Oisin McEntee is on for the dazed Tomas Magnusson, while Aaron Tshibola is going to carry on.

Image source, SNS

Ouch!published at 20:34 GMT 14 March

20:34 GMT 14 March

Kilmarnock 1-0 Hearts

Another collision involving Tomas Magnusson and this time the Hearts midfielder goes down, along with Aaron Tshibola.

Both players are receiving treatment and there is some activity on the Hearts bench, with Oisin McEntee getting ready to come on.

Hearts striker Pierre Landry Kabore slashes a wild effort high and wide from a tight angle.

Ouch!published at 20:29 GMT 14 March

20:29 GMT 14 March

Kilmarnock 1-0 Hearts

Hearts players are furious as play is stopped near the Kilmarnock box after a clash of heads between Tomas Magnusson and Liam Polworth leaves the home player on the Astroturf.

Referee David Dickinson doesn't bat an eye at the flak as Polworth gingerly gets back to his feet.

Tomas Magnusson tries his luck from 20 yards and the Hearts midfielder's shot skips just wide.

A quick break from Hearts and Claudio Braga thunders in a shot that Kelle Roos does well to push away.

Image source, SNS

The home side have their tails up and it's the supporters in blue and white making all the noise now.

Cammy Bell
Former Kilmarnock goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Greg Kiltie whips it in and Schjonning-Larsen is there to tap it in.

An excellent goal.

Claudio Braga thinks about hitting the deck in the penalty area as Robbie Deas sticks out a toe but bounces back to his feet immediately to keep the ball in play.

The move quickly fizzles out and both sets of fans are wondering if there was any contact there?

Cammy Bell
Former Kilmarnock goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Watson is in all sorts of space but doesn't get the right connection.

Nice footwork from Finlay Curtis to dig out a cross for David Watson at the back post. The Killie midfielder can't make proper contact with his volleyed effort though.

Corner to Hearts. The ball falls to Claudio Braga, who bangs in a shot that is deflected wide.

He gets to the second delivery too, but his front post flick trundles harmlessly wide.

Cammy Bell
Former Kilmarnock goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Kilmarnock are playing direct up the pitch, but their midfield three are backing up their forward players and winning second balls.

Finlay Curtis has his head in his hands as his deflected strike cannons against the post after a nice touch and turn at the edge of the penalty area.

Hearts goalkeeper Alexander Schwolow puffs his cheeks in relief.

A glancing header near the penalty spot from Claudio Braga but it's straight at Kilmarnock keeper Kelle Roos.

And away we go!

BBC Sportsound pundit Allan Preston suggests Craig Halkett and Harry Milne will be in with a shout of making the next Scotland squad for the friendlies against Japan and Ivory Coast.

He also thinks Hearts boss Derek McInnes will be quite pleased if they are not called up for any extra games...

What do you think? Should Steve Clarke be considering those two?

Image source, SNS

There are more than 4,000 Hearts fans packed into the stadium this evening and they are making themselves heard as kick-off approaches.

Hearts head coach Derek McInnes tells BBC Scotland: "We've had a lot of good nights on the road and [the travelling fans] make it feel like a big game. Hopefully we can send them home happy.

"We know there's still a lot of the season ahead. We want to make sure we give ourselves the best chance to get three points. It's not what others are doing, it's what we do.

"I was pleased with the performance against Aberdeen. We did a lot right, so it's the same team.

"With Neil (McCann) and Billy (Dodds) at the helm, Kilmarnock give themselves a good chance. We're aware of the challenge ahead of us."

Image source, SNS