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Celtic vs Livingston Scots Prem 3:00pm Saturday November Celtic Park (Att: 58247) A gap across Rangers opened up in the Peak of the Ladbrokes Premiership with a convincing win over Livingston in Parkhead. With a double being preceded by a deflected strike by skipper Scott Brown at the minute James Forrest the scoring opened at Parkhead. Neil Lennons side have now won eight games in series since losing to Livi in West Lothian a month this year. Rangers have the chance to close the gap at Hamilton on Sunday, although Lennons team will prepare to continue Rennes in the Europa League on Thursday, secure in the knowledge his side are already through to the last 32 of the competition and in fine shape. Celtic had gone three games without scoring and without a win over Livi. In an attempt to address that poor album, Lennon returned Tom Rogic along with Ryan Christie to the starting line-up. The first opportunity for the Hoops arrived in the seventh minute when Jeremie Frimpong made a yard of space for themself inside Livingstons box but drove straight at Valve Matija Sarkic. If Edouard did he play his signature composure although celtic found it difficult to get behind the defence of the West Lothian side. The side of gary Holt were searching to get an offside flag when Rogic delivered the Frenchman racing apparent but that never arrived and of chasing the dinked the ball, Livi defender Ricki Lamie out of 14 yards over Sarkic despite the interest. Celtic grew and relaxed in confidence. The veteran midfielder and the ball took a deflection before leaving Sarkic stranded with Hoops fans supporting when he took control of a Christie overhaul Brown to take from 20 metres. Forrests first goal came following Sarkic, the ball when it descended spinning high despatching it rescued Frimpongs angled-drive. Sarkic made a rescue from Christie until Forrest raced through on to a pass by the prior Inverness midfielder in additional time to play his next and put the pressure for Sunday. Spartan boss Neil Lennon:Therell probably be anxious moments as we move along. In the moment, were playing and in a really strong position however although Therell be a dip. We all know there can be a below-par performance around the corner but were ready for this too. That is a good win for us. You get 24 hours to enjoy it and determine exactly what the [Rangers] result brings and you move on to the subsequent one. Livingston manager Gary Holt:I know everyone will pick up the newspapers and look at it as 4-0, however I simply thought individual mistakes at times in the match . For effort and dedication and all the things you look for, staff contour, being courageous at times in ownership, I thought we all had this. Sometimes I felt we couldve been braver butif you take the objects from the game, they did not cut open a lot of occasions Host Rennes midweek in the Europa League on Thursday and then they confront a trip - live on Sky Sports from 12pm. Next 5, livingston sponsor Hamilton. Read more: latest golf odds