FT: Hearts (Walker, Halkett) 2-2 Hamilton (Ogkmpoe x2), FT: Ross County (Mckay) 1-1 St Johnstone (May)
Motherwell P-P St Mirren, Rangers P-P Livingston
One Championship game, four each in Leagues One & Two
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Hearts v Hamilton (15:00)
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Image source, SNSHearts mascot Jock The Jambo mirrors the movements of goalkeeper Bobby Zlamal
Hearts v Hamilton (15:00)
Hamilton academy director George Cairns, who'll be in the dugout this afternoon with manager Brian Rice still serving a suspension, says the pressure of facing Hearts in a key relegation clash won't affect his players.
Cairns tells BBC Scotland Sportsound: “It’s been a long time since we won at Tynecastle but hopefully today is the day.
“We don’t see it as being extra tense, if you do think like that you can take your mind of the job.
“People write us off at the start of most seasons. Young players are a big part of what we do at this club and putting them into games today is what it’s about. Let them thrive and see what they can learn. Of course they’ll make mistakes but it won’t faze them."
Ross County v St Johnstone (15:00)
Ross County have made six changes to the team who lost at Easter Road on Wednesday night. Nathan Baxter drops out in goal with Ross Laidlaw given responsibility between the sticks. Richard Foster and Callum Morris return in defence for the Staggies. Josh Mullin and veteran Don Cowie also come into the side, while January signing Oli Shaw is back up top.
Keith Watson, Liam Fontaine, Harry Paton, Lee Erwin all drop to the bench, while Sean Kelly is not in the squad.
Image source, SNSTommy Wright has also made changes to his side, following their last-gasp victory over Motherwell midweek. The winning goalscorer Chris Kane earns himself a start, with Stevie May joining him from the off. There are also starts for Liam Gordon, Scott Tanser, and deadline day loan signing Matt Butcher.
Callum Booth, Jason Holt, Liam Craig, Callum Hendry and Anthony Ralston are the ones to make way.
Rangers v Livingston (postponed)
Rangers manager Steven Gerrard had a chat with referee Don Robertson earlier ahead of the game being postponed.
The sides will hope for better weather and for the game to go ahead on Sunday.
Image source, SNSRangers manager Steven Gerrard was kicking the ball on the sodden Ibrox pitch earlier
Image source, SNSReferee Don Robertson chats with Rangers manager Steven Gerrard about postponing the match
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Image source, BBC SportHearts v Hamilton (15:00)
Error-prone goalkeeper Joel Pereira is axed by Hearts after his part in Celtic's opening goal in midweek proved a mistake too far.
He drops to the bench, with Zdenek Zlamal replacing him for the 34-year-old's first start in two months.
Also making way from Wednesday night's trouncing are defender Ben Garuccio and midfielder Anthony McDonald. Defender Aaron Hickey and striker Uche Ikpeazu return to the team in an attacking looking home line-up.
Image source, SNSHearts goalkeeper Joel Pereira has lost his place in the starting line-up
Hamilton make four changes from their 3-1 home loss to Aberdeen on Tuesday.
Captain Brian Easton is out for up to 12 weeks after dislocating a shoulder against the Dons, while defender Sam Woods, midfielder Blair Alston and winger David Templeton drop to the bench.
In come defenders Jamie Hamilton and Shaun Want, midfielder Will Collar and forward David Moyo.
Hearts v Hamilton (15:00)
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1 October 1977 - the last time Hamilton Academical tasted victory at Tynecastle, a 2-0 the scoreline that day.
Almost 43 years have passed, but a win for Accies today over Hearts would not only be a big day for the history books - it would be a hammer blow for Hearts survival hopes.
These two next matches for Hearts - Hamilton today at home, then St Mirren away on Friday - are potentially season defining.
But Hamilton are only a point ahead of Daniel Stendel’s side. With Storm Dennis about to arrive just in time for kick-off this promises to be an utterly compelling battle.
Image source, SNSHigh winds and high hopes will feature heavily in the relegation battle at Tynecastle
Hearts v Hamilton Academical (15:00)
Hearts: Zlamal, Smith, Souttar, Halkett, Hickey, Clare, Irving, Walker, Boyce, Naismith, Ikpeazu.
Substitutes: Pereira, Bozanic, Washington, Garuccio, Moore, Dikamona, Avdijaj.
Hamilton: Southwood, McGowan, McMann, Hamilton, Gogic, Martin, Want, Collar, Hunt, Moyo, Ogkmpoe.
Substitutes: Gourlay, Davies, Alston, Woods, Templeton, Winter, Smith.
Ross County v St Johnstone (15:00)
Ross County: Laidlaw, Fraser, Morris, Donaldson, Foster, Vigurs, Draper, Cowie, Mullin, Shaw, McKay
Substitutes: Baxter, Fontaine, Erwin, Watson, Spittal, Tillson, Paton
St Johnstone: Clark, Kerr, Gordon, McCart, Wright, Tanser, McCann, Butcher, Wotherspoon, Kane, May
Substitutes: Parish, Holt, Swanson, Hendry, Booth, O'Halloran, Ralston
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