FT: Celtic 3-1 Hearts - (Edouard, Boyata, Dembele; Lafferty)
Win takes Celtic 14 points clear at top
First defeat in 13 for fifth-placed Hearts
FT: Inverness CT 0-1 Dundee (Allan) - Dundee face Motherwell in R5
FT: Formartine United 0-2 Cove Rangers (Stott, Megginson) - Cove to face Falkirk
FT: Berwick Rangers 2-3 Peterhead in League Two
Hampden or Murrayfield for future Scotland matches and cup finals
Celtic 1-0 Hearts
Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageScott Brown was lucky Arnaud Djoum read that tackle. He almost skipped over it, because Brown was really, really late. And he went in 100%, he didn't hold back. And he's very, very lucky. You've got to time your tackles properly
Celtic 1-0 Hearts
Celtic skipper Scott Brown catches Arnaud Djoum with a crunching challenge on the outskirts of the Hearts penalty area and picks up an early booking.
Inverness CT 0-0 Dundee
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at the Caledonian Stadium
The ball's been on the deck a fair part of these opening exchanges, but when it does go high, the swirling wind makes its flight so unpredictable.
George Oakley has twice fired wide with half-chances for the hosts, while Dundee's Scott Allan and AJ Leitch-Smith have tested Mark Ridgers.
Celtic 1-0 Hearts
The home side are swarming all over Hearts as Kieran Tierney tries his luck with a powerful shot and it's not far away.
Celtic 1-0 Hearts
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound
"It was a fantastic finish. Under a lot of pressure he strokes it into the top corner.
"Edouard is playing on the left, Dembele is up top, Ntcham is in behind him supporting.
"And it was in that inside-left area that he picked up the lay-off from Dembele and drove right through the heart of the Hearts defence
"Really good goal for Celtic, a sucker-punch for Hearts so early in the game."
Celtic 1-0 Hearts
Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park
Incredible start for Celtic due to the incredible composure of Odsonne Edouard. Great finish and Celtic Park comes alive.
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Odsonne Edouard
The perfect start for Celtic as Moussa Dembele flicks the ball into the path of Odsonne Edouard and the younger of the young Frenchmen strides forward with real purpose and smashes the ball past Jon McLaughlin.
Celtic 0-0 Hearts
A bit tardy as the rain tumbles down. Here we go.
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Which? Hampden or Murrayfield? The SFA will decide in the summer.
Gary Mcdonald: Hampden if it's redeveloped properly, if not then it has to be Murrayfield.
Andy Hayes Jnr: Love Hampden when it's full. Needs a revamp though.
Scott Paterson: Hampden, demolish it and build a new stadium one we can actually be proud of.
Douglas Drummond: Literally don't care, just pick one already.
Image source, BBC SportFormatine United v Cove Rangers (20:00)
Tonight will be the fourth meeting of the season between Highland League leaders Cove Rangers and Formatine United, who lie in fourth place.
They play again in the league on Saturday, and if it's a draw tonight, they'll do it all again in a replay next Monday.
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Inverness CT v Dundee (19:45)
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at the Caledonian Stadium
It's wet. It's windy. It's cold. Perfect conditions, the, for an all-action Scottish Cup fourth round replay.
The Highlanders had George Oakley to thank for a late equaliser when the team's drew 2-2 earlier this month.
Caley Thistle last won the Scottish Cup in 2015, while Dundee's last taste of lifting the trophy was way back in 1910.
Caley Thistle make three changes to the team that lost to Falkirk in the league on Saturday. Jake Mulraney, Charlie Trafford and Colin Seedorf drop to the bench. In come Iain Vigurs, Liam Polworth and Aaron Doran.
Josh Meekings and Paul McGowan both have slight injuries for Dundee, so miss out. Defender Kerr Waddell and midfielder Scott Allan replace them.
Celtic v Hearts (19:45)
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has confirmed he is hoping to sign another goalkeeper before Wednesday's transfer deadline, following a long-term injury to Craig Gordon, with Motherwell rejecting a £200,000 bid for Trevor Carson.
"We need to do it and there is no doubt we will have a keeper in," he told BBC Sportsound. "We know our options and where we want to go with that.
"It would be negligent of us to have only one senior goalkeeper in Dorus de Vries. We need to bring in another one so we have comfort if anything happens to Dorus."
Rodgers does not anticipate any further bids for any of his players at this stage of the window, effectively ruling out a departure for French striker Moussa Dembele.
"It is too late in the window to lose one of our key players, so I can't envisage anyone going out," he said.
Image source, SNSMoussa Dembele made his first appearance this year in Celtic's win over Hibs
Celtic v Hearts (19:45)
Hearts manager Craig Levein on BBC Radio Scotland: "I think the players will definitely takes some confidence from that match (the 4-0 victory).
"A lot of things went well for us, we scored at critical moments, and our confidence and belief grew as the game went on.
"I think the first 20 minutes of this match will be fairly critical. If we can manage to get a foothold in the game and play with the same aggression and pace and just try our best to emulate what we did last time, then we’ll have a chance.
"I'm hopeful we'll do another couple of pieces of [transfer] business tomorrow. It's not absolutely necessary but it would help us.
"Quite a lot of players have gone out and I would like to bring two in. But if I don't get players of the quality I think can help us, there's no point."
Image source, SNSCraig Levein's Hearts ended Celtic's unbeaten run with a 4-0 hammering at Tynecastle in December
Celtic v Hearts (19:45)
Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park
Just over six weeks since Hearts shocked Scottish football by trouncing the 'Invincibles' at Tynecastle. Brendan Rodgers says he expects it’ll be on the minds of some of his players, given the pain that came with it. Craig Levein says there must be a belief they can do it again. An interesting encounter awaits.
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You've been letting us know which stadium the SFA should opt for - Hampden or Murrayfield? They'll decide in the summer...
Evan Colquhoun: Hampden... needs improvement though.
David Nimmo: Murrayfield. Unless they demolish those 3 stands (at Hampden) & build new closer stands that the crowd don't need binoculars to see games.
Kevin Callaghan: Murrayfield is nearly as bad as Hampden and the money is going into rugby. Better sticking where we are and trying to get money to sort the east and west stands at Hampden.
Martin Cunningham: Murrayfield is a far better stadium. Better view for the majority of fans and the transport links are far far superior.
Image source, BBC SportCeltic v Hearts (19:45)
Hearts are on a very handy run of their own, unbeaten in 12 matches.
Craig Levein's side were heading for a sixth win in that sequence on Saturday and a ninth consecutive clean sheet until Motherwell striker Curtis Main grabbed a 90th-minute equaliser in Edinburgh.
That was the first time goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin had been beaten in 13 hours and 50 minutes.
Image source, SNSHearts goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin had to finally pick the ball out of his net at the weekend
Celtic v Hearts (19:45)
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Image source, BBC SportInverness CT v Dundee (19:45)
Inverness CT: Ridgers, McKay, Warren, Donaldson, Calder, Doran, Polworth, Vigurs, Chalmers, Oakley, Bell.
Substitutes: Trafford, Brown, Seedorf, Baird, Esson, Mulraney, Mackay.
Dundee: Parish, Kerr, Waddell, Hendry, Holt, Allan, O'Hara, Kamara, El Bakhtaoui, Leitch-Smith, Moussa.
Substitutes: Malherbe, Lambert, O'Dea, Aurtenetxe, Deacon, Wolters, Spence.
Inverness CT v Dundee (19:45)
Former Dundee captain James McPake has been forced to retire from playing at the age of 33.
The central defender has not played a first-team game since suffering a fractured kneecap in January 2016.
McPake, who has a solitary Northern Ireland cap, began his career at Livingston and enjoyed spells at Coventry City and Hibernian.
He will take on a leading role with the Scottish Premiership club's youth academy programme.
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