Celtic lead the Scottish Premiership by eight points from Rangers, who have played two games less; Hearts are third, ahead of Kilmarnock, with St Mirren and Hibernian making up the top six; Livingston are bottom, six points behind Ross County
Thursday 4 January 2024 15:45, UK
Kris Boyd and Chris Sutton have both picked their Scottish Premiership team of the season so far - and as you may expect, they didn't quite see eye-to-eye...
The Sky Sports duo selected the same goalkeeper and midfielders but there were some disagreements over who should feature in defence and up-front
Boyd questioned why Celtic's Cameron Carter-Vickers featured in Sutton's XI, while Boyd's omission of Kyogo also resulted in a debate between the pair.
Sutton's XI features five players from Celtic, three Rangers players and three from Hearts too, with Jack Butland (Rangers) in goal, James Tavernier (Rangers), Carter-Vickers (Celtic), Frankie Kent (Hearts) and Alex Cochrane (Hearts) in defence.
Celtic trio Luis Palma, Matt O'Riley and Callum McGregor are joined by Rangers' Abdallah Sima in midfield, while Hearts' Lawrence Shankland plus Celtic's Kyogo lead the line.
Boyd's team is made up of the same three Rangers players, four from Celtic, plus one from each of Hearts, Aberdeen, Kilmarnock and a former Dundee defender.
Butland keeps his place in between the sticks, with Tavernier (Rangers), Lewis Mayo (Kilmarnock), Liam Scales (Celtic), and Owen Beck (formerly of Dundee) in defence.
The duo had the same midfield selections, with Hearts' Shankland also up top alongside Boyd's pick of Aberdeen forward Bojan Miovski.
Watch the video above to see both Boyd and Sutton debate their XI's and share your picks on our X page @ScotlandSky.
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