Kye Rowles knows Hearts' priority is to finish third and qualify for Europe.
But the Jambos stopper doesn't want to settle for just that - he wants to be challenging Celtic and Rangers and try close the gap to the Old Firm duo. The Australia international - who committed his long-term future to the Tynecastle side on a five-year deal - has detailed the steps Robbie Neilson's men need to make to bridge that difference.
The Gorgie outfit make the trip to face Ange Postecoglou and his table toppers at Parkhead tonight before the duo go head to head once more this weekend in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals. That tie will take place at Tynecastle with a spot in the last four and a trip to Hampden up for grabs for the winner. Rowles knows the two games will be challenging but also very different as they bid to increase their lead in third and keep their domestic cup ambitions alive in a big four days.