It's back to league action for Hibs as they travel to Glasgow to take on Rangers at Ibrox.
Jack Ross will have his side fired up as they look to secure third spot in the Premiership and the Easter Road men go to Glasgow with a score to settle.
Hibs have caused problems for Rangers this season and are arguably unfortunate to have only one point from the nine games so far.
The 2-2 draw at Easter Road in September was a good start before two 1-0 defeats in the last games, although there was controversy in the latter when Alfredo Morelos scored the winner after Kevin Clancy had missed a red card where he should have been sent off.
And here's everything you need to know about the game.
When is kick-off?
Rangers host Hibs at Ibrox on Saturday afternoon.
Kick-off is at 3pm.
Who is the referee?
Don Robertson is the man in the middle for this one, with Alan Mulvanny and John McCrossan as his assistants.
Colin Steven is the fourth official.
Robertson last took charge of Rangers in their 1-0 win over Kilmarnock in February. His last game in solving His was their 2-0 defeat to Ross County in December.
He’s showed one red card in his 33 games so far this season, with 106 yellows during that time.
Is it on TV?
No. The game hasn't been selected for TV.
Can it be live streamed?
Yes. Rangers season ticket holders will have access to the club's PPV via their VST. The club have also opened up the stream to Hibs fans, who can purchase it for £9.99 from the Rangers website.
