Jamie Gullan's game is over, the Saints man has hurt himself and can't continue. Kai Fotheringham is on to replace him.

A scare for Hearts as Ethan Hamilton nicks the ball in the middle of the park and drives forward before drilling an angled shot narrowly wide.

Hibs fans, look away now.

The visitors have failed to win any of their past 18 matches when conceding first in the Premiership, since a victory over Dundee United on 26 February 2025.

Allan Preston
Former Hearts defender on BBC Sportsound

It's a lovely run and a great ball, with Fink running on McEntee's blind side.

McEntee is short of pace but Fink isn't, he just lifts it over the keeper. Finishes with aplomb, wonderful.

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The game at Tynecastle hasn't really got going after that long delay.

Dundee try to get in behind the home defence but Drey Wright's touch lets him down.

A warm round of applause as Joe Westley is safely strapped into the stretcher and carried off the park.

Allan Preston
Former Hearts defender on BBC Sportsound

Wales is a good player, excellent at Kilmarnock. Both managers have their teams over to get instructions into them.

Maybe they've seen some things they want to change in the opening five minutes.

Not much going on in Perth. Hibs have had most of the early possession without really doing an awful lot with it.

A stretcher is summoned for the stricken Joe Westley and it will be Bobby Wales coming on as an early replacement for the visitors.

A long break in play as Dundee forward Joe Westley gets some attention after a head knock.

A chance for Dundee to break with Hearts short of numbers at the back. However, Bradley Fink cannot find Joe Westley as his poor pass is intercepted.

Hearts roar back the other way and a Calvin Miller shot is deflected wide.

We're away at Tynecastle and McDiarmid Park.

Blair Spittal had a storming derby game but now the Hearts midfielder is facing a frustrating, long spell on the sidelines.

Wouter Vrancken told us earlier, it would be "more than a few weeks" before he returns, while his club media interview mentions "maybe a couple of months".

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Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Tynecastle

Following Edinburgh derby success, confidence at Tynecastle could hardly be higher.

Under new head coach Wouter Vrancken, Hearts have steadily improved after their early-season setbacks and now look capable of becoming a real force in the Scottish Premiership once again.

However, Dundee boss Steven Pressley is one of the scholars of the game and, once again, he has assembled a squad with pace, power and quality that could prove troublesome for the Gorgie side.

Hibs head coach David Gray tells BBC Scotland: "The fact the game comes really quickly [after the derby loss] can be a good thing.

"Rather than having all week to stew on the disappointment, you've got a chance straight away to bounce back.

"I got the reaction at half-time [against Hearts]. It was a mistake to go down to 10 men but the players still kept going. The result is the only thing that matters but the biggest thing for me is that the players kept going. The challenge now is can the players bounce back?

"Defensively, we're very short at the moment. Marko Ivezic's not ready yet but there's opportunities for other people. Marko only trained yesterday for the first time, he had an issue when he signed but we knew that and it was only going to be a couple of days. He'll join the group and fully train all next week and be in contention for the squad next weekend."

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St Johnstone manager Simo Valakari tells BBC Scotland: "The performances have been there but we all know it's all about results.

"I believe in the long run if you take care of performances you'll get results.

"We're back home now after three games away, it's a big game for us.

"When we conceded so late on [against Dundee], all these things came to mind, like how cruel football can be but credit to our boys, they fought back and got the goal.

"It's still early days but we're here to compete, we want to get results."

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Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at McDiarmid Park

An odd day for Josh Campbell, you'd think.

Joined St Johnstone on Thursday, on-loan from his boyhood club, Hibernian.

He's been receiving a lot of love in the visitors dugout pre-match, with hugs aplenty.

Auld pals delighted to see him. It has been ages, of course...

James Wilson grabbed the first goal in the Edinburgh derby, taking his tally to four in five games.

The 19-year-old Hearts striker has timed his run well for Sebastien Pocognoli's first Scotland squad, which will be revealed a week on Tuesday.

Would you pick the lad?

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