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FT: Celtic 0-0 Livingston, Dundee 0-2 Aberdeen (Cosgrove x2), FT: Hamilton (Davies) 1-1 St Mirren (Dreyer
FT: Heart of Midlothian (Haring) 1-2 Hibernian (Horgan x2)
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It is a big day for Bobby Burns.
The Northern Irishman, so often a winger or forward, is back from his loan with Livingston and is thrown in at left-back.
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Here come the teams into a noisy Tynecastle on a wet day in Edinburgh...
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John Hughes
Former Hibernian manager on Sportsound
Quote MessageJust looking at the officials, Willie Collum is very experienced. Willie will take the conditions into account and he won't be too robust the way he handle's the match in the first 20 minutes, he'll let them get on and keep a lid on it.
Heart of Midlothian v Hibernian (12:30)
Hearts manager Craig Levein said earlier this week he fears the plethora of disciplinary notices being issued by Scottish FA compliance officer Clare Whyte will "sanitise" the sport.
It wasn't just Sunday's Old Firm derby that led to suspensions and hearings being pumped out of the Hampden offices this week.
Levein's club and Aberdeen have been taken to task for a confrontation that led to four players being booked last weekend.
However, you would imagine that nothing will take away from the competitive edge on display at Tynecastle in today's derby.
Image source, SNSHearts and Aberdeen players clashed last weekend
Heart of Midlothian v Hibernian (12:30)
Will the curse of the manager of the month award strike Paul Heckingbottom?
Hibs have not lost in the league since the Englishman succeeded Neil Lennon as head coach in February - their only defeat being in the Scottish Cup against Celtic at the beginning of March.
His side are unbeaten in four games since, leading to him being receiving a Ladbrokes award.
So often that coincides with an untimely defeat.
Hibernian head coach Paul Heckingbottom is named Scottish Premiership manager of the month for March.
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Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer
Quote MessageIt will be mayhem on the pitch. Let’s hope the Mayhem stays on the pitch
Heart of Midlothian v Hibernian (12:30)
Hearts are unbeaten against Hibs in their last three meetings - and their last nine at home to their city rivals.
Hibs' last win at Tynecastle came in May 2013!
Games between the Edinburgh rivals this season have been typically tight, with a 0-0 draw at Tynecastle in October being followed by a 1-0 win for Hearts at Easter Road in December.
Hibs have yet to lose in the Premiership under Paul Heckingbottom, winning five and drawing two, while Craig Levein has never lost in 15 games against Hibs as Hearts manager.
But 10 of those have been draws, so a 0-0 stalemate sounds like a good bet!
Image source, SNSOlly Lee's goal separated the sides in December
Heart of Midlothian v Hibernian (12:30)
Hearts manager Craig Levein on Sportsound: "It is a good day, there's a bit of rain and the pitch will be quite slick.
"It'll be frantic for the opening 94 minutes then I'm hoping it'll calm down a little bit after that.
"Michael Smith is a really important player for us. We're better with him back in the team. There's always a risk when somebody comes back from injury.
"Bobby Burns was at Livingston in the first half of the season. I'm sure he'll be nervous, it's a big day for him. He's a great kid."
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John Hughes
Former Hibernian manager on Sportsound
Quote MessageThere's not going to be much in it.Just looking at the Hearts line-up, there's a lot of match-ups that could be interesting. Ikpeazu is always going to be a big physical threat up front
Heart of Midlothian v Hibernian (12:30)
You've still got time before kick-off to test your knowledge of the Edinburgh derby.
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Test your knowledge of the Hearts-Hibernian rivalry ahead of their Scottish Premiership meeting on Saturday.
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Image source, BBC SportHeart of Midlothian: Zlamal, Smith, Souttar, Berra, Burns, Djoum, Lee, Haring, Mulraney, Clare, Ikpeazu.
Substitutes: Doyle, Shaughnessy, Bozanic, Wighton, MacLean, Keena, Morrison.
Hibernian: Marciano, Gray, McGregor, Hanlon, Stevenson, Milligan, Mallan, Omeonga, Horgan, Kamberi, McNulty.
Substitutes: Bogdan, Bartley, Mackie, Slivka, Murray, Spector, Allan.
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Hearts make five changes after Wednesday's 3-0 defeat at Rangers.
Michael Smith, Bobby Burns, Olly Lee, Jake Mulraney and Uche Ikpeazu return to the starting line-up.
Conor Shaughnessy, Oliver Bozanic and Craig Wighton drop to the bench and Marcus Godinho and Jamie Brandon miss out.
Ikpeazu is back following a head injury, while Smith returns from a thigh problem.
Just the one alteration for Hibs after they drew 0-0 with Kilmarnock in midweek.
Darren McGregor returns to the defence, allowing Mark Milligan to move up into midfield and Vykintas Slivka drops to the bench.
Hibs have already secured that final place in the top six, so there's nothing to play for in that respect today.
The post-split fixtures are already published, with Rangers, Kilmarnock, Aberdeen, Hearts and Hibs battling for the European places behind champions-elect Celtic.
Meanwhile, Hamilton Academical, Dundee and St Mirren battle it out to avoid relegation.
Rangers will host Celtic in the second last game of the Scottish Premiership season after the post-split fixtures were announced.
Read MoreYou can listen to live radio commentary of the match at Tynecastle on BBC Radio Scotland 810MW/DAB and here online.
Meanwhile, Off the Ball is on BBC Radio Scotland FM.
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Image source, BBC SportThe race for a top-six has already been run ahead of this weekend's final fixtures before the Scottish Premiership splits into two.
But there's still plenty of intrigue, starting with the Edinburgh derby at Tynecastle.
Among the later fixtures, Celtic could take another step towards the title at home to Livingston - win and second-top Rangers need at least a point against Motherwell tomorrow to delay their city rivals' championship party.
Stay with us for the build-up, live commentary and post-match reaction on BBC Radio Scotland and online.
Image source, SNSHearts and Hibs meet for the first time since Olly Lee's December winner