Hearts return to Parkhead on Sunday, the scene of their title dreams being crushed in 11 minutes last season. Manager John Robertson has demanded his side focus on the present rather than dwell on past heartbreak. Oisin Mc Entee, who scored in last week's Conference League draw with Nordsjaelland, insists there is no revenge mission.
Hearts have won five of their last seven matches under Robertson, including a 5-0 victory over St Mirren last weekend. However, they have only won two of their past 11 away league games and failed to keep a clean sheet in that period. Celtic, meanwhile, have won 14 of their past 15 league games and 26 of their last 29 home league matches against Hearts.
Manager Martin O'Neill expects another tough encounter, calling Hearts genuine title contenders. Last season, Hearts picked up seven points in four games against Celtic - the most by any non-Old Firm side since 1999-00.
Source: BBC Sport Football · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing