St Mirren's Stephen Robinson has made just one change from the 2-2 draw with Rangers last weekend - Oisin Smyth replaces Caolan Boyd-Munce in midfield.

Meanwhile, Aberdeen's Jimmy Thelin has made two alterations from their victory over Hibs.

Right-back Nicky Devlin and winger Jeppe Okkels are in from the start, defender Richard Jensen is out of the squad, while forward Papa Gueye is on the bench.

Hibs head coach David Gray makes two changes from the side that suffered their first defeat of 2025 - 1-0 to Aberdeen last weekend.

Striker Kieron Bowie and midfielder Josh Campbell drop to the bench, with Junior Hoilett and Myko Kuharevich up front from the start.

St Mirren's Jim Goodwin has made three alterations from his side's heavy defeat by league winners Celtic.

Midfielder David Babunski, striker Jort van der Sande and centre-back Declan Gallagher replace Glenn Middleton, Ruari Paton and Allan Campbell.

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Tony Docherty names just the one change to his Dundee starting line-up after their 1-0 win over Hearts as his side look to pick up back-to-back wins in the Premiership for the first time this season.

Forward Seb Palmer-Houlden makes way for on-loan Burnley midfielder Oluwaseun Adewumi, who missed out at Tynecastle.

Aston Oxborough returns in goal for Motherwell to make his first start since January and winger Tawanda Maswanhise makes the bench after missing last weekend's St Johnstone win with a minor injury.

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Uche Ikpeazu makes his first start of the season after signing last summer, with the big striker one of four changes to the St Johnstone side.

Barry Douglas, Victor Griffith and Elliot Watt - who scored last week - are the other swaps. Sam Curtis, Stephen Duke-McKenna, Adama Sidibeh and Jason Holt drop to the bench.

There's no Brad Lyons for the visitors, with Stuart Findlay taking the captain's armband. David Watson comes into midfield for a rare start of late.

Bobby Wales, whose pre-contract switch to Swansea City was reported earlier this week, continues to lead the line with Bruce Anderson.

St Mirren: Heming, Alebiosu, Taylor, O'Hara, Ayunga, Smyth, Mandron, Gogic, Fraser, John, Phillips.

Substitutes: Urminsky, Iacovitti, Tanser, Boyd-Munce, Kiltie, McMenamin, Idowu, Oseni, Scott.

Aberdeen: Mitov, Devlin, Dorrington, Knoester, Shinnie, Clarkson, Palaversa, Okkels, Morris, Keskinen, Nisbet.

Substitutes: Doohan, MacKenzie, McGrath, Polvara, Dabbagh, Gueye, Milne, Boyd, Ambrose.

Liam Fox, starting his second spell as interim Hearts head coach after Neil Critchley's sacking, makes four changes to the Hearts team whose 1-0 loss to Dundee spelled the end for the Englishman's reign.

Craig Halkett, Alan Forrest, Kenneth Vargas and fit-again captain Lawrence Shankland all start.

Cammy Devlin misses out through illness, while Jamie McCart is injured, and Sander Kartum and Elton Kabangu drop to the bench.

County's Don Cowie has named a very attacking line-up as he looks to escape the relegation play-off place. Ronan Hale, Alex Samuel and Jordan White all start to spearhead the home team's offence.

Samuel is one of three alterations to the line-up that went down at Rugby Park, as defenders James Brown and George Harmon also come in.

Kacper Lopata, Eli Campbell and Scott Allardice make way.

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Hibernian: Smith, O'Hora, Levitt, Boyle, C Cadden, Iredale, Obita, Hoilett, Triantis, Rocky, Kuharevich.

Substitutes: Burski, Miller, Ekpiteta, Alasana, N Cadden, Bowie, Moriah-Welsh, Campbell, Gayle.

Dundee United: Walton, Strain, Sevelj, Babunski, Ferry, Sibbald, Adegboyega, Dalby, Van der Sande, Docherty, Gallagher.

Substitutes: Richards, Trapanovski, Fiorini, Moult, Middleton, Fotheringham, Paton, Campbell, Cleall-Harding.

St Johnstone: Fisher, Steven, Balodis, Sprangler, Douglas, McPake, Carey, Griffith, Watt, Kirk, Ikpeazu.

Substitutes: Sinclair, Holt, Clark, Sidibeh, Kucheriavyi, Duke-McKenna, Kimpioka, Curtis, Franczak.

Kilmarnock: O'Hara, Mayo, Deas, Findlay, Ndaba, Armstrong, Donnelly, Watson, Murray, Anderson, Wales.

Substitutes: McCrorie, McKenzie, Vassell, Kennedy, Mackay-Steven, Cameron, Ramsay, Watkins, Polworth.

Ross County: Amissah, Brown, Tomkinson, Wright, Harmon, Ashworth, Kenneh, Randall, Hale, Samuel, White.

Substitutes: Ross, Phillips, Grieves, Campbell, Lopata, Nisbet, Efete, Smith, Robesten.

Heart of Midlothian: Gordon, Forrester, Kent, Halkett, Penrice, Baningime, Grant, Spittal, Forrest, Vargas, Shankland.

Substitutes: Fulton, Kingsley, Nieuwenhof, McKay, Steinwender, Kabangu, Dhanda, Wilson, Kartum.

Dundee: Carson, Astley, Shaughnessy, C Robertson, Larkeche, Portales, Adewumi, Mulligan, Cameron, Tiffoney, Murray.

Substitutes: McCracken, Samuels, Reilly, F Robertson, Koumetio, Palmer-Houlden, Fraser, Sylla, Donnelly.

Motherwell: Oxborough, Koutroumbis, O’Donnell, Casey, Thompson, Sparrow, Halliday, Miller, Paton, Slattery, Watt.

Substitutes: Balcombe, Wilson, Seddon, Zdravkovski, Andrews, Ebiye, Armstrong, Dickson, Maswanhise.

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The Scottish Premiership's big two come face-to-face on Sunday, so the coast is clear for five other games to steal the spotlight.

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