Celtic remain comfortably on course for a fourth successive top-flight title, despite their home loss to Rangers last time out.
Brendan Rodgers’ side hold a 13-point lead at the top of the division and will be champions if they win their next four matches.
Hearts, on the other hand, have work to do to secure a top-six place and challenge for Europe.
Winning at Celtic Park is a tall order. Hearts have lost 25 of their past 27 visits in all competitions.
But, under Steven Naismith, Hearts did enjoy a 2-0 away win over the champions last season and Rangers have shown Rodgers’ men can be beaten in their own backyard.
Should Neil Critchley’s team come away empty handed, it could have big ramifications. Hearts are sixth, a point above Motherwell, four points in front of St Mirren and Ross County and two points below Dundee United.
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