Why Hearts star Craig Halkett fully deserves his Scotland call-up - one of the country's move improved players
When you look around the Scottish Premiership this season, there are a number of candidates for most improved players.
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When you look around the Scottish Premiership this season, there are a number of candidates for most improved players.
Craig Halkett and Ross Stewart have been called up to the Scotland squad for the first time for the upcoming friendly double header.
Barrie McKay opened his account for Hearts with a stunning volley as the Gorgie side recorded a comfortable 2-0 victory over Livingston.
Taking the field against Japan or Saudi Arabia in forthcoming World Cup qualifiers will see Atkinson join Craig Gordon, Michael Smith, Stephen Kingsley, John Souttar, Ben Woodburn, Liam Boyce, Gary Mackay-Steven and Barrie McKay in holding full caps for their respective countries.
The Irish midfielder turned the game in the Edinburgh club’s favour after entering the fray as substitute with the score at 2-2. He scored before crossing for Ellis Simms to score the fourth and final goal, taking Hearts to Hampden Park for next month’s semi-finals.
Cooking up a tasty cup tie, this Scottish Cup quarter-final between Hearts and St Mirren at Tynecastle boiled and bubbled as both attacks threw everything into the mix.
Aaron McEneff grabbed a goal and an assist to send Hearts into the Scottish Cup semi-finals with a 4-2 win against St Mirren.
Hearts manager Robbie Neilson must navigate a plethora of injuries when he picks his team to face St Mirren.