Derek McInnes has made just the one change for their trip to bottom side Dundee.

Teenager Dean Campbell was part of the side that defeated Motherwell 3-1 on Wednesday, ending their top-six hopes. He's out of the match-day squad and Greg Stewart will start.

Aberdeen will be looking to add to their hosts' misery and make it six successful league visits to Dundee.

A win would give the Dons their first back-to-back league victories in 2019 and boost their chances of the top-three finish they're after.

Neil Lennon goes with three at the back this afternoon and makes five changes from the 2-0 midweek win at St Mirren.

Centre-back Filip Benkovic is back from injury for his first start since 26 January and also drafted in are Kieran Tierney, Ryan Christie, Tom Rogic and Odsonne Edouard.

They replace Mikael Lustig, Emilio Izaguirre, Olivier Ntcham, Oli Burke and Timothy Weah.

Livingston sealed safety on Wednesday night with victory over Hamilton and show three changes.

Shaun Byrne, Stevie Lawless and Dolly Menga start in place of Keaghan Jacobs, Scott Robinson and Ryan Hardie.

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Three changes for Steve Clarke's Kilmarnock following their 0-0 draw against Hibs on Wednesday. Kris Boyd returns to lead the line, replacing Conor McAleny, who was withdrawn at half-time after failing to make an impact.

There are also starts for Chris Burke and Alan Power, with Jordan Jones and Aaron Tshibola dropping to the bench.

St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright has opted against making any changes after they comfortably dispatched Dundee mid-week.

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Simple enough for Celtic - keep on winning matches as they home in on an eighth title in a row. It could be sealed as early as this weekend if they beat Livingston then Rangers lose at Motherwell tomorrow.

Looks like Celtic are going with three at the back this afternoon, with Tom Rogic and Ryan Christie both deployed in support attacking roles behind Odsonne Edouard.

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Celtic: Bain, Simunovic, Benkovic, Ajer, Tierney, Forrest, Brown, McGregor, Christie, Rogic, Edouard.

Substitutes: de Vries, Lustig, Hayes, Ntcham, Sinclair, Weah Burke.

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

Substitutes: Stewart, Jacobs, Odoffin, Robinson, Erskine, Tiffoney, de Vita.

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Kilmarnock: Bachmann, O'Donnell, Broadfoot, Findlay, Taylor, McKenzie, Dicker, Mulumbu, Burke, Boyd, Power.

Substitutes: MacDonald, Bruce, Jones, Ndjoli, Millar, Millen, Tshibola

St Johnstone: Clark, Foster, Tanser, Shaughnessy, Kerr, O'Halloran, Kennedy, Callachan, Craig, Kane, Hendry

Substitutes: Bell, Alston, Davidson, Swanson, Comrie, Gordon, Goss

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Now we turn our attention to 15:00 kick-offs, with Celtic looking to take another step to the title at home to Livingston and Hamilton Accies squaring up St Mirren as they battle it out to avoid relegation.

The final whistle is greeting with boos from the home fans and much strong words aimed at the Hearts directors' box.

It is in sharp contrast to the joy among the visiting support.

The win not only takes Hibs above their Edinburgh rivals into fifth place in the Premiership but is their first victory at Tynecastle since 2013.

It is a fourth successive away win for Hibs and they are unbeaten in eight league games since Paul Heckingbotham took over as head coach.

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The ball is bobbling around the Hibs six-yard box, but Steven MacLean is unable to take advantage, stabbing over the crossbar.

We are two minutes into stoppage time and it is getting desperate for Hearts.

Paul Hanlon makes a last ditch deflection as Steven MacLean looks to pounce on Sean Clare's low cross.

Marc McNulty is through on the break, but again he fires straight at Hearts goalkeeper Zdenek Zlamal.

Steven MacLean has come on for Hearts and the striker's looping header is held under the bar by goalkeeper Ofir Marciano.

MacLean replaced midfielder Arnaud Djoum, while Vykintas Slivka has replaced Hibs goal hero Daryl Horgan, who was out on his feet.

What a chance for Hibs' Stephane Omeonga.

The on-loan Genoa midfielder is found in the clear eight yards out, but he fires over.

Have your say as Hearts go down at home to Hibernian in today's Edinburgh derby at Tynecastle.

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BBC Scotland summariser on Sportsound

Hibs are catching Hearts on the break, but Marc McNulty shoots straight at goalkeeper Zdenek Zlamal.

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BBC Scotland summariser on Sportsound

Before that free-kick was taken, there was a double substitution.

Hibs' toiling captain, David Gray, finally made way as United States international Jonathan Spector made his debut for the Easter Road club.

Meanwhile, Hearts' Callum Morrison came on for fellow winger Jake Mulraney.