GOAL East Fife 1-0 Peterheadpublished at 24 mins
Anton Dowds
Summary
FT: Hearts (Walker, Halkett) 2-2 Hamilton (Ogkmpoe x2), FT: Ross County (Mckay) 1-1 St Johnstone (May)
Motherwell P-P St Mirren, Rangers P-P Livingston
One Championship game, four each in Leagues One & Two
Off the Ball's Saturday Supplement (17:30)
GOAL East Fife 1-0 Peterheadpublished at 24 mins
Super Mariospublished at 15:23
Hearts 0-2 Hamilton
Marios Ogkmpoe has fired a double for Hamilton and stun the home supporters at a rain-hit Tynecastle.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Marios Ogkmpoe has been the Heart-breaker at Tynecastle
GREAT SAVE!published at 22 mins
Ross County 0-0 St Johnstone
This time it's Ross Laidlaw called into action, making two solid saves. First from Stevie May and then from Drey Wright on the follow up.
Just moments later Scott Tanser heads the ball straight at him. St Johnstone are growing into this one.
CLOSE!published at 20 mins
Hearts 0-2 Hamilton
Can Hearts make their numerical advantage count? Andy Irving trots up to send a free kick whistling over the bar.
RED CARD Hamilton's Jamie Hamiltonpublished at 19 mins
Hearts 0-2 Hamilton
It was either a rush of blood to the Accies defender's head or a gust of wind - we're trying to fathom why young Jamie Hamilton would twice handle the ball as it was floated over his shoulder. Certainly he had Liam Boyce chasing him down, but it's a howler of a mistake and left referee Kevin Clancy with no choice but to show him a red card.
Hearts implodingpublished at 15:18
Hearts 0-2 Hamilton
Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at TynecastleHearts are imploding.
2-0 the scoreline when Hamilton last beat Hearts at Tynecastle 43 years ago. It’s 2-0 already, Accies are storming Gorgie and the home side are in disarray.
Huge problems and Daniel Stendel needs to find an answer to this urgently.
GOAL Montrose 1-0 Dumbartonpublished at 17 mins
Blair Lyons
GOAL Hearts 0-2 Hamiltonpublished at 15:16 Greenwich Mean Time 15 February 2020
Marios Ogkmpoe
This must be beyond the worst nightmares of Daniel Stendel and the Hearts faithful. Marios Ogkmpoe looked supremely confident as he approached the spot kick, and rightly so as he slots the ball just inside Zdenek Zlamal's left-hand post. It's a true test of character now for the Jambos.
PENALTY TO HAMILTONpublished at 15 mins
Hearts 0-1 Hamilton
GREAT SAVE!published at 13 mins
Ross County 0-0 St Johnstone
First effort of the match comes from Oli Shaw. Zander Clark gets down well to his left to turn it round the post. Resulting corner comes to nothing.
Enforced change for Hamiltonpublished at 13 mins
Hearts 0-1 Hamilton
Aaron McGowan will play no further part in the game at Tynecastle. The defender fails to recover from injury and is replaced by Blair Alston.
Quiet start at Victoria Parkpublished at 10 mins
Ross County 0-0 St Johnstone
Not much to report so far in Dingwall. A cross fired across the box by either side but neither threatening to break the deadlock as yet.
'Hamilton will be delighted'published at 15:08
Hearts 0-1 Hamilton
Neil McCann
Former Hearts & Rangers winger on BBC SportsoundQuote MessageNot the start Hearts were wanting but Hamilton will be delighted
GOAL Arbroath 1-0 Queen of Southpublished at 7 mins
David Gold
GOAL Hearts 0-1 Hamiltonpublished at 5 mins
Marios Ogkmpoe
Well, that's the last thing that the home fans wanted but just the tonic for the Accies. Marios Ogkmpoe, looking suspiciously offside, accepts a low cross from the left 12 yards from goal and dinks the ball coolly past Zdenek Zlamal, with Craig Halkett in Hearts' central defence retreating towards his own goal in a state of shock.
Is it evening already?published at 15:03
Hearts 0-0 Hamilton
"Storm clouds are gathering..."
"Gloom descends on Tynecastle..."
"Who will provide a shining light down Gorgie way?"
Make up your own pithy comment on the ominous clouds over the west end of Edinburgh.
Image source, SNSget involved Get Involvedpublished at 15:02 Greenwich Mean Time 15 February 2020
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End of twitter postKICK-OFFpublished at 15:00
Ready? Here we go...
Combating the elements...published at 14:56
Hearts v Hamilton (15:00)
This steward at a rain-lashed Tynecastle has wrapped up well to get through this afternoon's game...
Image source, SNSImage caption, Why does it always rain on me?
Hearts 'ready to win this game' - Stendelpublished at 14:50
Hearts v Hamilton (15:00)
Hearts manager Daniel Stendel: "Football is an outdoor game and we like to play in the sunshine and the rain. We hope it will be good and fast. We know it's a big game with pressure for the home side. It gives me a good feeling [the atmosphere in] the changing room. We know we need to play under pressure. I think we are ready to win this game. They are big matches [Hamilton at home, St Mirren away next Friday]. It can be a big step in the right direction for us. It is my first time playing Hamilton at Tynecastle and my stats start today."
Image source, SNSImage caption, Daneil Stendel has urged his Hearts players to respond positively to pressure