Hearts and Rangers will contest one of the biggest games of the Scottish Premiership season this week as the two sides clash under the lights at Tynecastle on Wednesday.
Attention will centre on the return of Rangers manager Derek McInnes, who will lead his side out at Tynecastle for the first time since he swapped dugouts in the summer.
Lawrence Shankland and Cammy Devlin made similar switches in the summer, but the Rangers duo will escape the Gorgie cauldron after being ruled out of the clash due to hamstring injuries. But which other players have made similar moves over the last few decades?
The duo are just two of 10 players moved from Hearts to Rangers in the last 28 years, with an 88-goal striker and an Edinburgh derby hero, and a self-employed tiler making the switch.
Can you remember the last 10 players to have left Hearts to sign for Rangers?
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9. Lee Wallace
The left-back became Ally McCoist's second signing of the summer when he swapped Tynecastle for Ibrox in 2011. A two-time player of the year in Gorgie, Wallace found himself in the fourth tier of Scottish football just a year later when Rangers were demoted. One of the few players to remain at Rangers following the club's financial collapse, he helped the club climb the leagues, captaining them between 2015 and July 2018. He left to sign for Queen's Park Rangers in 2019 and retired from football three years later. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
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10. Neil McCann
A Scottish Cup winner with Hearts in 1998, McCann moved to Rangers later that year for a fee of £1.9million. At Ibrox, he lifted three league titles, four Scottish Cups and three Scottish League Cups. He later went on to become an interim first team coach at Rangers, and is currently head coach at Kilmarnock. | SNS Group 0141 221 3602 Photo: SNS Group 0141 221 3602