Despite manager Neil McCann's positivity about improving performances, bottom-placed Kilmarnock have still only won once in seven outings.

If they are to beat Motherwell for the first time in five meetings, they will have to improve home form that has them joint bottom with Hibs for points won and chance conversion, joint bottom with Aberdeen for fewest goals and top for goals conceded.

Motherwell, though, arrive having only won once in nine themselves, losing four in a row, and surely with the honeymoon period beginning to run out for new manager Alfred Johansson despite early plaudits for continuing the lauded style of play under Jens Berthel Askou.

Kilmarnock: Ferrie, Kamson-Kamara, Stanger, McCarthy, Schjonning-Larsen, Lowery, Rice, Ring, Kiltie, John-Jules.

Substitutes: Mantl, Brandon, O'Hara, Deas, Meier, Clescenco, Owen, Daniels, Tshibola.

Motherwell: Paulsen, Sparrow, O'Donnell, Moormann, Longelo, Hodge, Fadinger, Lowry, Said, Maswanhise, Palmer-Houlden.

Substitutes: Connelly, Girdwood-Reich, Knight-Lebel, McGhee, Kanga, Bjorgolfsson, Koutroumbis, Levitt, Vogt.

It is back to domestic football after Celtic and Heart of Midlothian, who go head-to-head on Sunday, suffered Thursday frustration in Europe - and there are five big games in the Scottish Premiership.

Rangers have a chance to overtake Celtic at the top of the table as they visit Dundee in the evening kick-off at 20:00 BST.

But there are four games at 15:00 first, so stay with us for the build-up, live action and post-match reaction from those here online and on BBC Radio Scotland, plus updates from the Championship and Leagues 1 & 2.