Hamilton will look to build on a positive Championship result against Queen of the South this Saturday when they travel to Greenock Morton.
Andy Ryan's second half strike sealed a 1-0 Accies victory over Queen's on Tuesday, a much-needed win after defeats to Partick Thistle and Kilmarnock.
Head coach Stuart Taylor's side are seventh in the table heading into the match at Cappielow. Morton are two places below in ninth, the relegation play-off spot.
Gus MacPherson's team have only won one of their 11 matches in the league but it came against Hamilton in the second game of the season.
Victory for Hamilton would move Taylor's men six points above Morton and potentially seven clear of basement club Dunfermline.
It's Hamilton's first trip to Morton since winning a seven-goal thriller 4-3 back in 2014.
The Greenock club advertise their tickets at £20 for adults with concessions priced at £15 (over-65s, students and 18-20 year olds).
Children between the ages of 12-17 are priced at £10 while anybody under that age bracket can get in for £1. Kick-off is 3pm.
Man in the middle
Steven Reid will officiate Saturday's match at Cappielow and his assistant referees will be David Roome and David McKniff.
This will be Reid's first match at Championship level this season after officiating at League One and League Two level.
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