RBS Premiership match-by-match - Top Rugby Stories - Scotsman.com Venue: Goldenacre. Key clash: Jack Turley v Richie McIvor. Despite last week's shock victory over Melrose, Heriot's coach Phil Smith has tinkered with his pack for this afternoon's visit of Dundee by rewarding JP Ward and Russell Nimmo with starting berths. The experienced duo of Richie McIvor and Danny Levison take over from the injured Iain Wilson and Andy Redmayne in the Dundee pack, while Scotland under-20 prop Gav Robertson gets a start after a storming display when he came on against Boroughmuir last week. Heriot's: M Penn; M Teague, M Learmonth, R Carmichael, C Goudie; O Brown, G Wilson; J Ward, K Bryce, S Cessford, R Nimmo, C Ozawuma, J Turley, F Brown, J Hill. Subs: G Cameron, G MacKinnon, C Mulligan, M Nimmo, S Hidalgo Clyne. Dundee HSFP: J Urquhurt; A McLean, H Duthie, C Strachan, S Walker; J Steele, A Dymock; G Robertson, D Rusell, A Brown, A Linton, C Cumming, R McIvor, D Levison, M Stubbs. Subs: D Curry, N Dymock, R Hawkins, C Bowie, R Taylor. Venue: Rubislaw. Key clash: Peceli Nacamavuto v Bryce Turner. Aberdeen did everything but win against Currie last week and coach Alex Duncan is hoping that the return of captain Stuart Corsar and the availability of Glasgow pro Scott Wight might provide that extra impetus today. George Graham has made no bones about his dissatisfaction with the way Gala performed against Ayr last time out, and he has reinforced his point by promoting Craig Borthwick and Callum MacKintosh to the starting team. Opeta Palepoi also returns. Aberdeen GR: W Wardlaw; E Oag, P Nacavumato, J Knight, A Hales; S Wight, M Ward; S Corsar, S O'Connor, N Fraser, M Reid, S Smith, M Douglas, T McGuiness, C Eyre. Subs: S Bingham/M Dixon, C McConnachie, G Ryan, M Ryan, J Lauder. Gala: A McLean; C Robertson, B Turner, C Borthwick, G Sommerville; L Miller, G Graham; L Pettie, C MacIntosh, E McQuillian, O Palepoi, C Weir, G Graham, G Bryce, E Dodds. Subs: R Anderson, D Marshall, A Emond, D Owneson, C Young. Venue: Raeburn Place. Key clash: Dan Teague v John Dalziel. With Lewis Niven not being released by Edinburgh, Duncan Morrison comes into the front-row for Accies. Josh Pecqueur takes over from the injured Simon Webster on the wing, and Niall Godsmark gets his chance in the centre in place of the unavailable Iain Berthinussen. Grant Runciman returns to the visiting back-row after injury, while Wayne Mitchell's calf strain opens the door for Richard Ferguson at hooker. Accies are on the hunt for their first win of the campaign, while Melrose must bounce back after losing at home to Heriot's. Edinburgh Accies: G Douglas; J Farndale, E Campbell, N Godsmark, J Pecqueur; R Bonner, A Black; D Morrison, M Liness, A Allan, G Campbell, T Drennan, D Teague, H Watson, C Reid. Subs: C Black, K Blyth, A Findlater, J Adams, M Coupar. Melrose: F Thomson; G White, N McGrath, R Mill, J Helps; A Skeen, B Colvine; N Little, R Ferguson, G Holborn, R Ovens, R Miller, J Dalziel, G Runciman, A Nagle. Subs: A Walker, C Keen, P Eccles, S McCormick, S Chalmers. Venue: Meggetland. Key clash: Ali Warnock v Gregor Hunter. Edinburgh have made Sep Visser and Harry Leonard available to Boroughmuir for this west Edinburgh derby. Fit again Robin Hislop starts at loose-head, while Andy Watt and Ali Warnock team up at half-back. With Jamie Forbes, Ross Weston, John Cox and Mike Entwhistle all coming back into the starting line-up, plus Gregor Hunter making his first start of the season and Steven Turnbull being released by Edinburgh - this looks like the strongest side Currie to have taken the field so far this season. Boroughmuir: K Buchan; S Visser, M Clapperton, M Hare, D Hoyland; A Warnock, A Watt; R Hislop, M Brown, J Latta, W Kay, A Davidson, N Rodger, A Rose, J Swanson. Subs: G Jones, K Cooney, A Henderson, A MacLeod, H Leonard. Currie: J Forbes; A Hinds, J Johnstone, S James, D Fife; G Hunter, R Snedden; J Cox, R Merrilees, A Hamilton, S Marcell, S Turnbull, M Cairns, M Entwhistle, R Weston. Subs: B Elmslie, F Watts, G Temple, M Peacock, A Whittingham. Venue: Millbrae. Key clash: Robbie Fergusson v Danny Gilmour. Ayr boast the proud record of being the only undefeated team in the league. For this afternoon's visit of Stirling County they return last year's Scotland under-18 prop Darcy Rae to the starting fifteen in place of George Hunter, who is on duty with Glasgow. They also give a debut to 17-year-old centre Gavin Lowe. Stirling must travel to Millbrae without the services of Adam Ashe and Troy Nathan, who are with Glasgow; Rory Hughes is on Sevens duty; and Sean Kennedy is injured. Ayr: G Anderson; C Gossman, R Fergusson, R Dalgleish, K Gossman; S Diez, P Jericevich; N Cox, H Wisnewski, D Rae, S Sutherland, C White, G Fisken, A Dunlop, C Forrester. Subs: D Mutamangira, S Fenwick, P McCallum, R Doneghan, G Lowe. Stirling County: J Hope; G Lindsay, D Gilmour, B Archibald, B McGuigan; S Edwards, D Maw; S Raby, A Moffat, G Mountford, R McApline, C Deacons, S Robertson, A De St Croix, S Swindall. Subs: C Hutton, C Black, J Forrester, R Leishman, S Gillies.