Hibs are looking to be the first team to eliminate Celtic from a domestic cup competition for three-and-a-half years as they meet in the League Cup semi-final.
It's a reunion of sorts for Hoops boss Neil Lennon as he faces his former side, and successor Paul Heckingbottom is under severe pressure.
Hibs haven't won since August, but beat Kilmarnock on penalties to reach this stage after a 0-0 draw.
The capital club appeared in the last Betfred Cup final which didn't feature Celtic, losing to Ross County in the 2015-16 edition before going on to win the Scottish Cup later that season.
They beat Rangers on that famous day at Hampden, and the Gers' penalty win in the semi-final was the last time Celtic were eliminated from a domestic cup competition.
These teams also met in the 2017 semi-final with Celtic running out 4-2 winners. It was Moussa Dembele that did the damage that day and Lennon will need Odsonne Edouard to step up this time around.
The action gets underway at 5.30pm and here are al the details you'll need.
When and where will the game take place?
The match will take place on Saturday, November 2 at Hampden Park. The semi-final kicks off at 5.30pm.
What channel is it on?
You can watch the game live on BT Sport 1 and BT Sport Ultimate.
Coverage begins at 5pm so you'll get plenty of build-up with show regulars Chris Sutton and Stephen Craigan providing insight.
Is it being streamed online?
Yes, subscribers can watch on the BT Sport app.
Where else can I follow the game?
You can follow it right here on dailyrecord.co.uk of course! We'll be running a live blog well ahead of the TV coverage, bringing you all the key moments as well as post-match reaction and analysis.
A match report and much, much more will also be available on our website following the final whistle.
