Hearts vs Hibs LIVE score and goal updates from the Edinburgh Derby

It's derby day in Edinburgh and it is all set to be a blockbuster under the lights at Tynecastle.

Derek McInnes and his troops go into this clash sitting top of the Premiership table with five wins and one draw from six games.

But David Gray's men make the short trip to Gorgie also boasting an unbeaten record, with five draws and one win to date.

The Hibees have got the better of their rivals in recent times and went unbeaten in the fixture last season.

However, both sides go into this showdown in such a good place and that adds to the intrigue.

Hearts know victory will move them a huge 11 points ahead of their capital rivals and guarantee top spot heading into the international break.

For Hibs, a win closes the gap on the Jambos to five points and continues that feelgood factor before the mini shut down.

Follow our LIVE blog for all build-up, team news, action and reaction from the capital.

David Gray learned from his dad Peter that Edinburgh derby bragging rights are Monday morning gold dust.

The Hibs boss knows better than anyone the consequences of failure against their rivals having been born and bred in the city.

As the first collision of the season arrives on Saturday evening, Gray insists he’s been steeped in this fixture since a kid and the high stakes at play have been drummed into him by his old man.

I grew up with, Hibs and Hearts because I grew up in Edinburgh. So it wasn’t about Rangers and Celtic where I’m from, it was just Hearts and Hibs. When I went down south to Manchester United, anyone you spoke to about Scottish football, they talked about Rangers and Celtic. I’ve got many friends from both sides of the fence. Some don’t speak to me, some do speak to me. I know that’s just the way it