Interim manager Neil McCann takes charge of Inverness
Leaders Hearts 12 points clear of Dunfermline
Storey opens scoring for Inverness
Boyce levels for Hearts before half-time
Inverness CT 1-0 Hearts
So close to a second for the hosts!
A deep free-kick is won in the air by Wallace Duffy before the ball falls to Shane Sutherland in the area, but the forward's close-range shot is saved well by Craig Gordon.
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The home side scream for a penalty as David Carson and Mihai Popescu collide in the area.
Referee Nick Walsh is having none of it.
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James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland
Quote MessageMiles Storey uses his body really well there. Once he gets in it's a brilliant finish, really calm. We need to see more of that from him.
Image source, SNSStorey slots home the opening goal for the hosts
Miles Storey
What a start for the hosts!
James Keatings lobs a ball over the top, it looks like Michael Smith is going to beat Storey to it but the Hearts full-back's header back to Craig Gordon is too short and the Caley Thistle forward nips in to slot home.
Neil McCann is absolutely buzzing on the sidelines.
Image source, BBC SportInverness CT 0-0 Hearts
Early effort on goal from the visitors as Aaron McEneff tries his luck from the edge of the box, but Mark Ridgers holds well.
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We're underway in the Highlands...
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Fans have come together to make tonight's clash in the Highlands a 'sell-out'.
Over 10,000 virtual tickets have been sold for the game, making it the club's record attendance.
The Highlanders' previous record was 7,753 - set against Rangers in 2008 - at their 7,822-capacity stadium.
The club say they are "astonished and full of gratitude" following the generosity of Hearts supporters and followers of other sides who have donated.
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Ahead of tonight's Championship clash, we discussed Hearts' season so far with Sportscene pundit James McFadden.
Despite "consistency proving to be tough" for the Championship leaders, the former Scotland international was keen to stress that the Tynecastle club's sole focus should be on promotion, rather than below-par performances.
Image source, SNSHearts go into tonight's game 11 points clear at the summit
"You've got to look at the big picture," says McFadden. "It's all about winning the league this season."
"Dundee United were in the Championship for far too long. Would they have taken coming straight back up if it meant not winning every game in a particular fashion? Of course they would've."
You can read more from McFadden HERE.
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David Currie
BBC Sport Scotland
Ex-Hearts winger and current caretaker Inverness boss Neil McCann says he’ll try to be a "wee bit calmer" on the sidelines on his return to management after more than two years out of the game.
The former Dundee manager is taking over at the Highland club while friend and former team-mate John Robertson is on compassionate leave.
Image source, SNSMcCann departed Dens Park in 2018
"Football is in my blood," says McCann. "I’ve still got the same drive and I’ll place the same demand on myself and on the players as I did at Dundee.
"Would I be different now to I was then? Yes, 100%. Because I think you have to evaluate yourself and your performance and see things that maybe you didn’t do well.
"It was my first time in the job, it was a wonderful opportunity and I’ll always be grateful to Dundee for giving me that."
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A win for Robbie Neilson's side will extend their lead at the top of the table to 14 points, although Dunfermline will have two games in hand in second place.
As for the home side, a victory for Neil McCann in his first game in temporary charge would lift the Highlanders into the play-off spots.
There's a lot to play for tonight!
Image source, BBC SportInverness CT v Hearts (19:45)
Inverness CT: Ridgers, Duffy, Devine, Deas, Harper, Carson, Welsh, MacGregor, Keatings, Storey, Sutherland.
Substitutes: C Mackay, Allardice, McKay, Nicolson, Hyde, D Mackay, Todorov.
Hearts: Gordon, Smith, Popescu, Halkett, Kingsley, Halliday, McEneff, Mackay-Steven, Naismith, Boyce.
Substitutes: Stewart, Haring, Berra, Walker, Gnanduillet, Irving, Henderson.
Inverness CT v Hearts (19:45)
Hello again!
I know it's only been three hours but we're back pestering you with more live coverage as Championship leaders Hearts travel north to face Inverness Caledonian Thistle.
Former Tynecastle winger Neil McCann will oversee his first game in temporary charge of the Highland club after it was confirmed he would be filling in for John Robertson, who is on compassionate leave, earlier this week.
Friday night fitba. Cannae beat it!
Image source, SNSThe Caledonian Stadium is the scene for tonight's Championship action