No doubt the league leaders will be keen to do so a little more comfortably than Anthony Ralston's winner deep into injury time on their December visit though they face a Staggies team on a high having sealed their top six status and enjoying some remarkable form under Malky Mackay.
The home side have lost just twice in their past ten games, and won five and with that in mind the league leaders’ manager has selected a strong side bidding to restore their lead at the top of the cinch Premiership table.
Rangers’ win at Motherwell yesterday cut the gap at the top to three points and means next week’s Old Firm derby will not be a mathematical title-decider, but restoring the six-point cushion and adding to the goal advantage will be forefront of the travelling Glasgow party and support.
Kick off at the Global Energy Stadium in Dingwall is 2.30pm. Referee is Kevin Clancy.
5. Anthony Ralston
Scotland defender was the late, very late, goal hero on the team's last trip to Dingwall and replaces Josip Juranovic. Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
6. Callum McGregor
The Celtic captain will lead his side out in the Highlands. Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
7. Reo Hatate
The Japanese international claimed to be suffering from fatigue, but the relentless schedule does not let up for a midfielder fast becoming a key figure in Ange Postecoglou's team. Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group
8. Matt O'Riley
Midfielder is back in the first team after spells off the bench to replace Rogic in midfield (Photo by Rob Casey / SNS Group) Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group