Scottish Premiership: Late winner for Hearts in tense Edinburgh derby
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Scottish Premiership: Late winner for Hearts in tense Edinburgh derby
"Tomas Magnusson scored a late winner as the Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts defeated Hibernian 1-0 in a tense Edinburgh derby to tighten their grip on top spot. Magnusson, on as a substitute, popped up with the game's decisive moment in the 88th minute to spark jubilant scenes inside Tynecastle. The Jambos are now six points ahead of Rangers, who have a game in hand, and nine in front of Celtic, who have two games in hand."
"Derek McInnes, the Hearts manager, handed a first start to the club's January signing Islam Chesnokov, while Frankie Kent replaced Craig Halkett, who was suspended after his red card in the defeat at St Mirren on Tuesday last week. There were also two changes to the Hibs side that started last Wednesday in the win against Dundee United as Jordan Obita and Elie Youan made way for Nicky Cadden and Kai Andrews."
Tomas Magnusson scored an 88th-minute winner as Hearts beat Hibernian 1-0 in the Edinburgh derby, moving Hearts six points clear of Rangers and nine ahead of Celtic. Magnusson came on as a substitute to produce the decisive moment at Tynecastle amid jubilant scenes. Derek McInnes gave Islam Chesnokov his first start after signing in January and brought in Frankie Kent for the suspended Craig Halkett. Hibernian made two changes, replacing Jordan Obita and Elie Youan with Nicky Cadden and Kai Andrews. Hearts started brightly with chances from Landry Kabore and Claudio Braga, while Hibs threatened on the counter through Felix Passlack and Martin Boyle. Chesnokov had close efforts but missed, and Hibs grew more assured as the first half progressed.
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