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Two managers will meet for the first time on derby day: Rangers and Celtic for the first time this season.
But even if there is a new look, the rest of the old derby traditions are still valid. And what doesn’t replace derby day is the preference to win.
Rangers host Celtic on Sunday at lunchtime in the first derby of the season, and both will be looking to reach the first foreign break at the top of the Premiership. The start of the campaign was combined for both, with defeats against Kilmarnock in each. one, while Brendan Rodgers’ side drew 0-0 against St Johnstone last time around.
Meanwhile, Michael Beale’s men will have to do so after being relegated to the Europa League following a 5-1 score at the hands of PSV. The Rangers manager achieved his first post-division derby win last season with a 3-0 home win, but this time he has a completely different squad after a summer in reconstruction.
Meanwhile, Rodgers is back in the outdoor canoe and is also armed with a host of new faces who may be ready for a baptism of fire. Here is all the information you want before the start.
The match will take place in Ibrox, Glasgow, on Saturday 3 September, at 12:00.
Sky Sports has this one as it continues its exclusive TV deal with the Premiership. It will be broadcast on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football. You can subscribe to Sky Sports from £22 a month here.
Yes, Sky Sports subscribers can stream the game to their devices with the Sky Go app. Alternatively, a Now TV day pass can be purchased here from £11. 98.
You can follow all the action here at dailyrecord. co. uk! We’ll be live blogging all the pre-match preparation and team news, as well as kick-offs once the game begins. After the game, we’ll have all the reactions from the coaches and players, as well as player notes, talking points and much more.