The first chance falls to the hosts! It's brilliant play up the right, with the ball coming inside for Krystyna Freda. She slips it to Michaela McAlonie, free in the box - but she puts her shot straight at the keeper.

After a moment's applause in tribute of Jimmy O'Rourke, and with the ball delivered by Laura Kennedy - a Hibernian Hall of Famer - we are underway.

There is a bumper crowd at Easter Road, as soon as we have the figures we'll let you know. George Calder is the referee.

Seven changes for Dean Gibson's Hibs side, as he fielded a much-changed XI against Glasgow Women last week in a 6-0 win. Haaland, Parry, Hinds, McAlonie, McGregor, Murray and Freda all come back in.

Hearts change two from the 3-0 loss to Celtic. Katie Rood and new Scotland cap Rebecca McAllister drop out, replaced by Jenna Penman and Erin Rennie - who have both played for Hibs.

The hosts have won the previous five derbies. Hearts last won in December 2020, when a last gasp Paige McAllister strike gave them the win.

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Hibernian: Haaland, Parry, Hunter, Eddie, Hinds, McAlonie, Adams, McGregor, Notley, Murray, Freda.

Substitutes: Kosinska, Leishman, Mustafa, Livingstone, Thomas, Kuyken, Giannou, Morrison, Lawson.

Hearts: Parker-Smith, Penman, Brownlie, Hunter, Grant, Timms, Smith, Rennie, Sampson, Davies, Michie.

Substitutes: Rodgers, Rolandsen, Forsyth, Anderson, McAllister, Handley, Rood, Connor, Cowan.

Feeling refreshed, ready to do it all again? This is the big one today, the Edinburgh derby and we're expecting a bumper crowd at Easter Road as Hibs and Hearts go toe-to-toe.

For the first time in this fixture, Hearts probably go in as favourites. They're fourth in the table, looking far stronger than they looked last year. Hibs have struggled to replicate their form, but still sit sixth.

Best of all, you can watch the whole game live on BBC Alba.

Team news coming up shortly.

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And the other full-time scores from the 1pm kick-offs...

Partick Thistle lost 4-1 to Glasgow City in the Petershill Park derby. The result boosts City to the top of the table, capitalising on the Old Firm draw yesterday. They lead Rangers by two points.

And Spartans defeated Glasgow Women 2-1 at Ainslie Park, despite a fightback from the league's bottom side who are still looking for their first point of the season.

Now, we'll take a short break before the two final derbies of the weekend. Hibs against Hearts, and Hamilton against Motherwell.

See you shortly!

It's only a second win of the season for the Dons and it has come almost entirely through the shooting boots of Bayley Hutchison.

The young Dons striker - who is surely destined for greater things - hasn't been nearly as clinical this season but she was back to her best today, striking early and late to punish a wasteful United side.

It feels harsh on the hosts, playing at Tannadice for the first time this season, but Robyn Smith and Danni McGinley - easily their best players on the day - wasted too many chances.

Aberdeen stay in 11th place but have seven points, just two behind 10th-placed Hamilton Accies.

Another chance for United. A deflected cross from the left finds Jodie Malcolm in the box, but it's an awkward height and the substitute can only skew her shot way off target.

That is a shocking miss from Danni McGinley.

A long ball forward from the keeper is headed on, putting McGinley clear through on goal. She takes her time, taking the ball to the six yard line... and then fires it straight at the keeper. She's got her head in her hands, and it's no wonder. United should really be ahead.

Half-chance for Dundee United as Robyn Smith and Danni McGinley play a one-two that puts the former into the area, but Annalisa McCann is there to shut down quickly.

There's 444 in attendance this afternoon, much higher than the average for United. Can they cheer the hosts to a victory at Tannadice?

And the second-half is underway. There are two changes for United at the break - Rachel Todd and Jade McLaren are on in place of Neve Guthrie and Georgie Robb.

Remember, you can watch this one live by pressing play on the top of the screen, or on BBC iPlayer. Commentary comes from Stuart Mitchell and Emma Black.

Danni McGinley's goal on the stroke of half-time levels the scores at Tannadice after Bayley Hutchison's early opener for the visitors.

Meanwhile, Glasgow City lead Partick Thistle 3-1 after goals from Kinga Kozak, Emily Whelan and Abbi Grant put City back to the top of the table. Cara Henderson's cross was deflected in by a City defender for an own goal just before the break.

And in Edinburgh, it's goalless between Spartans and Glasgow Women.

Another massive opportunity for United and Robyn Smith, and it's another that goes begging.

Again, Danni McGinley finds Smith running through the middle, this time with a hooked ball over the top. She's bearing down on goal but fires over the bar from close range. She has to at least hit the target.