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Hearts edged a six-goal thriller thanks in no small part to super sub Aaron McEneff to storm into the Scottish Cup semi final on a pulsating evening in Gorgie.
Hearts manager Robbie Neilson must navigate a plethora of injuries when he picks his team to face St Mirren.
There has been talk already this season about the prospect of international call-ups for Craig Halkett and Barrie McKay.
Dundee United and Hearts fought out a pulsating 2-2 cinch Premiership draw at Tannadice.
Hearts increased their lead in third place with a confident and comfortable 2-0 win over an Aberdeen side which offered little resistance. The gap between the two in the table now stands at 17 points as the home side near European qualification and the Dons have work to do to reach the top six.
The return of Craig Halkett to the Hearts starting line-up at the weekend following a hamstring injury had a reassuring effect.
The national coach has watched the Tynecastle side several times this season, capping goalkeeper Craig Gordon and centre-back John Souttar to date. Hearts manager Robbie Neilson is confident at least three others are also on the radar.
Robbie Neilson praised Andy Halliday’s versatility and “top-quality attitude” after the 30-year-old signed a new contract with Hearts until 2024.