Summary

  • Hearts' Robbie Neilson agrees MK Dons switch - subject to compensation deal

  • Championship club Rotherham deny making approach for Neilson

  • Edinburgh outfit host Rangers in Premiership tonight (19:45 GMT)

  • Hamilton Accies media conference

  • Albion Rovers secure Scottish Cup tie against Celtic

Live Reporting

Thomas McGuigan and Andrew Southwick

  1. Neilson 'well within his rights' to talk to other clubs - Canning

    Jane Lewis
    BBC Sport Scotland

    Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson is heavily tipped to become the new manager of English league one side MK Dons, after holding talks with them last night. 

    Hamilton player-manager Martin Canning says he understands the interest in the Hearts boss.

    "He's done a great job at Hearts over the last couple of years and if that generates interest from elsewhere then that's part of the game," said Canning.

    "If someone else is offering him something different that he wants to have a look at, then I would say he's within his rights to go and do that. 

    "I don't know what Robbie is thinking, I haven't spoken to him, but if he gets that opportunity and he thinks it's the right opportunity for do him then that's football."

    Robbie Neilson (left) and Martin CanningSNS

    Robbie Neilson (left) and Martin Canning

  2. Big choice for Neilson as move beckons

    Robbie NeilsonSNS

    At his age, Robbie Neilson shouldn't be in any rush to leave Hearts, not for an MK Dons, writes Tom English.

    Big choice for Neilson as move beckons

    At his age, Robbie Neilson shouldn't be in any rush to leave Hearts, not for an MK Dons, writes Tom English.

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  4. What's on the back pages?

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    • Ian Cathro has emerged as the favourite to be named Hearts' new manager, should Robbie Neilson move to English League One outfit MK Dons. The 30-year-old Cathro, part of Newcastle boss Rafa Benitez's coaching staff, would become the youngest-ever manager in Scotland's top flight
    • Orlando City's £2.5m-rated striker Cyle Larin is the latest forward to be linked with Celtic
    • Goalkeeper Ofir Marciano boasts the best defensive record in the UK, but insists his Hibernian team-mates deserve the plaudits. Neil Lennon's Championship outfit have conceded seven goals in 14 games - a better record than Celtic, Tottenham and Chelsea

    Read our round-up here 

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    Ian Cathro (right) has emerged as the frontrunner to succeed Robbie Neilson, the papers say

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  6. Up for the Cup?

    Albion Rovers secured a Scottish Cup tie against Celtic in the Scottish Cup after Calum Ferguson's stoppage-time winner last night against Queen of the South.

    Rovers were reduced to 10 men before prevailing 2-1 in the third-round tie.

    Lawrence Shankland scored twice as St Mirren thrashed Lowland League outfit Spartans 5-1, while East Fife drew 1-1 at home to Edinburgh City.

    Ayr United won 1-0 away to Brechin City and will next host Queen's Park after the Spiders beat Montrose 2-0.

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  7. Capital showdown

    Hearts v Rangers (19:45 GMT)

    Hearts right-back Callum Paterson has been passed fit for tonight's Premiership encounter against Rangers.

    The Scotland player, 22, suffered a cut and swelling around his eye on Saturday but has returned to training. However, winger Sam Nicholson remains sidelined.

    The match could be head coach Robbie Neilson's last in charge of Hearts, with the 36-year-old holding talks with managerless MK Dons.

    Rangers' Josh Windass and Clint Hill face late fitness tests. The visitors are still without midfielders Jordan Rossiter and Niko Kranjcar.

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    The sides will lock horns at Tynecastle tonight

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  10. Neilson heading for Hearts exit?

    What's the latest at Hearts? 

    Head coach Robbie Neilson spoke to MK Dons on Tuesday about their managerial vacancy.

    Neilson, 36, took the Tynecastle squad through training yesterday before later meeting officials from the English League One club.

    He is still expected to take Hearts for tonight's league visit of Rangers.

    The Edinburgh club are currently fourth in the Premiership - two points off Rangers - while MK Dons are 19th in League One.

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