Hearts v Kilmarnock
Clydesdale Bank Scottish Premier League
Venue: Tynecastle Date: Sunday 31 October Kick-off: 1245 GMT
Coverage: BBC Sport website
Jim Jefferies has no fresh concerns as Hearts prepare for Sunday's meeting with his former club Kilmarnock.
Ian Black is available, having played last week with broken bones in his hand, but Andrew Driver, David Obua and Lee Wallace remain absent.
Kilmarnock's injury absentees James Dayton and Alan Combe remain out.
Winger Dayton is likely to miss the rest of the season with a knee injury while goalkeeper Combe is still to return from summer hernia surgery.
Hearts goalkeeper Marian Kello:
"We want to stay there and we want results.
"It's not going to be easy - we know that. It's about us, how we take this opportunity that we have. We have a good squad and I think we can get the results."
"We are a bigger club with a big history and I think we have a better squad and we should show it on the pitch.
"Finally we got our first victory at home and hopefully another is coming on Sunday."
Kilmarnock manager Mixu Paatelainen:
"Tynecastle is a fantastic arena to play in. It's very tight and the terraces are close so it should be a nice atmosphere.
"It's a good surface normally so we're looking forward to passing the ball again and hopefully create problems for Hearts.
"They are a good team. They've got plenty of very powerful players in their ranks and they will cause problems to any side and we realise that."
Hearts: (from) Kello, Barr, Bouzid, Zaliukas, Stevenson, Palazuelos, Templeton, Elliot, Elliott, Santana, Balogh, Kyle, Jonsson, Mrowiec, J Thomson, C Thomson, Skacel, Novikovas.
Kilmarnock: (from) Bell, Sissoko, Gordon, Wright, Hamill, Bryson, Pascali, Silva, Invincibile, Kelly, Eremenko, Forrester, Rui Miguel, Sammon, Clancy, Letheren, Hay, Taouil.
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