Steven Naismith admits Hearts having three home games is a big benefit as he looks to facing Celtic as an 'opportunity' for his side.
The Jambos are in a fight to land third spot behind the Hoops and Rangers with red-hot Aberdeen currently five points ahead on the league standings. They've won seven games on the spin in the league and officially handed Barry Robson the top job after a stunning stint in caretaker charge. They face a trip to Ibrox at the weekend as the top six begins.
Ange Postecoglou and his troops are heading for Tynecastle looking for a title party and Naismith knows his outfit face a 'tough game' but he is confident the capital club can go into every game with a threat with the huge win over Ross County a major confidence booster in their chase for European football.
