Hearts will be looking to put a huge roadblock in Celtic's way as they search for the chance to keep their Treble dream alive.
And for Robbie Neilson's men, it didn't quite work out in Glasgow in midweek despite taking the lead against Ange Postecoglou's side on the Aussie's landmark 100th game. Celtic roared back through Daizen Maeda, top scorer Kyogo Furuhashi and Sead Haksabanovic to retain their nine-point advantage over rivals Rangers in league terms.
But the Scottish Cup quarter-final is a different kettle of fish and Tynecastle often provides the setting for these two sides to produce classics. Here's all the information you need for the cup meeting this weekend with a semi-final and spot at Hampden up for grabs.
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What TV channel is the match on?
Hearts vs Celtic is LIVE on TV via Viaplay Sports.
When is the game and can I live stream it?
Yes - fans will be able to stream via the Viaplay Player.
The match takes place at Tynecastle on Saturday, March 11 with an early kick-off of 12.15pm.
You can buy a monthly Viaplay pass for £14.99 here.
You can keep up to date with the score and all the latest news by following Glasgow Live Sport on Twitter.
Alternatively, BBC Sportsound will provide updates as will Celtic and Hearts via their social media channels.
Team news
Daizen Maeda could be a miss for Celtic after he was forced off during Wednesday's win.
Defender Greg Taylor should be fit after missing the league clash.
Josh Ginnelly is also a doubt for Hearts as is top scorer Lawrence Shankland.
Robbie Neilson is hoping they will pass fit alongside veteran Robert Snodgrass and key man Alex Cochrane.
Latest odds
Hearts 15/2
Draw 9/2
Celtic 1/4
**Odds correct from Paddy Power at time of writing**
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