Hearts 0-1 Zurich - Listen on Radio Scotland Extra
Jorge Grant shown second yellow for diving early in second half; Fabian Rhoner nets for visitors as 10-men punished
Seven changes for hosts from side which lost at Celtic Park on Sunday
Hearts trail 2-1 from first leg
Hearts 0-0 Zurich (1-2)
Allan Preston
Ex-Hearts midfielder on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageBarrie McKay is such an intelligent player. Everything good about Hearts is coming through him.
Hearts 0-0 Zurich (1-2)
Craig Levein
Former Hearts manager on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageIt's good play from Forrest. The shot had a huge amount of power on it on his left foot.
Hearts 0-0 Zurich (1-2)
The noise level at Tynecastle cranks up another level as Alan Forrest cuts in from the right to hammer in an angled shot that goalkeeper Yanich Brecher does well to push away.
Hearts 0-0 Zurich (1-2)
Allan Preston
Ex-Hearts defender on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageHearts would love an early goal, but they have another 80 minutes to get one. That's all they need to get back in the tie. There's no rush.
Hearts 0-0 Zurich (1-2)
Hearts continue to probe for an opening, keeping cool heads. It's a different story in the stands, with fans screaming "shoot" every time the ball gets near the penalty box.
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Allan Preston
Ex-Hearts midfielder on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThere are times the Zurich attack are going three on three with the Hearts defenders so it's important Devlin sits deeper.
Hearts 0-0 Zurich (1-2)
Just as I say that, Zurich come racing forward on the counter-attack but the final ball is too strong and zips harmlessly out of play.
Hearts 0-0 Zurich (1-2)
Hearts are doing a good job of holding on to the ball as the Swiss visitors keep a compact shape in their own half.
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Now Lawrence Shankland aims an ambitious header on target, with the goalkeeper gathering comfortably. A flick-on to Liam Boyce might have been a better option.
Hearts 0-0 Zurich (1-2)
Craig Levein
Former Hearts manager on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageIt's frantic as you'd expect. Hearts are on the front foot, they'll need to stay on the front foot.
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Barrie McKay splits the visiting defence with a raking pass into the feet of Liam Boyce. However, the Hearts forward has got more time than he thinks near the byeline and makes a mess of his hurried attempt at a cut-back.
Hearts 0-0 Zurich (1-2)
You can hardly hear Belgian referee Lawrence Visser's whistle as we get up and running.
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Here come the teams... The Hearts fans are in full 'twirly' mode, with the maroon and white scarves spinning overhead.
Hearts v Zurich (1-2, 20:00)
Michael Stewart
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Scotland
Quote MessageThis is a tie for Hearts to go and get. There's nothing to be apprehensive or scared about
Hearts v Zurich (1-2, 20:00)
Hearts centre-back Craig Halkett, who suffered a hamstring injury in last week's first leg, tells BBC Scotland: "[The injury] is okay, it's coming on nicely. It's just a small tear, hopefully it'll only be a week to 10 days.
On tonight's game, he adds: "It's going to be electric. I'm really looking forward to seeing what it's like come kick-off. It's going to be a great experience in general."
Hearts v Zurich (1-2, 20:00)
Incidentally, manager Robbie Neilson scored his first Hearts goal in that 2-1 win over Basel in November 2004.
A tough-tackling full-back, he got one more in over 200 appearances for the Jambos.
Hearts v Zurich (1-2, 20:00)
Hearts fans have had a taste of European group football before, but it was quite some time ago.
Back in the 2004-05 Uefa Cup, the home games were played at nearby Murrayfield since Tynecastle wasn't quite up to scratch, with Schalke and Ferencvaros both leaving Edinburgh with 1-0 wins.
Hearts also lost away to Feyenoord, but did enjoy one success in that campaign, beating Basel 2-1 in Switzerland.
Hearts v Zurich (1-2, 20:00)
TV coverage of the game has just started on BBC Scotland. You can also watch via the link at the top of this page.
Hearts v Zurich (1-2, 20:00)
The small pocket of visiting fans inside Tynecastle are certainly making their presence felt.
They are making quite the racket but I expect they will be drowned out come kick-off time.
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Hearts boss Robbie Neilson tells BBC Scotland: "The club has progressed in last two years. The fans have stuck with us and this is their reward.
"We've manged to come back with one-goal deficit and the fans deserve to see an attacking team. They don't want to see us sit back and defend.
"We're really attack-minded. If we can start on the front foot, we'll see Zurich we can handle it."