The Jambos are in Glasgow's east end for the first time since last season's final day title race heartbreak that ended in chaos

The last time Hearts were here, they left in their kit as a title party started slightly before it should have.

Celtic claimed the title in dramatic fashion on the final day, denying the Jambos and the rest of Scottish football (Hibs aside) a fairytale ending to the season.

Not that they cared, and rightly so.

The fall out from the final day of last season is still on going, with charges made and football banning orders handed out in the wake of the stoppage time pitch invasion that effectively brought the match to a close.

In the end, Martin O'Neill's men were 3-1 winners and the capital club's 66-year wait for a top flight crown continues.

Now they are back in Glasgow's east end under new management.

Wouter Vrancken took over from Derek McInes in the summer and has implemented a dramatic style change.

The Gorgie Boys may be less solid, but they are playing with an attacking swagger than fans are loving and arrive at the champions as the league's top scorers.

Talk of a title challenge this year is much quieter, probably because they already five points behind Celtic - a gap which could be eight, two or exactly the same come full-time.

But the Hoops don't appear to have learned massively from last season and fans are again not overly impressed with what they are seeing.

This could be an entertaining one and Record Sport has all the info you need on how to watch.

When is Celtic vs Hearts?

The game takes place on Sunday October 18, kick-off 3pm.

Is Celtic vs Hearts on TV?

Yes, the game is being shown live on Sky Sports Football. Coverage starts at 2.30pm. If you don't have a subscription, you can sign up HERE. Fans are also able to sign up to NOW TV. A special 12-month saver membership is available for £26 per month or you can pay £34.99 per month without being locked in and cancel anytime. Alternatively, a day pass can be purchased for £14.99.

Can I live stream Celtic vs Hearts?

Yes, Sky Sports customers can stream the game live to their devices via the Sky Go app. Those with NOW TV can do similar via the NOW TV app. The game can also be bought on a pay-per-view basis on te Motherwell website for £15.

Referee and VAR

David Dickinson is the man in the middle, assisted by David McGeachie and Ross Macleod, with Colin Steven as fourth official. VAR is Chris Graham and AVAR is Duncan Williams.

Where else can I follow Celtic vs Hearts?

You can keep up with all the action from Fir Park right here on dailyrecord.co.uk! Record Sport will be running a live blog with all the pre-match build-up and team news, and every kick of the ball once the clash gets underway. After the game, we'll have all the reaction from managers and players, as well as player ratings, talking points and plenty more.