Hibernian boss Neil Lennon has made five changes to the side that were soundly beaten by Kilmarnock on Saturday.

Greek Charalampos Mavrias makes his debut after moving to Easter Road in October.

Lewis Stevenson, Daryl Horgan and Oli Shaw come in, as does Marvin Bartley, who captains a side looking for its first win in six.

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Out go Miquel Nelom, Steven Whittaker, Paul Hanlon, Darren McGregor and Mark Milligan.

The Buddies make three changes after their defeat by Hamilton Academical.

Veteran defender Anton Ferdinand, Danny Mullen and Ryan Edwards start.

Jack Baird and Ian McShane drop to the bench while Simeon Jackson is suspended.

Livingston manager Gary Holt says of his return to his old stomping ground: "It’s a strange feeling form me but one I’ll enjoy and hopefully a game I’ll enjoy as it’s two teams full of confidence playing the right way, trying to win a game of football."

Dolly Menga returns to Holt's Livingston side tonight after a two-match ban.

"It [Menga's return] is a massive boost for us, he gives us a wee bit of X factor – he harasses defenders, puts them under pressure, gets us up the park and is a bit unconventional as you don’t know what he’s doing sometimes so it certainly helps us.

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"Dolly has been champing at the bit to get back.

"We’re in a spell of game where the players want to play every game, but you can’t keep playing the same 90 minutes when you have five games in 13 days so it’s a chance for us to give one or two a wee rest and it’s a squad game so you want to give some a chance to come in and play."

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Hibernian: Bogdan, Mavrias, Ambrose, Porteous, Stevenson, Boyle, Mallan, Bartley, Horgan, Shaw, Kamberi.

Substitutes: Marciano, Milligan, Nelom, McGregor, Slivka, Gullan, Maclaren.

St Mirren: Rogers, P McGinn, Ferdinand, Jones, Hodson, Erhahon, S McGinn, Edwards, Magennis, Hammill, Mullen.

Substitutes: Lyness, Baird, Eckersley, MacPherson, Willock, McShane, Smith.

St Johnstone make one change from the draw with Kilmarnock - an enforced one with Drey Wright out for the rest of the season after undergoing knee surgery. Blair Alston is his replacement.

Hearts make three changes from the weekend defeat to Rangers.

Olly Lee, Craig Wighton and Clevid Dikamona start, while Harry Cochrane, Steven MacLean and Marcus Godinho drop out.

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Dundee: Hamilton, Kerr, Ralph, Woods, Kusunga, O'Dea, Kamara, C.Miller, McGowan, K.Miller, Curran

Substitutes: Parish, Moussa, Mendy, Inniss, Boyle, Spence, Lambert

Hamilton Accies: Mucha, McGowan, McMann, Gordon, Tshiembe, Imrie, Keatings, Miller, Mackinnon, Martin, Brustad

Substitutes: Marsden, Bingham, Taiwo, Bloomfield, Want, Boyd, Sowah

With Celtic on League Cup final duty on Sunday, 10-man Rangers capitalised with a come-from-behind victory against Hearts to move top of the Premiership.

"Everyone wants to beat Rangers and knock Rangers anyway, so that just becomes a little bit more when you are sitting top," says Rangers boss Steven Gerrard.

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"This is a completely different game [the League Cup semi-final defeat by Aberdeen] - it's at Ibrox,

"It will be great to have two recognised strikers available. We have played Aberdeen twice now and we have only had a recognised striker on the pitch for 12 minutes.

"We are going in with confidence, in a good place. We have [Alfredo] Morelos in form, ready to go, and we also have [Kyle] Lafferty who is back in the form he was in when he first came."

Kilmarnock: Bachmann, Broadfoot, S. Boyd, O'Donnell, Taylor, Dicker, Power, Jones, Stewart, Brophy

Subs: MacDonald, McKenzie, Boyd, Ndjoli, Waters, Wilson, Tshibola

Livingston: Kelly, Gallagher, Halkett, Lithgow, Lamie, Cadden, Lawson, Byrne, Pittman, Lawless, Menga

Subs: Stewart, Jacobs, McMillan, Burns, Sibbald, Hamilton, Hardie

Scott Mullen
BBC Scotland at Fir Park

It's eerily quiet at Fir Park. The mist that has engulfed the Lanarkshire stadium is just hinting at clearing as we move to within an hour of kick off. The main team news for the hosts is Conor Sammon starts up front for Motherwell with Curtis Main on the bench after the defeat at Livingston on Saturday.

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A bold move by Stephen Robinson, but will it be enough? For Celtic, seven changes in total from Brendan Rodgers. How do you see this one going?

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

Tonight’s Premiership visit of Hearts represents Tommy Wright’s 250th game in charge of St Johnstone.

He has plenty of cause to feel his team can celebrate that impressive landmark with a win, they’re unbeaten – and haven’t conceded a goal – in their last six games.

Contrast that with the form of Hearts. They haven’t won any of their last five league matches, a run of games which has seen them score just once.

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However, the capital club are still fourth in the Premiership, two points above St Johnstone who can leapfrog them with a victory this evening.

St Johnstone: Clark, Foster, Tanser, Shaughnessy, Kerr, Alston, Wotherspoon, Craig, Davidson, Kennedy, Watt.

Subs: Hurst, Gordon, Kane, McMillan, Nydam, Callachan, Scougall.

Hearts: Zlamal, Smith, Haring, Berra, Bozanic, Lee, Clare, Djoum, Mitchell, Wighton, Dikamona

Subs: Doyle, Hughes, MacLean, Cochrane, Mulraney, Godinho, Morrison

Depending on results tonight, any one of three teams could end the night top of the Premiership.

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What a treat we have in store this evening...

Six, yes six top-flight fixtures under the floodlights to brighten our Wednesday night.

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