Hearts will be going for the win on Sunday with no thoughts of easing off as it is the last game of a long season.

There is no thought of being de-mob happy in the Hearts training ground as manager Csaba Laszlo prepares his side for the trip to Parkhead on Sunday. The Hungarian wants to put out his strongest side to ensure the title race is as fair as he can make it. The eventual home for the next year of SPL trophy will be decided on the last day of the league programme with Celtic needing to win to have a chance of finding a space for it at Parkhead. There have been some reports suggesting Laszlo would not field Andrew Driver, even if the player shakes off the back problem which has kept him out of the last two games. But Laszlo confirmed that the winger , who is expected to be named in the England Under-21 squad for the June 8 clash with Azerbaijan, will feature this weekend if fit to do so.

Hearts cannot improve on their secure third place, but Laszlo said: "We are preparing like a normal football team and we must be fair against all opponents. I would like to win every game. We will play like as we would any league game. This is the last match and we would like to say goodbye to this season with our heads up and with a good result. It is indifferent who the opponents are. The players are focused and are working normally."

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