Celtic will look to maintain their title race momentum this Saturday when they welcome St Johnstone to Parkhead.
The Hoops are in a formidable position after last week's 2-1 derby win over Rangers, leaving them six points clear at the Premiership's summit with six games to go.
That gap could be nine by the time Saturday ends, with Rangers not in action until Sunday against St Mirren.
There is good news on the injury front ahead of kick-off as Kyogo Furuhashi continues his recovery for injury, with his return seemingly imminent.
Here's five things we spotted.
Cold one?
It might be approaching the summer months, but the cold Lennoxtown air is still biting for some Celtic stars.
The lesser-spotted Albian Ajeti and other fringe players trained in winter gear as they aim for a place back in Ange Postecoglou's plans.
A Swiss international, the striker hasn't played since December and his last Premiership appearance came in November.
Stephen Welsh and Joey Dawson appear to be among those keeping Ajeti on his toes.
Chats with the boss
Jota and manager Postecoglou shared a brief moment before training fully got underway at Lennoxtown on Friday.
The Portuguese winger has been outstanding for the Australian this season and his performances will be key between now and May.
You'd expect him to be in line for a start.
Kyogo's return
It was anticipated last week, but Postecoglou has confirmed the Japanese forward will be in his matchday squad on Saturday.
There's irony at play, with Kyogo's last appearance coming against St Johnstone in December, and he could make his anticipated return against them.
Parkhead will no doubt erupt when their influential striker takes to the field, and photos snap him looking as sharp as ever.
Whether he starts or not remains to be seen, but just having him in the squad will provide a boost.
A careful eye
Postecoglou's close bond with the coaching staff at Parkhead has been well-documented and he's had discussions with one member on the training pitch.
The club's head of physiotherapy and medical sciences, Tim Williamson, was observing the session alongside the 56-year-old.
What they discussed is unknown, but perhaps a careful eye on those returning to action was on the agenda, with David Turnbull and Kyogo only just back or about to return.
Williamson's had his hands full at times this season but injuries have cleared up recently.
Joking with the skipper
Pressures of bringing home a 10th title in 11 years don't seem to be impacting the Celtic players.
Greg Taylor and captain Callum McGregor were all smiles as they were put through their faces.
McGregor has led his team with distinction all season while Taylor's performances have steadily improved game by game.
They'll be close to first names on Postecoglou's mind for selection.
