn't get better than that.
"Emilio Izaguirre played well against Ajax and was a little bit unfortunate to get the red card. He played well again today but the penalty was very poor! He's not the first guy to get a red card in his life. You just have to bounce back."
The Celtic boss turns 40 tomorrow, so the 6-0 win over Dundee was a nice early present...
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More from Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes
"Getting the first goal was important and Hearts started to chase the game maybe more than they needed to and we were able to pick them off. I wasn't too pleased with the first 20-25 minutes of the second half but we're not going to get it all our own way at a place like this and Hearts showed great fight and tenacity."
And on a potential title challenge?
"Every time we win a game, I'm probably going to have to answer the same question. But it's still very early. We just want to be a competitive team and I think we have a squad that can be successful. It's been a great start."
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Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes on BBC Radio Scotland
"Hearts are a good side and they don't lose many at home but we were always confident that the team we picked could get the job done. The first half was full of intelligence, with great quality to our goals and our passing movement."
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Dejected Dundee boss Paul Hartley also reveals that defender James McPake was shown a yellow card after the final whistle for a spot of mouthing off...
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Dundee manager Paul Hartley on BBC Radio Scotland
"It could have been a lot worse if it wasn't for the goalkeeper. We were very poor today. Some of the goals we gave away were shambolic. We had a game plan but we couldn't carry it out and that performance is not acceptable."
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Of course, highlights from Saturday's games will be online from 18:00. You'll be able to see Billy McKay scoring for Dundee United against former club Inverness CT.
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You can watch all of the weekend highlights on Sportscene tonight. There's a change of time and channel tonight, with the programme on at 22:00 on BBC Two Scotland.
Celtic 6-0 Dundee
That was a bad day at the office for Dundee, who have Scott Bain to thank for keeping the score down with some impressive saves. The Dark Blues stay sixth in the table on 11 points from eight games.
Celtic 6-0 Dundee
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Will Emilio Izaguirre ever get another chance like that for a hat-trick? He's not too upset by the sounds of it as the Sportsound commentary team report that he is smiling broadly and applauding all corners of Celtic Park.
FULL-TIME
Celtic 6-0 Dundee
Celtic do a demolition job on Dundee to stay five points behind Premiership leaders Aberdeen. Emilio Izaguirre bagged two goals - it was that sort of day for the visitors - but the Honduran left-back missed out on a hat-trick by blazing a penalty off target. Tom Rogic, Leigh Griffiths, Scott Brown and Nadir Ciftci got the other goals.
Celtic 6-0 Dundee
A few Dundee players have chucked it but James McPake still cares enough to throw himself in front of a shot from Gary Mackay-Steven. Nir Bitton is then left all alone to have a pop but his strike from distance sails over.
GOAL
Celtic 6-0 Dundee (Ciftci)
Hold on. Nadir Ciftci does get on the score sheet and it's all down to a woeful back-pass from Gary Irvine. The Celtic striker accepts the gift gleefully, tucking a neat shot underneath the exposed and over-worked Scott Bain.
GOAL
Celtic 5-0 Dundee (Brown)
Nadir Ciftci settles for an assist as he picks out Scott Brown with a clever cut-back and the Celtic captain tucks it away.
DISALLOWED GOAL
Celtic 4-0 Dundee
Nadir Ciftic thinks he has his first Celtic goal but the whistle had gone as Scott Bain fumbles from a free-kick.
GREAT SAVE!
Celtic 4-0 Dundee
Scott Bain makes the latest in a growing list of good saves today as he leaps up to claw away a smart, curling strike from Celtic skipper Scott Brown.
Celtic 4-0 Dundee
Dundee substitutes Riccardo Calder and Rhys Healy combine and the latter heads over the top from a great cross.
Celtic 4-0 Dundee
It's fizzling out a bit as Celtic see out a comfortable victory. There's still time for Emilio Izaguirre to atone for that penalty miss and get his hat-trick. "It's walking pace," says co-commentator Mark Wilson on BBC Radio Scotland.
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Hearts manager Robbie Neilson on BBC Radio Scotland
"We can't allow teams to come to Tynecastle and score three goals - we made far too many sloppy mistakes today. I was impressed by Aberdeen but if we had played like we can we could have pushed them all the way."
Celtic 4-0 Dundee
BBC Radio Scotland commentator Rob Maclean
"He's still shaking his head, Izaguirre. He can't believe it. The pressure was too much."
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Celtic 4-0 Dundee
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And he blows his big chance! A shocker, smashed over the crossbar from Emilio Izaguirre.
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Celtic 4-0 Dundee
The hat-trick is on! Penalty to the home side as Callum McGregor is tripped and Emilio Izaguirre has got the ball...
GOAL
Celtic 4-0 Dundee (Izaguirre)
Emilio Izaguirre was miserable on Thursday as his red card against Ajax perhaps cost his side a Europa League victory, now he's on a hat-trick! This time the left-back seizes on a deflected cross from Saidy Janko to finish from close range.
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Celtic 3-0 Dundee
Leigh Griffiths gets a rest and Nadir Cifcti gets the chance to impress with over half an hour to play. The replacement striker won't be too popular with the Dundee players after that sorry biting episode at the end of last season.
GOAL
Celtic 3-0 Dundee (Izaguirre)
No interruption to Celtic's dominance as they claim a third goal when Emilio Izaguirre plays a smart one-two with Kris Commons then steers shot past Scott Bain with his right foot.
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Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin at Tynecastle: "1600 Aberdeen fans head home very happy after watching their side destroy Hearts at home today. If the Dons continue to play this way for the foreseeable future, I'd be astonished if we don't see a title challenge come May. They've answered every question that's been asked of them."
FULL-TIME
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
That's eight wins from eight for Aberdeen, who will stay five points clear of Celtic at the top of the Premiership. It could be more if Dundee produce something spectacular in the second half in Glasgow.
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Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
We'll get three minutes of stoppage-time and Aberdeen are eating up a few seconds by replacing Niall McGinn with Ryan McLaughlin. Two assists and a goal for McGinn. Nice work.
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Aberdeen clear their lines again and Ash Taylor's header falls to Osman Sow, who gets a shot on target from 23 yards. Danny Wallace is right behind it though and makes an easy save.
KICK-OFF
Celtic 2-0 Dundee
We're up and running at Celtic Park again...
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Five minutes remaining at Tynecastle and the crowd has gone a bit flat as home supporters come to terms with what looks like a third defeat on the trot.
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Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
David Goodwillie gets an earful from the home support, who maybe don't appreciate his physical approach, as he makes way for Josh Parker. He can be very pleased with his day's work after knocking in two goals for the impressive Dons.
Hearts also make a change, with Billy King replacing Prince Buaben.
YELLOW CARD
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Paul Quinn is cautioned for upending Osman Sow and from the free-kick on the left angle of the penalty area Hearts skipper Alim Ozturk fires in a dangerous delivery. It clips the head of Aberdeen captain Ryan Jack and spins narrowly wide of the back post.
Celtic 2-0 Dundee
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Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths is now the Premiership's leading scorer with seven after his first-half strike...
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Niall McGinn tries to catch Hearts keeper Neil Alexander out with a raking free-kick but the ball rustles the side-netting.
HALF-TIME
Celtic 2-0 Dundee
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BBC Scotland's Richard Wilson at Celtic Park: "Dundee are fortunate to only be two goals behind at Celtic Park. The home side creates six other clear chances, with Tom Rogic in particular a prominent figure in the final third. Dundee have been too deep and too poor in possession. It's been comfortable for Celtic and they are in complete control."
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Hearts have lifted the tempo again as Sam Nicholson has a lash at goal. The effort takes a deflection off a defender in white and skids wide.
HITS THE WOODWORK
Celtic 2-0 Dundee
An opportunity for Dundee but Craig Gordon does well to read Gary Harkins' free-kick and pushes it away. Then Celtic break upfield and James Forrest surges into the penalty area only to see his shot deflected onto the face of the crossbar.
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HITS THE WOODWORK
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Hearts are inches away from a fabulous goal as Callum Paterson's curling free-kick from 22 yards crashes off the top of the crossbar.
Celtic 2-0 Dundee
Kris Commons, so influential in the midweek draw with Ajax, blazes a free-kick over Dundee goalkeeper Scott Bain's crossbar in the final five minutes of the first half.
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Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Derek McInnes makes a change to his Aberdeen team, sending on top-scorer Adam Rooney for Peter Pawlett. Sam Nicholson has made a difference for Hearts since he replaced Gavin Reilly at the interval.
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BBC Scotland's Richard Wilson at Celtic Park: "Dundee have been spending less time on the back foot, but have had only a long, rangy run from Paul McGinn to show for it. The full-back made it into Celtic's penalty area and hit the ground as Efe Ambrose challenged but amid half-hearted appeals no penalty is awarded."
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Celtic 2-0 Dundee
Former Celtic defender Mark Wilson on BBC Radio Scotland
"If they get in 2-0 at half-time, Paul Hartley will be telling his players to hang in there for as long as possible because Dundee will get one or two chances."
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GREAT SAVE!
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Another wonderful opportunity for the visitors as the home defence dozes off again. This time, Niall McGinn darts in from the right to gather a ball over the top and his powerful strike is well saved by Neil Alexander.
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Great chance for Aberdeen! Graeme Shinnie works the ball through to Peter Pawlett as the Hearts defence is split wide open. The midfielder has to score but fluffs a weak shot right at keeper Neil Alexander.
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BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin at Tynecastle: "The noise levels rise around Tynecastle as the home fans dream of a fight back. What do the Dons do now? Go for a fourth or defend 3-1?"
GOAL
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen (Rossi)
From the resulting corner, the ball drops to Igor Rossi and the big Brazilian defender is able to poke a shot in from five yards or so.
GREAT SAVE!
Hearts 0-3 Aberdeen
Danny Ward makes a good diving save to push away a powerful shot from Jamie Walker. Hearts have their tails up!
Celtic 2-0 Dundee
Brilliant burst forward from Tom Rogic and his shot from edge of the area is pushed away by Scott Bain. Dundee are living on their nerves, while Celtic attack at will.
KICK-OFF
Hearts 0-3 Aberdeen
We're off again at Tynecastle and we have some early drama as Dons keeper Danny Ward leaves his penalty are to completely wipe out striker Juanma. Just a yellow card for the clattering challenge and the visitors clear from the resultant free-kick, as Andy Considine makes a good block.
Hearts 0-3 Aberdeen
The Hearts players have been warming up for a few minutes now; still no sign of Aberdeen.
GOAL
Celtic 2-0 Dundee (Griffiths)
Celtic score a second goal inside two minutes. Tom Rogic the provider this time, lifting ball to edge of the box for Leigh Griffiths, who chests down then shoots past Scott Bain.
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Another extended bout of passing from the home side leads to Scott Brown dinking the ball through Dundee's defence to Leighh Griffiths but he can't steer his shot either side of goalkeeper Scott Bain.
GOAL
Celtic 1-0 Dundee (Rogic)
Celtic's patience is rewarded as Emilio Izaguirre clips a cross in from the left and Tom Rogic volleys past Scott Bain for the opening goal.
Celtic 0-0 Dundee
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Hearts 0-3 Aberdeen
Former Aberdeen defender Willie Miller on Sportsound
"I can't see any weakness from Aberdeen. They are playing with their heads - and their hearts when they need to. The passing has been superb. This is title-winning form."
Hearts 0-3 Aberdeen
BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin at Tynecastle: "A stunning first half for Aberdeen who have simply blown Hearts away here. Three goals that Robbie Neilson will be furious with but the Dons are in imperious form. Very impressive stuff."
Celtic 0-0 Dundee
Leigh Griffiths curls a free kick from 25 yards out into the side-netting. The Celtic striker is then sent scampering forward by a lofted Nir Bitton pass but lifts his shot over the top.
Celtic 0-0 Dundee
BBC Scotland's Richard Wilson at Celtic Park: "Lots of early possession for the home side but Dundee are well organised and cutting off space in their own half. The visitors are looking to use the pace of Kane Hemmings on the counter attack."
HALF-TIME
Hearts 0-3 Aberdeen
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That's game over surely? Hearts were just beginning to show some teeth but that third goal for the Dons has a few home fans heading for the exits already.
Eyebrows were raised by David Goodwillie's inclusion in place of Adam Rooney but the big striker has knocked in two goals
GOAL
Hearts 0-3 Aberdeen (Goodwillie)
Stunning counter-attack from the Dons. The visitors are defending their own penalty box and then suddenly Niall McGinn is breaking forward from the right and speeds past Blazej Augustyn to drill a pass across the penalty box to David Goodwillie, who takes a touch a plants a composed shot into the bottom corner.
YELLOW CARD
As half-time approaches in Edinburgh, Miguel Pallardo is booked for a pull at Niall McGinn.
KICK-OFF
They're off at Celtic Park.
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BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin at Tynecastle: "A good spell for Hearts who pepper the Aberdeen goal with shots but once again the Dons stand firm defensively."
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen
Hearts are knocking on the door as an Igor Rossi header and then a Jamie Walker shot are repelled by the visitors' defence.
Celtic v Dundee (15:00)
BBC Scotland's Richard Wilson at Celtic Park: "Celtic are entitled to feel enthused by their performance against Ajax in midweek. Changes have been made to the side, though, with Ambrose and Boyata in central defence. Greg Stewart is on form and the Dundee striker will look to exploit yet another new pairing at the back for Celtic. The home side have Kris Commons in the starting line-up and he will carry the threat to Dundee. Difficult to see beyond a home win."
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen
Former Hearts midfielder Michael Stewart on BBC Radio Scotland
"Hearts definitely need to get something before half-time. To get something out of nothing would give everybody a real lift."
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen
A daft scuffle breaks out with some pushing and shoving after Aberdeen defender Ash Taylor stops a Hearts break away with a hand ball. Alim Ozturk lines up the free-kick but it hammers into the defensive wall.
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen
Osman Sow gets his head down and surges forward through the middle but just as the Hearts forward is shaping to shoot from 18 yards in comes Paul Quinn with a perfectly timed sliding tackle.
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen
Juanma is playing in a central role now and Hearts look more dangerous as a result but Aberdeen keeper Danny Ward is yet to be tested.
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen
BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin at Tynecastle: "Stunning goal from Niall McGinn. Poor defending again but what a fabulous individual goal from the Northern Irishman. Very long way back for Hearts after 24 minutes. This Aberdeen side are getting better and better."
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen
Former Hearts midfielder Michael Stewart on BBC Radio Scotland
"Hearts defensively are an absolute disgrace. They are at sixes and sevens. It is another terrible goal to lose."
GOAL
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen (McGinn)
That is a lovely, lovely goal for Aberdeen. Niall McGinn hares after a long ball down the left and nutmegs Blazej Augustyn before shimmying past a beffudled Callum Paterson then he slams a shot into the far corner from a tight angle.
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Aberdeen are getting a lot of joy down the left as Peter Pawlett skips past Gavin Reilly and flashes a dangerous ball across goal but there are none of his team-mates to be seen.
Hearts 0-1 Aberdeen
Loud groans of frustration from the home fans as a Morgaro Gomis free-kick sails high over everyone in the Aberdeen penalty box and straight out of play.
Hearts 0-1 Aberdeen
Juanma and Gavin Reilly are the wide men for Hearts today and neither man looks particularly comfortable in the role.
Hearts 0-1 Aberdeen
Former Aberdeen defender Willie Miller on BBC Radio Scotland
"The marking was absolutely dreadful. Neil Alexander has got to take a bit of responsibility. Maybe he was wrong footed, because it looked a weak header."
Hearts 0-1 Aberdeen
Aberdeen cut through the Hearts defence with ease as Peter Pawlett scampers down the left and cuts inside to have a shot. A comfortable save for Neil Alexander at his front post.
Hearts 0-1 Aberdeen
BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin at Tynecastle: "Poor marking from Hearts as Aberdeen take the lead. Goodwillie out jumping Pallardo to head past Alexander who will also be disappointed he didn't do better. The Reds go marching on and the home fans restless already."
GOAL
Hearts 0-1 Aberdeen (Goodwillie)
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David Goodwillie is hacked down by Callum Paterson out near the corner flag on the left and is then able to get his head to Graeme Shinnie's floated free-kick. It wasn't a powerful nod in a busy six yard box and keeper Neil Alexander gets a glove on it but it creeps over the line.
Hearts 0-0 Aberdeen
The pace is frantic at Tynecastle and Aberdeen are being pressed deep into their own territory. A few shaky moments for the visitors...
BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin: "Scarfs swirling and the atmosphere is electric. Here we go at Tynecastle. I sense goals. It looks like Aberdeen are going with a back three, with Logan and Shinnie the wing-backs."
KICK-OFF
We're off at a jam-packed Tynecastle... It's loud in the west end of the capital!
Hearts v Aberdeen (14:15)
Hearts absolutely romped the Championship last season, finishing 21 points clear of nearest rivals Hibs. The feelgood factor continued with five top flight wins on the spin, so it will be interesting to see how they respond to back-to-back defeats - a first since head coach Robbie Neilson and director of football Craig Levein took control at Tynecastle in the summer of 2014.
Celtic v Dundee (15:00)
Leigh Griffiths is level with Adam Rooney and St Johnstone's Steven MacLean on six Premiership goals so far. Can the Celtic striker find the net against his former side today? He got three from the five meetings with Dundee last season.
Celtic v Dundee (15:00)
What about Dundee's record at Celtic Park? You need to go back to 2001 to find a win for the Dark Blues, when Fabian Caballero scored twice and the visitors played with 10 men for almost an hour to keep out Henrik Larsson, Lubo Moravcik and co.
The last meeting was a 5-0 thumping in May but the other four contests last season were closer affairs, including a draw at Dens Park.
Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson
"We've had a difficult period in the last two weeks. We've got a good squad and we're getting a few players back, so we're nearly there.
"Aberdeen have had a great start to the season but we're confident we can get three points in front of a full house. It will be an interesting game but I'm sure my players can handle it."
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes
"We come here with a lot of confidence but we can't expect the points to come our way simply because we're on a good run.
"The Hearts centre-backs often play a bit deeper and we think David Goodwillie is a good option for us up front. We want to get quick support to him."
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"You just get a sense in the air that this is such a big fixture," Sportsound presenter Richard Gordon is getting excited at Tynecastle.
Hearts v Aberdeen (14:15)
Aberdeen are flying right now but travelling fans will be wary of Hearts, who have been something of a "bogey team" for them in recent times.
The Dons drew 1-1 on their last visit to Tynecastle back in April 2014, with the previous five meetings in Gorgie all going the way of the home side. Hearts' good record extends to Pittodrie too, losing just one of the last 14 meetings.
Hearts v Aberdeen (14:15)
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Surprised to see Adam Rooney on the Aberdeen bench? The Irishman has six goals in his last six appearances, with four of those from the penalty spot. David Goodwillie is yet to find the net this season.
The striker's partner gave birth the other day, so maybe he's had a few sleepless nights...
Blazej Augustyn, Gavin Reilly, Jamie Walker and Miguel Pallardo are back for the home side, while David Goodwillie leads the Aberdeen attack, with top-scorer Adam Rooney on the bench. Defenders Shay Logan and Paul Quinn return and Peter Pawlett is in for the suspended Jonny Hayes.
Hearts v Aberdeen (14:15)
Like Aberdeen, Hearts started their Premiership campaign in excellent form, winning their first five, but they go into this game looking to avoid a hat-trick of defeats after slipping up away to Hamilton and Inverness CT.
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It's a good time to be an Aberdeen fan. The Dons have swept all before them in the Premiership so far, sitting top of the table with a perfect seven wins from seven outings. However, Hearts will be a tough nut to crack at Tynecastle and the Jambos enjoy a very good record against today's opponents.
Champions Celtic will hope to get back on track at home to Dundee after last weekend's loss at Pittodrie and must recover quickly from Thursday's 2-2 draw away to Ajax in the Europa League.
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That's enough from me. Congratulations to Aberdeen and Celtic on convincing victories. Will these two still be scrapping it out at the end of the season? There's a long, long way to go but the Dons are looking like the real deal right now. That's eight wins from eight and they lead the way by five points.
We'll be back with midweek League Cup action so make sure you join us for that. Enjoy what's left of your weekend.
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Celtic manager Ronny Deila
"It was a brilliant performance. The atmosphere was nice and we won 6-0. It doesn't get better than that.
"Emilio Izaguirre played well against Ajax and was a little bit unfortunate to get the red card. He played well again today but the penalty was very poor! He's not the first guy to get a red card in his life. You just have to bounce back."
The Celtic boss turns 40 tomorrow, so the 6-0 win over Dundee was a nice early present...
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More from Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes
"Getting the first goal was important and Hearts started to chase the game maybe more than they needed to and we were able to pick them off. I wasn't too pleased with the first 20-25 minutes of the second half but we're not going to get it all our own way at a place like this and Hearts showed great fight and tenacity."
And on a potential title challenge?
"Every time we win a game, I'm probably going to have to answer the same question. But it's still very early. We just want to be a competitive team and I think we have a squad that can be successful. It's been a great start."
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Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes on BBC Radio Scotland
"Hearts are a good side and they don't lose many at home but we were always confident that the team we picked could get the job done. The first half was full of intelligence, with great quality to our goals and our passing movement."
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Dejected Dundee boss Paul Hartley also reveals that defender James McPake was shown a yellow card after the final whistle for a spot of mouthing off...
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Dundee manager Paul Hartley on BBC Radio Scotland
"It could have been a lot worse if it wasn't for the goalkeeper. We were very poor today. Some of the goals we gave away were shambolic. We had a game plan but we couldn't carry it out and that performance is not acceptable."
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Of course, highlights from Saturday's games will be online from 18:00. You'll be able to see Billy McKay scoring for Dundee United against former club Inverness CT.
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You can watch all of the weekend highlights on Sportscene tonight. There's a change of time and channel tonight, with the programme on at 22:00 on BBC Two Scotland.
Celtic 6-0 Dundee
That was a bad day at the office for Dundee, who have Scott Bain to thank for keeping the score down with some impressive saves. The Dark Blues stay sixth in the table on 11 points from eight games.
Celtic 6-0 Dundee
Will Emilio Izaguirre ever get another chance like that for a hat-trick? He's not too upset by the sounds of it as the Sportsound commentary team report that he is smiling broadly and applauding all corners of Celtic Park.
FULL-TIME
Celtic 6-0 Dundee
Celtic do a demolition job on Dundee to stay five points behind Premiership leaders Aberdeen. Emilio Izaguirre bagged two goals - it was that sort of day for the visitors - but the Honduran left-back missed out on a hat-trick by blazing a penalty off target. Tom Rogic, Leigh Griffiths, Scott Brown and Nadir Ciftci got the other goals.
Celtic 6-0 Dundee
A few Dundee players have chucked it but James McPake still cares enough to throw himself in front of a shot from Gary Mackay-Steven. Nir Bitton is then left all alone to have a pop but his strike from distance sails over.
GOAL
Celtic 6-0 Dundee (Ciftci)
Hold on. Nadir Ciftci does get on the score sheet and it's all down to a woeful back-pass from Gary Irvine. The Celtic striker accepts the gift gleefully, tucking a neat shot underneath the exposed and over-worked Scott Bain.
GOAL
Celtic 5-0 Dundee (Brown)
Nadir Ciftci settles for an assist as he picks out Scott Brown with a clever cut-back and the Celtic captain tucks it away.
DISALLOWED GOAL
Celtic 4-0 Dundee
Nadir Ciftic thinks he has his first Celtic goal but the whistle had gone as Scott Bain fumbles from a free-kick.
GREAT SAVE!
Celtic 4-0 Dundee
Scott Bain makes the latest in a growing list of good saves today as he leaps up to claw away a smart, curling strike from Celtic skipper Scott Brown.
Celtic 4-0 Dundee
Dundee substitutes Riccardo Calder and Rhys Healy combine and the latter heads over the top from a great cross.
Celtic 4-0 Dundee
It's fizzling out a bit as Celtic see out a comfortable victory. There's still time for Emilio Izaguirre to atone for that penalty miss and get his hat-trick. "It's walking pace," says co-commentator Mark Wilson on BBC Radio Scotland.
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Hearts manager Robbie Neilson on BBC Radio Scotland
"We can't allow teams to come to Tynecastle and score three goals - we made far too many sloppy mistakes today. I was impressed by Aberdeen but if we had played like we can we could have pushed them all the way."
Celtic 4-0 Dundee
BBC Radio Scotland commentator Rob Maclean
"He's still shaking his head, Izaguirre. He can't believe it. The pressure was too much."
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Celtic 4-0 Dundee
And he blows his big chance! A shocker, smashed over the crossbar from Emilio Izaguirre.
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Celtic 4-0 Dundee
The hat-trick is on! Penalty to the home side as Callum McGregor is tripped and Emilio Izaguirre has got the ball...
GOAL
Celtic 4-0 Dundee (Izaguirre)
Emilio Izaguirre was miserable on Thursday as his red card against Ajax perhaps cost his side a Europa League victory, now he's on a hat-trick! This time the left-back seizes on a deflected cross from Saidy Janko to finish from close range.
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Celtic 3-0 Dundee
Leigh Griffiths gets a rest and Nadir Cifcti gets the chance to impress with over half an hour to play. The replacement striker won't be too popular with the Dundee players after that sorry biting episode at the end of last season.
GOAL
Celtic 3-0 Dundee (Izaguirre)
No interruption to Celtic's dominance as they claim a third goal when Emilio Izaguirre plays a smart one-two with Kris Commons then steers shot past Scott Bain with his right foot.
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Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin at Tynecastle: "1600 Aberdeen fans head home very happy after watching their side destroy Hearts at home today. If the Dons continue to play this way for the foreseeable future, I'd be astonished if we don't see a title challenge come May. They've answered every question that's been asked of them."
FULL-TIME
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
That's eight wins from eight for Aberdeen, who will stay five points clear of Celtic at the top of the Premiership. It could be more if Dundee produce something spectacular in the second half in Glasgow.
SUBSTITUTION
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
We'll get three minutes of stoppage-time and Aberdeen are eating up a few seconds by replacing Niall McGinn with Ryan McLaughlin. Two assists and a goal for McGinn. Nice work.
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Aberdeen clear their lines again and Ash Taylor's header falls to Osman Sow, who gets a shot on target from 23 yards. Danny Wallace is right behind it though and makes an easy save.
KICK-OFF
Celtic 2-0 Dundee
We're up and running at Celtic Park again...
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Five minutes remaining at Tynecastle and the crowd has gone a bit flat as home supporters come to terms with what looks like a third defeat on the trot.
SUBSTITUTIONS
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
David Goodwillie gets an earful from the home support, who maybe don't appreciate his physical approach, as he makes way for Josh Parker. He can be very pleased with his day's work after knocking in two goals for the impressive Dons.
Hearts also make a change, with Billy King replacing Prince Buaben.
YELLOW CARD
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Paul Quinn is cautioned for upending Osman Sow and from the free-kick on the left angle of the penalty area Hearts skipper Alim Ozturk fires in a dangerous delivery. It clips the head of Aberdeen captain Ryan Jack and spins narrowly wide of the back post.
Celtic 2-0 Dundee
Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths is now the Premiership's leading scorer with seven after his first-half strike...
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Niall McGinn tries to catch Hearts keeper Neil Alexander out with a raking free-kick but the ball rustles the side-netting.
HALF-TIME
Celtic 2-0 Dundee
BBC Scotland's Richard Wilson at Celtic Park: "Dundee are fortunate to only be two goals behind at Celtic Park. The home side creates six other clear chances, with Tom Rogic in particular a prominent figure in the final third. Dundee have been too deep and too poor in possession. It's been comfortable for Celtic and they are in complete control."
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Hearts have lifted the tempo again as Sam Nicholson has a lash at goal. The effort takes a deflection off a defender in white and skids wide.
HITS THE WOODWORK
Celtic 2-0 Dundee
An opportunity for Dundee but Craig Gordon does well to read Gary Harkins' free-kick and pushes it away. Then Celtic break upfield and James Forrest surges into the penalty area only to see his shot deflected onto the face of the crossbar.
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HITS THE WOODWORK
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Hearts are inches away from a fabulous goal as Callum Paterson's curling free-kick from 22 yards crashes off the top of the crossbar.
Celtic 2-0 Dundee
Kris Commons, so influential in the midweek draw with Ajax, blazes a free-kick over Dundee goalkeeper Scott Bain's crossbar in the final five minutes of the first half.
SUBSTITUTION
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Derek McInnes makes a change to his Aberdeen team, sending on top-scorer Adam Rooney for Peter Pawlett. Sam Nicholson has made a difference for Hearts since he replaced Gavin Reilly at the interval.
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BBC Scotland's Richard Wilson at Celtic Park: "Dundee have been spending less time on the back foot, but have had only a long, rangy run from Paul McGinn to show for it. The full-back made it into Celtic's penalty area and hit the ground as Efe Ambrose challenged but amid half-hearted appeals no penalty is awarded."
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Celtic 2-0 Dundee
Former Celtic defender Mark Wilson on BBC Radio Scotland
"If they get in 2-0 at half-time, Paul Hartley will be telling his players to hang in there for as long as possible because Dundee will get one or two chances."
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GREAT SAVE!
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Another wonderful opportunity for the visitors as the home defence dozes off again. This time, Niall McGinn darts in from the right to gather a ball over the top and his powerful strike is well saved by Neil Alexander.
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen
Great chance for Aberdeen! Graeme Shinnie works the ball through to Peter Pawlett as the Hearts defence is split wide open. The midfielder has to score but fluffs a weak shot right at keeper Neil Alexander.
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BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin at Tynecastle: "The noise levels rise around Tynecastle as the home fans dream of a fight back. What do the Dons do now? Go for a fourth or defend 3-1?"
GOAL
Hearts 1-3 Aberdeen (Rossi)
From the resulting corner, the ball drops to Igor Rossi and the big Brazilian defender is able to poke a shot in from five yards or so.
GREAT SAVE!
Hearts 0-3 Aberdeen
Danny Ward makes a good diving save to push away a powerful shot from Jamie Walker. Hearts have their tails up!
Celtic 2-0 Dundee
Brilliant burst forward from Tom Rogic and his shot from edge of the area is pushed away by Scott Bain. Dundee are living on their nerves, while Celtic attack at will.
KICK-OFF
Hearts 0-3 Aberdeen
We're off again at Tynecastle and we have some early drama as Dons keeper Danny Ward leaves his penalty are to completely wipe out striker Juanma. Just a yellow card for the clattering challenge and the visitors clear from the resultant free-kick, as Andy Considine makes a good block.
Hearts 0-3 Aberdeen
The Hearts players have been warming up for a few minutes now; still no sign of Aberdeen.
GOAL
Celtic 2-0 Dundee (Griffiths)
Celtic score a second goal inside two minutes. Tom Rogic the provider this time, lifting ball to edge of the box for Leigh Griffiths, who chests down then shoots past Scott Bain.
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Another extended bout of passing from the home side leads to Scott Brown dinking the ball through Dundee's defence to Leighh Griffiths but he can't steer his shot either side of goalkeeper Scott Bain.
GOAL
Celtic 1-0 Dundee (Rogic)
Celtic's patience is rewarded as Emilio Izaguirre clips a cross in from the left and Tom Rogic volleys past Scott Bain for the opening goal.
Celtic 0-0 Dundee
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Hearts 0-3 Aberdeen
Former Aberdeen defender Willie Miller on Sportsound
"I can't see any weakness from Aberdeen. They are playing with their heads - and their hearts when they need to. The passing has been superb. This is title-winning form."
Hearts 0-3 Aberdeen
BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin at Tynecastle: "A stunning first half for Aberdeen who have simply blown Hearts away here. Three goals that Robbie Neilson will be furious with but the Dons are in imperious form. Very impressive stuff."
Celtic 0-0 Dundee
Leigh Griffiths curls a free kick from 25 yards out into the side-netting. The Celtic striker is then sent scampering forward by a lofted Nir Bitton pass but lifts his shot over the top.
Celtic 0-0 Dundee
BBC Scotland's Richard Wilson at Celtic Park: "Lots of early possession for the home side but Dundee are well organised and cutting off space in their own half. The visitors are looking to use the pace of Kane Hemmings on the counter attack."
HALF-TIME
Hearts 0-3 Aberdeen
That's game over surely? Hearts were just beginning to show some teeth but that third goal for the Dons has a few home fans heading for the exits already.
Eyebrows were raised by David Goodwillie's inclusion in place of Adam Rooney but the big striker has knocked in two goals
GOAL
Hearts 0-3 Aberdeen (Goodwillie)
Stunning counter-attack from the Dons. The visitors are defending their own penalty box and then suddenly Niall McGinn is breaking forward from the right and speeds past Blazej Augustyn to drill a pass across the penalty box to David Goodwillie, who takes a touch a plants a composed shot into the bottom corner.
YELLOW CARD
As half-time approaches in Edinburgh, Miguel Pallardo is booked for a pull at Niall McGinn.
KICK-OFF
They're off at Celtic Park.
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BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin at Tynecastle: "A good spell for Hearts who pepper the Aberdeen goal with shots but once again the Dons stand firm defensively."
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen
Hearts are knocking on the door as an Igor Rossi header and then a Jamie Walker shot are repelled by the visitors' defence.
Celtic v Dundee (15:00)
BBC Scotland's Richard Wilson at Celtic Park: "Celtic are entitled to feel enthused by their performance against Ajax in midweek. Changes have been made to the side, though, with Ambrose and Boyata in central defence. Greg Stewart is on form and the Dundee striker will look to exploit yet another new pairing at the back for Celtic. The home side have Kris Commons in the starting line-up and he will carry the threat to Dundee. Difficult to see beyond a home win."
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen
Former Hearts midfielder Michael Stewart on BBC Radio Scotland
"Hearts definitely need to get something before half-time. To get something out of nothing would give everybody a real lift."
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen
A daft scuffle breaks out with some pushing and shoving after Aberdeen defender Ash Taylor stops a Hearts break away with a hand ball. Alim Ozturk lines up the free-kick but it hammers into the defensive wall.
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen
Osman Sow gets his head down and surges forward through the middle but just as the Hearts forward is shaping to shoot from 18 yards in comes Paul Quinn with a perfectly timed sliding tackle.
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen
Juanma is playing in a central role now and Hearts look more dangerous as a result but Aberdeen keeper Danny Ward is yet to be tested.
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen
BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin at Tynecastle: "Stunning goal from Niall McGinn. Poor defending again but what a fabulous individual goal from the Northern Irishman. Very long way back for Hearts after 24 minutes. This Aberdeen side are getting better and better."
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen
Former Hearts midfielder Michael Stewart on BBC Radio Scotland
"Hearts defensively are an absolute disgrace. They are at sixes and sevens. It is another terrible goal to lose."
GOAL
Hearts 0-2 Aberdeen (McGinn)
That is a lovely, lovely goal for Aberdeen. Niall McGinn hares after a long ball down the left and nutmegs Blazej Augustyn before shimmying past a beffudled Callum Paterson then he slams a shot into the far corner from a tight angle.
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Aberdeen are getting a lot of joy down the left as Peter Pawlett skips past Gavin Reilly and flashes a dangerous ball across goal but there are none of his team-mates to be seen.
Hearts 0-1 Aberdeen
Loud groans of frustration from the home fans as a Morgaro Gomis free-kick sails high over everyone in the Aberdeen penalty box and straight out of play.
Hearts 0-1 Aberdeen
Juanma and Gavin Reilly are the wide men for Hearts today and neither man looks particularly comfortable in the role.
Hearts 0-1 Aberdeen
Former Aberdeen defender Willie Miller on BBC Radio Scotland
"The marking was absolutely dreadful. Neil Alexander has got to take a bit of responsibility. Maybe he was wrong footed, because it looked a weak header."
Hearts 0-1 Aberdeen
Aberdeen cut through the Hearts defence with ease as Peter Pawlett scampers down the left and cuts inside to have a shot. A comfortable save for Neil Alexander at his front post.
Hearts 0-1 Aberdeen
BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin at Tynecastle: "Poor marking from Hearts as Aberdeen take the lead. Goodwillie out jumping Pallardo to head past Alexander who will also be disappointed he didn't do better. The Reds go marching on and the home fans restless already."
GOAL
Hearts 0-1 Aberdeen (Goodwillie)
David Goodwillie is hacked down by Callum Paterson out near the corner flag on the left and is then able to get his head to Graeme Shinnie's floated free-kick. It wasn't a powerful nod in a busy six yard box and keeper Neil Alexander gets a glove on it but it creeps over the line.
Hearts 0-0 Aberdeen
The pace is frantic at Tynecastle and Aberdeen are being pressed deep into their own territory. A few shaky moments for the visitors...
LINE-UPS FROM CELTIC PARK
Celtic: Gordon; Janko, Boyata, Ambrose, Izaguirre; Brown, Bitton; Commons, Rogic, Forrest; Griffiths. Subs: Bailly, Blackett, Ciftci, Stokes, Mackay-Steven, McGregor, Tierney.
Dundee: Bain, Irvine, Konrad, McPake, McGinn, Thomson, Ross, Harkins, Low, Stewart, Hemmings. Subs: Gourlay, Holt, Loy, Healey, Calder, Carreiro, Meggatt.
Hearts 0-0 Aberdeen
BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin: "Scarfs swirling and the atmosphere is electric. Here we go at Tynecastle. I sense goals. It looks like Aberdeen are going with a back three, with Logan and Shinnie the wing-backs."
KICK-OFF
We're off at a jam-packed Tynecastle... It's loud in the west end of the capital!
Hearts v Aberdeen (14:15)
Hearts absolutely romped the Championship last season, finishing 21 points clear of nearest rivals Hibs. The feelgood factor continued with five top flight wins on the spin, so it will be interesting to see how they respond to back-to-back defeats - a first since head coach Robbie Neilson and director of football Craig Levein took control at Tynecastle in the summer of 2014.
Celtic v Dundee (15:00)
Leigh Griffiths is level with Adam Rooney and St Johnstone's Steven MacLean on six Premiership goals so far. Can the Celtic striker find the net against his former side today? He got three from the five meetings with Dundee last season.
Celtic v Dundee (15:00)
What about Dundee's record at Celtic Park? You need to go back to 2001 to find a win for the Dark Blues, when Fabian Caballero scored twice and the visitors played with 10 men for almost an hour to keep out Henrik Larsson, Lubo Moravcik and co.
The last meeting was a 5-0 thumping in May but the other four contests last season were closer affairs, including a draw at Dens Park.
Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson
"We've had a difficult period in the last two weeks. We've got a good squad and we're getting a few players back, so we're nearly there.
"Aberdeen have had a great start to the season but we're confident we can get three points in front of a full house. It will be an interesting game but I'm sure my players can handle it."
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes
"We come here with a lot of confidence but we can't expect the points to come our way simply because we're on a good run.
"The Hearts centre-backs often play a bit deeper and we think David Goodwillie is a good option for us up front. We want to get quick support to him."
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"You just get a sense in the air that this is such a big fixture," Sportsound presenter Richard Gordon is getting excited at Tynecastle.
Hearts v Aberdeen (14:15)
Aberdeen are flying right now but travelling fans will be wary of Hearts, who have been something of a "bogey team" for them in recent times.
The Dons drew 1-1 on their last visit to Tynecastle back in April 2014, with the previous five meetings in Gorgie all going the way of the home side. Hearts' good record extends to Pittodrie too, losing just one of the last 14 meetings.
Hearts v Aberdeen (14:15)
Surprised to see Adam Rooney on the Aberdeen bench? The Irishman has six goals in his last six appearances, with four of those from the penalty spot. David Goodwillie is yet to find the net this season.
The striker's partner gave birth the other day, so maybe he's had a few sleepless nights...
LINE-UPS FROM TYNECASTLE
Hearts: Alexander, Paterson, Ozturk, Augustyn, Rossi, Buaben, Pallardo, Sow, Walker, Reilly, Juanma. Subs: Hamilton, Smith, McGhee, McKirdy, Swanson, Nicholson, King
Aberdeen: Ward, Logan, Shinnie, Quinn Taylor, Considine. Jack, Shinnie, McLean, McGinn, Pawlett, Goodwillie. Subs: Brown, Flood, Rooney, Smith, Robson, McLaughlin, Parker.
Blazej Augustyn, Gavin Reilly, Jamie Walker and Miguel Pallardo are back for the home side, while David Goodwillie leads the Aberdeen attack, with top-scorer Adam Rooney on the bench. Defenders Shay Logan and Paul Quinn return and Peter Pawlett is in for the suspended Jonny Hayes.
Hearts v Aberdeen (14:15)
Like Aberdeen, Hearts started their Premiership campaign in excellent form, winning their first five, but they go into this game looking to avoid a hat-trick of defeats after slipping up away to Hamilton and Inverness CT.
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It's a good time to be an Aberdeen fan. The Dons have swept all before them in the Premiership so far, sitting top of the table with a perfect seven wins from seven outings. However, Hearts will be a tough nut to crack at Tynecastle and the Jambos enjoy a very good record against today's opponents.
Champions Celtic will hope to get back on track at home to Dundee after last weekend's loss at Pittodrie and must recover quickly from Thursday's 2-2 draw away to Ajax in the Europa League.
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