The Old Firm derby is rarely a quiet occasion but for the second time this season, it will be played in eerie surroundings.
Fans of Celtic and Rangers remain locked out for the biggest game of the fixture calendar for both sets of supporters on what may prove to be a season-defining afternoon for both clubs at Ibrox.
The hosts can extend their lead at the Scottish Premiership's summit to 19 points with a win, inching Steven Gerrard's men closer to a coveted league title.
For Celtic, a victory would cut the Gers advantage to 13 points, a lead that will be slashed further should Neil Lennon's side win their three games in hand.
There is little room for error for either boss in a clash that will not lack any intensity despite the lack of traditional powder keg atmosphere.
Here is everything you need to know about the game:
What time is kick off?
The game kicks off at 12:30 pm.
Who is the referee?
Bobby Madden takes charge of the action from Ibrox.
He is assisted by David McGeachie and Daniel McFarlane, while Nick Walsh will be the fourth official.
Is the game on TV?
Yes, the game will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event will broadcast all of the action from Ibrox live.
Coverage begins on both channels at 11:30am.
Will the game be live streamed?
Yes, the match will be available on Sky Go for customers signed up to the service.
How can I follow the action online?
Glasgow Live will be providing live coverage with team news, updates and goals as they go in online and via Twitter.
