Joel Sked is an Editor at Hearts Standard. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, sports business, and sports marketing, while also exploring intersections with beauty, fashion, and arts. Joel's work has been featured in The Herald Scotland, Glasgow Times, and The Scotsman.
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By Joel Sked Kick-off at 3pm One change from Thursday Magnusson replaces Spittal
Wouter Vrancken admitted that Heart of Midlothian are "thin" in midfield following Blair Spittal 's injury.
The ball barely had time to nestle in the bottom corner when Sabah Kerjota started to wheel away.
Back in July, Heart of Midlothian sporting director Graeme Jones gave a clear overview of what the summer transfer window will look like for the club in their partnership with Jamestown Analytics.
Wouter Vrancken has outlined the plan for Ageu's return to action as the Heart of Midlothian head coach revealed Oisin McEntee will miss the Premier Sports Cup clash with Stenhousemuir.
Wouter Vrancken revealed he held a "one-on-one" talk with Sabri Guendouz as the Heart of Midlothian head coach expressed what he wanted from the creative midfielder.
Over the next nine days, Heart of Midlothian will play three games leading into a lengthy and much-needed international break.
Heart of Midlothian cruised into the Premier Sports Cup semi-final with a professional 3-0 win over Championship leaders Stenhousemuir.
Heart of Midlothian head coach Wouter Vrancken spoke of his delight at guiding the team to the semi-final of the League Cup and the impact of his six changes to the starting XI.
Long after the full-time whistle had been blown at Ochilview, ‘HMFC, we're going international' drifted across the pitch from the Ochilview Bar, tucked in the corner of the stadium beside the away stand.
