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  • FT: Falkirk 3-1 Kilmarnock - Williams, McIver & Miller net in first half; John-Jules pulls one back after visitors have two ruled out

  • FT: Hearts 4-0 Dundee - Shankland breaks deadlock before Kabore nets twice & Magnusson adds fourth for leaders

  • FT: Livingston 2-2 Hibs - McGrath nets in first minute & Boyle strikes after Bokila leveller; but Carey's late penalty levels

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  1. A fixture 15 years in the makingpublished at 14:36 GMT 1 November

    Falkirk v Kilmarnock (15:00)

    Falkirk and Kilmarnock meet today in a regular season Scottish Premiership fixture for the first time since 2010.

    On that sunny May day, Killie secured the point they needed to stave off relegation and send the Bairns down to the second tier.

    The teams have met each other in the Premiership play-offs, the League Cup and the Challenge Cup since 2010.

    Kilmarnock's Frazer Wright and Falkirk's Enoch Showunmi in 2010Image source, SNS
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    Kilmarnock's Frazer Wright and Falkirk's Enoch Showunmi in 2010

  2. Scottish Leagues 1 & 2published at 14:35 GMT 1 November

    15:00

    • Alloa Athletic v Kelty Hearts
    • Cove Rangers v Peterhead
    • East Fife v Hamilton Academical
    • Inverness CT v Montrose
    • Queen of the South

    • Clyde v Dumbarton
    • Elgin City v Annan Athletic
    • Spartans v East Kilbride
    • Stirling Albion v Edinburgh City
    • Stranraer v Forfar Athletic
  3. Saturday's Scottish Championshippublished at 14:34 GMT 1 November

    (15:00)

    • Arbroath v Ross County
    • Partick Thistle v Queen's Park
    • Raith Rovers v Greenock Morton
    • St Johnstone v Airdrieonians
  4. Pars down Ayr to move third in Championshippublished at 14:33 GMT 1 November

    Ayr United 0-1 Dunfermline Athletic (Fri)

    Dunfermline Athletic kicked off the Scottish Championship weekend last night with a narrow win at Ayr United.

    Barney Stewart scored the only goal (watch below) as Neil Lennon's side moved third in the division.

  5. Koumetio replaces Graham in Dundee defencepublished at 14:32 GMT 1 November

    Hearts v Dundee (15:00)

    Former Hearts captain and caretaker boss Steven Pressley makes one Dundee change following last Saturday's defeat at Falkirk.

    Billy Koumetio comes into defence, with Luke Graham dropping to the bench.

    On-loan Hearts playmaker Yan Dhanda is missing from the bench as he is unable to face his parent club.

    Dundee defender Billy KoumetioImage source, SNS
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    Koumetio returns for Dundee

  6. Postpublished at 14:30 GMT 1 November

    Hearts v Dundee (15:00)

    Hearts came back to draw 2-2 with St Mirren during the week.

  7. Braga, Halkett and Kingsley drop to benchpublished at 14:27 GMT 1 November

    Hearts v Dundee (15:00)

    Having picked the same starting line-up for six games, Hearts head coach Derek McInnes makes three after Wednesday's 2-2 draw with St Mirren.

    In-form top scorer Claudio Braga drops to the bench along with defensive duo Craig Halkett and Stephen Kingsley.

    In come Michael Steinwender, Pierre Landry Kabore and Blair Spittal.

    Fit again defender Christian Borchgrevink makes the bench.

    Hearts defender Michael SteinwenderImage source, SNS
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    Michael Steinwender gets his chance in the Hearts XI today

  8. Chance for Hearts to extend leadpublished at 14:25 GMT 1 November

    Hearts v Dundee (15:00)

    Hearts can go nine points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership by beating Dundee today.

    With Celtic not playing a league fixture this weekend, Derek McInnes' side can press home their advantage before the champions play their next Premiership game.

    Dundee, managed by former Hearts captain Steven Pressley, will have other ideas, of course, and have already taken points off Celtic and Rangers this season.

    Dundee manager Steven PressleyImage source, SNS
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    Steven Pressley is no stranger to Tynecastle

  9. Postpublished at 14:22 GMT 1 November

    Falkirk v Kilmarnock (15:00)

    Kilmarnock lost by the only goal of the game as Aberdeen left Rugby Park with three points on Wednesday.

  10. Three Killie changes hint at new shapepublished at 14:20 GMT 1 November

    Falkirk v Kilmarnock (15:00)

    Stuart Kettlewell makes three changes to the Kilmarnock side that fell to a 1-0 defeat by Aberdeen on Wednesday evening.

    Zac Williams, Liam Polworth and Greg Kilite all drop to the bench. Coming in are midfielders Rory McKenzie and Scott Tiffoney and forward Bruce Anderson.

    These changes suggest Killie may be moving away from a defensive line of three central defenders to a more traditional back four in Falkirk this afternoon.

    Kilmarnock players Bruce Anderson and David WatsonImage source, SNS
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    Bruce Anderson and David Watson start for Killie this afternoon

  11. Postpublished at 14:18 GMT 1 November

    Falkirk v Kilmarnock (15:00)

    Falkirk were humbled 4-0 by champions Celtic on Wednesday.

  12. Four Falkirk changes following 4-0 losspublished at 14:17 GMT 1 November

    Falkirk v Kilmarnock (15:00)

    John McGlynn has made four changes to the starting XI that started their 4-0 loss against Celtic on Wednesday evening.

    Henry Cartwright, Kyrell Wilson, Ross MacIver and Ethan Williams come in.

    Ethan Ross, Trey Samuel-Ogunsuyi, Dylan Tait and Scott Arfield are on the bench.

    Falkirk midfielder Scott ArfieldImage source, SNS
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    Scott Arfield starts on the bench for Falkirk on his 37th birthday

  13. Hibs look to bounce backpublished at 14:15 GMT 1 November

    Livingston v Hibernian (15:00)

    Hibs lost narrowly to Rangers during the week but have an early chance to get back to winning ways away to Livingston today.

  14. Boyle among three Hibs alterationspublished at 14:13 GMT 1 November

    Livingston v Hibernian (15:00)

    Hibernian head coach David Gray makes three changes for the trip to Livingston.

    In come Martin Boyle, Miguel Chaiwa and Jordan Obita.

    Out go the Cadden brothers, Chris and Nicky, and Kieron Bowie, with all three relegated to the bench.

    Hibernian winger Martin Boyle gives an autograph to a supporterImage source, SNS
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    Boyle gives an autograph to a supporter

  15. Livi make two changespublished at 14:11 GMT 1 November

    Livingston v Hibernian (15:00)

    Livingston haven't won a football match since 9 August.

    In an effort to wipe that stat away, manager David Martindale has made a couple of changes.

    In come Mahamadou Susoho and Lewis Smith.

    On to the bench drop Macaulay Tait and Robbie Muirhead.

    Livingston midfielder Mahamadou SusohoImage source, SNS
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    Mahamadou Susoho returns for Livi

  16. LINE-UPS from Tynecastlepublished at 14:09 GMT 1 November

    Hearts v Dundee (15:00)

    Hearts: Schwolow, McEntee, Steinwender, Milne, Findlay, Kabore, Devlin, Baningime, Spittal, Kyzeridis, Shankland.

    Substitutes: Gordon, Kingsley, Halkett, Kabangu, Braga, Borchgrevink, Forrest, Magnusson, Kerjota.

    Dundee: McCracken, C Robertson, Astley, Koumetio, Wright, Digby, Samuels, Murray, Westley, Congreve, Hamilton.

    Substitutes: O'Hara, Ingram, Acquah, F Robertson, Hay, Yogane, Reilly, Graham, Jones.

  17. LINE-UPS from Falkirk Stadiumpublished at 14:08 GMT 1 November

    Falkirk v Kilmarnock (15:00)

    Falkirk: Bain, Lissah, Henderson, Allan, Adams, Cartwright, Spencer, Miller, Williams, Wilson, MacIver.

    Substitutes: Hogarth, Oliver, Graham, Agyeman, Tait, Ross, Arfield, Samuel-Ogunsuyi, Hart.

    Kilmarnock: Oluwayemi, Brannan, Stanger, Deas, Thompson, McKeznie, Watson, Lyons, Tiffoney, Anderson, Dackers

    Substitutes: Beach, Williams, Kiltie, J. Brown, Lowery, John-Jules, Schilte-Brown, Leslie, Polworth.

  18. LINE-UPS from Almondvalepublished at 14:06 GMT 1 November

    Livingston v Hibernian (15:00)

    Livingston: Prior, Brenet, Finlayson, Wilson, Montano, Susoho, Sylla, Smith, Pittman, May, Bolila.

    Substitutes: Hamilton, Tait, Carey, Muirhead, Robinson, Shinnie, Yengi, Lawal, Culbert.

    Hibernian: Sallinger, Iredale, Hanley, Bushiri, Barlaser, Chaiwa, McGrath, Mulligan, Obita, Boyle, Klidge

    Substitutes: Smith, Youan, Bowie, N Cadden, C Cadden, Hoilett, Mitchell, Megwa, Campbell.

  19. Postpublished at 14:05 GMT 1 November

    Let's get some Premiership line-ups, starting in West Lothian...

  20. The standingspublished at 14:04 GMT 1 November

    Here's how the Scottish Premiership table looks after 10 rounds of fixtures.

    Hearts' Claudio Braga next to a graphic of the Scottish Premiership tableImage source, SNS