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Hibs win derby 2-0 to leave Hearts marooned in 12th place
Boyle volleys in Hibs' opener after five minutes, then slips in second on half hour
Hearts 0-1 Hibernian
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageIt was a sensational finish from Martin Boyle, he showed a lot of composure. But what a horrendous goal for Hearts to lose.
Hearts want a penalty for Melker Hallberg's challenge on Uche Ikpeazu - nothing doing for referee Don Robertson, despite howls of protest from those of a maroon hue...
Martin Boyle
Hibs break the deadlock in the Edinburgh derby in some style. Scott Allan's ball into the box is asking to be volleyed home and Martin Boyle obliges. It's a superb finish by the midfielder who guides his effort beyond the helpless Pereira.
What a goal!
Hearts 0-0 Hibernian
Neil McCann
Former Hearts & Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThe form can disappear with the passion of a derby game. Shapes and players form can be a factor of how a game will pan out. Hearts will fly out of the traps today, but if Hibs can contain them, they'll come through. Results wise - it means more to Hearts today.
The hosts have a chance to fire a free-kick into the Hibs penalty area after Hearts skipper Christophe Berra is sent flying.
Hibs repel the danger in a frantic opening at Tynecastle.
Hearts v Hibernian (12:30)
Hibernian manager Jack Ross: "We've got a couple of enforced changes. Ryan [Porteous] is suspended and Florian Kamberi has an injury, so two which were enforced and the other one we just thought that [Vykintas] Slivka has done well for me in the main and his impact on the game on Thursday was good. I think he deserves to play today."
Image source, SNSWith Tynecastle a cauldron of festive noise, we're under way in the Edinburgh derby.
Hearts v Hibernian (12:30)
Hearts boss Daniel Stendel confirms that Glenn Whelan is simply dropped from the squad today.
The German, who has lost his first three games, tells BBC Sportsound: "This is not only a game to win, it can be a game to change all meanings in this club, that we can get the turnaround in our season.
"I have only been here two weeks but I think I understand how big the club is. I want the players to understand that.
Image source, SNS"We have some ideas on how we can win this game but what is important is the passion and mentality. We have to ruthless in the duels.
"We have changed the team a little to get some more creativity in the last third. We need positive moments in front of the goal - and this will bring confidence."
Hearts v Hibernian (12:30)
John Hughes
Former Hibernian manager on Sportsound
Quote MessageDaniel Stendel's coming into a team that's lacking momentum and confidence. He doesn't know the Scottish game or players yet, but players will take any excuse to under-perform. Hopefully, that won't be the case today. I think the shape the teams choose today will be important in determining who wins.
Hearts v Hibernian (12:30)
Image source, SNSHibs will be hoping that Martin Boyle has his shooting boots on at Tynecastle
Hearts v Hibernian (12:30)
Look away now, Hibs fans...
While the Edinburgh club have only lost three of their last 10 trips to Tynecastle, they've also only managed to win one.
Image source, BBC SportHearts v Hibernian (12:30)
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageHibs have played a diamond formation in every game Jack Ross has managed so far, but after getting pummelled in the Rangers game, they should use today as an opportunity to change up their tactics.
Hearts v Hibernian (12:30)
Neil McCann
Former Hearts & Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageIf you're going to go with Sean Clare at right-back then you're asking for problems. If Daryl Horgan gets one-on-one with Clare then you're in for a bit of bother. I think Michael Smith will operate in that wide right berth in the back four. Sean Clare [at right-back] is like a fish up a tree...
Image source, SNSHearts midfielder Sean Clare in action against Celtic winger James Forrest
Heart of Midlothian v Hibernian (12:30)
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Image source, TwitterHearts v Hibernian (12:30)
Jack Ross was telling the media this week that he would have never believed anyone if they had said six months ago that he and Daniel Stendel would be in opposition in the Scottish top flight.
The German finished the season with Barnsley by pipping Ross' Sunderland to promotion from England's League One, despite the Scot's side coming out top in their head-to-head fixtures - 4-2 at home and 0-0 away.
But, within months, both were sacked and today find themselves in the opposition dugouts again - this time in Edinburgh.
Image source, SNSJack Ross has expressed surprise at locking horns with Daniel Stendel in the Scottish Premiership
Image source, SNSDaniel Stendel is aiming for a first Edinburgh derby victory to help Hearts climb the table
Hearts v Hibernian (12:30)
This is Daryl Horgan's first start under manager Jack Ross, with the Irish winger used as a sub in seven of the past eight matches.
The 27-year banged in two cracking goals the last time Hibs were in Gorgie, as they came from behind to earn all three points in a 2-1 derby win.
Image source, SNSDaryl Horgan scored twice when Hibs were last at Tynecastle
Heart of Midlothian v Hibernian (12:30)
The statistics make for grim festive reading for Hearts, who find themselves at the foot of the Premiership. The Jambos are three points behind Hamilton after Saturday's defeat by Accies, without a win in the latest three homes games and without a win in seven overall, losing four in a row.
Hibs, though, are themselves looking to avoid a third consecutive defeat and have lost on their latest two on the road.
Image source, SNSDaniel Stendel is aiming to transform Hearts' fortunes and guide them up the table
Although Hearts have lost just one of their last six Edinburgh derbies, Hibs are unbeaten in their most recent two visits to Tynecastle and won 2-1 last time out in April.
However, despite their awful season, Hearts won the most recent derby - 2-1 at Easter Road in September.
Hearts v Hibernian (12:30)
Stevie Mallan fired Hibs in front when the sides locked horns at Easter Road in September. However, Hearts came roaring back to equalise through Uche Ikpeazu with 20 minutes remaining.
Teenage full-back Aaron Hickey settled the contest with a stunning strike six minutes from time.
With Hearts rooted to the bottom of the table, will Hickey come to the rescue again?
Image source, SNSTeenage kicks - Aaron Hickey scored a wonder goal to settle the last Edinburgh derby in September
According to the Boxing Day newspapers, Rangers' Europa League opponents, Braga, could have suffered a blow after their head coach change.
Meanwhile, Hibs head coach Jack Ross talks about Hearts counterpart Daniel Stendel's refusal to have a post-match drink after they were in opposition last season with Sunderland and Barnsley respectively.
Click the link below to read these and other stories from the Boxing Day newspapers.
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