Reaction after Hearts come from behind to win Edinburgh derby

Summary

Hickey's deflected strike loops over Maxwell to put Hearts ahead
Ikpeazu forced in leveller after Hibs fail to clear cross
Mallan fizzed in opener for Hibs' from 30 yards
Both Paul Heckingbottom & Craig Levein under pressure
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Kilmarnock teampublished at 11:51 British Summer Time 22 September 2019
Celtic v Kilmarnock (13:00)
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Celtic team to face Killiepublished at 11:50 British Summer Time 22 September 2019
Celtic v Kilmarnock (13:00)
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Gerrard gripe over fixturespublished at 11:41
St Johnstone v Rangers (12:15)
Rangers manager Steven Gerrard says his side and Celtic need more of a helping hand regarding Premiership kick-off times after European games.
The two Glasgow clubs were in Europa League action on Thursday against Feyenoord and Rennes, respectively.
Rangers face St Johnstone at 12:15 - in a game televised by BT Sport - with league leaders Celtic hosting Kilmarnock at 13:00.
"We aren't complaining. It is the way it is. But they go the other way and make them earlier," said Gerrard.
"Certainly for us and Celtic, you would like to think that our own league would help us in terms of kick-off times."
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Steven Gerrard is unhappy with Premiership kick-off times following Europa League exertions
"I probably haven't been up here long enough to maybe bring that up - but it is not good, is it?
"You are kicking off at eight o'clock on a Thursday and your players, [with] the adrenaline, can't get to sleep until three or four o'clock in the morning - and then our league, who are supposed to be our governing body who help us, go and agree a kick-off time at 12:15 on Sunday."
Perth the stage...published at 11:37
St Johnstone v Rangers (12:15)
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McDiarmid Park is looking the part ahead of the lunch-time cracker
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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard arriving at McDiarmid Park
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Visitors Rangers have enjoyed a stroll across the lush McDiarmid Park surface
TEAM NEWS from McDiarmid Parkpublished at 11:31
St Johnstone v Rangers (12:15)
Tommy Wright makes one change to the St Johnstone side that drew at Aberdeen last weekend, with David Wotherspoon coming in for Jason Holt, who is unable to face his parent club.
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Brandon Barker starts for Rangers after scoring his first Premiership goal for the club against Livingston last weekend
Rangers make two changes to the side that beat Feyenoord at Ibrox last Thursday. Joe Aribo and Brandon Barker come in for Scott Arfield and Glen Kamara. Nikola Katic isn't in the 18-man squad after he was dropped to the bench in the Europa League tie.
Perth poised for tight affair?published at 11:28
St Johnstone v Rangers (12:15)
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Rangers needed a late Alfredo Morelos goal to edge out St Johnstone on their last visit to Perth, in December last year.
Don’t be surprised if this latest McDiarmid Park date between the sides is a similarly tight affair.
Second-placed Rangers are looking to maintain their 100% away record in the league so far this term, and will go into this afternoon's game as favourites.
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Alfredo Morelos scored the winner for Rangers when the sides locked horns in Perth last December
However, after a sluggish start to the season, second-bottom Saints have been showing signs of improvement - a solid point at Aberdeen last time out is proof of that.
The hosts will also hope to capitalise on any fatigue their guests may be feeling after their midweek Europa League exertions against Feyenoord.
'And if you look over here...'published at 11:24
St Johnstone v Rangers (12:15)
Rangers midfielders Andy Halliday and Scott Arfield share an amusing thought at McDiarmid Park.
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Rangers midfielder Andy Halliday points out something of interest to team-mate Scott Arfield
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LINE-UPS from McDiarmid Parkpublished at 11:22
St Johnstone v Rangers (12:15)
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St Johnstone: Clark, Ralston, Tanser, Gordon, Kerr, McCann, Davidson, Wotherspoon, Kennedy, O'Halloran, May.
Substitutes: Parish, Duffy, Booth, Wright, Swanson, Kane, Callachan
Rangers: McGregor, Tavernier, Goldson, Helander, Barisic, Jack, Davis, Aribo, Ojo, Barker, Morelos.
Substitutes: Foderingham, Edmundson, Halliday, Kamara, Stewart, Arfield, Defoe
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Today's Premiership menupublished at 11:21
(15:00 kick-off unless stated)
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Given both Celtic and Rangers are involved in the Europa League group stage, we have a Thursday-Sunday pattern to European and Premiership fixtures.
St Johnstone host Rangers in Perth before Celtic welcome Kilmarnock to Celtic Park.
Then, it's all eyes on the Scottish capital, and Easter Road in particular, for the Edinburgh derby at 15:00.
Calm before the storm...published at 11:20
Ready for a quiet Sunday afternoon on the Scottish football front? No, thought not.
Thankfully, we have three mouth-watering Premiership fixtures - including an Edinburgh derby - to see us through the rest of the weekend.
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Hibernian host Hearts at Easter Road in the first Edinburgh derby of the season