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The Tynecastle side took just 21 minutes to tally up what felt like an already insurmountable lead in the Scottish Cup semi-final after Stephen Kingsley curled in an audacious free-kick to add to Ellis Simms’ thunderous opener.
Dundee United boss Tam Courts will assess Kevin McDonald ahead of the visit of Hearts in the cinch Premiership on Sunday.
Souttar is more likely to be fit in time as he continues recovering from an ankle problem. Halkett was due to see a specialist on Thursday to determine his chances of playing in the showpiece on May 21.
For now, the centre-back is focused on five remaining cinch Premiership fixtures and a Scottish Cup final. Game time has been restricted during his season-long loan in Edinburgh so, with Craig Halkett and John Souttar both injured, Moore must relish any opportunities in defence.
The Edinburgh club have already qualified for August’s Europa League play-off but now face five top-six Premiership fixtures before the Scottish Cup final on May 21.
Neilson and his assistants, Lee McCulloch and Gordon Forrest, are all on deals running through to summer 2023. Their work since returning to Tynecastle Park two years ago has transformed Hearts from a Championship team into one now preparing for European football.
In last weekend’s derby against Hibs, Hearts romped over the line to secure third place in the cinch Premiership at Tynecastle. A week on, in front of nearly 22,000 of their fans, they were forced to work harder for the win at Hampden.
Medical and coaching staff are concerned that the problem might end the player’s season prematurely after he was stretchered off in the 2-1 Scottish Cup semi-final win against Hibs at Hampden Park.