Just the one change for Dundee, but it's a blow as centre-back Owen Bevan misses out. As a result, former Kilmarnock man Joe Wright makes his first Dundee start against his old club.

There is good news though, as striker Joe Westley returns from injury to take up a place on the bench.

Kilmarnock keeper Nico Mantl makes his debut after signing a few weeks ago, while Robbie Deas makes a first start since August.

It looks like a three-at-the-back as a result, as Erik Ring drops out for Deas. Aaron Tshibola was a doubt, but starts in the middle.

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Aberdeen change two from the narrow loss to Dundee United on Saturday, with Dan Happe returning from illness and going straight into the starting line-up.

He replaces Jack Milne, who's on the bench, as is Kristers Tobers - in a squad for the first time in over a year - while Lewis Smith replaces Connor Ronan.

Meanwhile, Falkirk keep an unchanged XI - hardly a surprise after the 3-0 drubbing they handed out to Kilmarnock at the weekend.

Ben Krauhaus has overcome an ankle injury and is named among the subs.

St Mirren manager Craig McLeish has made one change to the side that started their 2-1 victory over Dundee at the weekend as Chris Mochrie replaces Ismeal Kabia.

Hibs do the same after a defeat to Celtic at Easter Road, with Nicky Cadden taking over from Thibault Klidje.

It's the 30-year-old's first start of the season.

Wouter Vrancken makes two changes to the Hearts side that started Sunday's win at Motherwell as midfielder Laurent Mendy and attacker Calvin Miller come in.

James Wilson and Stephen Kingsley drop to the bench, meaning Jordi Altena will shift back to full-back with Mendy coming into midfield.

It's just the one switch for Rangers after Saturday's 4-0 victory over St Johnstone, with Djeidi Gassama replacing Badredine Bouanani on the wing.

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Following satisfying weekend victories, it is no surprise that Celtic and United show one change between them.

Host manager Martin O'Neill sticks with the same starting line-up that won 2-1 away to Hibs, with misfiring striker Kasper Hogh handed another chance to break his 13-game run without a goal.

Cameron Carter-Vickers is again on the bench after returning from injury, while fellow centre-back Auston Trusty remains absent after the death of his father.

The one change to Jim Goodwin's starting line-up from their 3-2 win over Aberdeen is a first start this season for defender Neil Farrugia.

With on-loan Queens Park Rangers forward Daniel Bennie dropping to the bench, that suggests a more cautious approach from the visitors.

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Heart of Midlothian: Reus, Altena, Fagan-Walcott, McCart, Mato, Mendy, Magnusson, Miller, Kerjota, McPake, Braga.

Substitutes: Fulton, Kingsley, Williams, Kabore, Guendouz, Wilson, Dhanda, Pollock, Ba-Sy.

Rangers: Pandur, Sterling, Fernandez, Makhanya, Penrice, Raskin, Neil, Min-su, Gassama, Kelsy, Naderi.

Substitutes: Kelly, Nedeljkovic, Godfrey, Rommens, Dragojevic, Chukwuani, Curtis, Bouanani, Miovski.

Tonight doesn't just mark the return of Derek McInnes to Tynecastle.

Former captain Lawrence Shankland and Cammy Devlin are also back in the building following their summer moves to Rangers.

The duo are injured for this evening's encounter, but I'm sure they'll be given a warm welcome from the Jambos who notice them...

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Dundee: Goodman, D Wright, J Wright, Astley, Samuels, J Bevan, Jones, Hamilton, Forrest, Fink, Hay.

Substitutes: Sharp, Halliday, Odutayo, Besir, Reilly, Westley, Perrie, Harrison, Akinmboni.

Kilmarnock: Mantl, Brandon, McCarthy, Stanger, Deas, Schjonning-Larsen, Tshibola, Lowery, Kiltie, John-Jules, Hugill.

Substitutes: Ferrie, Kamson-Kamara, McKenzie, Ring, Meier, Mathurin, Owen, Daniels, Ellis.

Aberdeen: Muller, Cadden, Happe, Molloy, Guinness-Walker, Aremu, Lyons, Armstrong, Smith, Mouloua, Nisbet.

Substitutes: Klein, Devlin, Tobers, Briedl, Mahou, Olusanya, Milne, Ntelo, Marshall.

Falkirk: Bain, Strain, Neilson, Henderson, McCann, Spencer, Melniks, Ross, Barbrook, Eames, Murrell.

Substitutes: Hogarth, Parkinson, MacIver, Sibbald, Yeats, Tanser, McLeod, Fodrey, Krauhaus.

St Johnstone: Steward, Todd, Finlayson, Diabate, Alic, Holt, McAlear, Steven, Gullan, Paton, Fowler.

Substitutes: Sinclair, Mikulic, Foulds, Scmidt, Chalmers, Tait, Cotterill, Campbell, Boyes.

Motherwell: Paulsen, Sparrow, Girdwood-Reich, Moorman, Longelo, McGhee, Levitt, Hodge, Said, Maswanhise, Palmer-Houlden.

Substitutes: Connelly, O'Donnell, Knight-Lebel, Fadinger, Kanga, Bjorgolfsson, Charles-Cook, Booth, Vogt.

St Mirren: Chapman, Fraser, Gogic, Fieldson, Ramsay, Carr, Phillips, John, Thomas, Sule, Mochrie.

Substitutes: Tamosevicius, Richardson, Jackson, Donnelly, McEvoy, Nsio, Taylor, Ramos, Young.

Hibernian: Sallinger, Passlack, Kerr, Ivezic, Mayor, Chaiwa, Newell, Mulligan, McGrath, Cadden, Elding.

Substitutes: Smith, Hanley, Williams, Iredale, Klidje, Suto, Bruce, Matondo, Abdulai.

Celtic: Johnstone, Donovan, Murray, Scales, Tierney, McGregor, Baur, Nygren, Duran, Osmand, Hogh.

Substitutes: Sinisalo, Jota, Emenalo, Sorensen, Carter-Vickers, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Hassan, Mheuka, Forrest.

Dundee United: Walton, Rawlins, Esselink, Forbes, Ciubotara, Cameron, Tait, Iqbal, Randall, Sapsford, Farrugia.

Substitutes: Amissah, Iovu, Graham, Camara, Rose, Naamo, Yoro, Metsoko, Bennie.

Derek McInnes is the headline act on a bumper night of Scottish Premiership action as the Rangers boss returns to Tynecastle for the first time since leaving Hearts in the summer.

Hearts v Rangers always generates a crackling atmosphere but the McInnes factor adds some extra sizzle to the third v second contest.

We have first v fourth at Celtic Park as the league leaders host Dundee United, while bottom-of-the-table Hibs are still searching for their first points under Marink Reedijk as they visit St Mirren.

Kilmarnock and Motherwell are within reach of Hibs and go to Dundee and St Johnstone respectively as Aberdeen welcome Falkirk to Pittodrie.

Let's get cracking.

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