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The Capital side’s 2-0 win away to League 2 champions Kelty Hearts arrived thanks to goals from John Robertson in the 34th minute and a last-gasp strike from substitute Ouzy See.
Edinburgh won the battle of the newly-promoted sides with a 2-0 win at Kelty Hearts on the opening day of cinch League One season.
They secured their place back in April with a Scottish Cup semi-final win over Hibs, but Hearts will finally take a step closer to knowing who stands between them and place in the Europa League group stages.
The Lowland League visitors were outplayed for large spells of the match at Meadowbank by Alan Maybury's men, who are looking to build momentum ahead of their League One opener at Kelty Hearts next Saturday.
A new No.9 is in town in the shape of Lawrence Shankland, already a Scotland internationalist but perhaps a player with something to prove after a season in Belgium. Goals are his currency and Hearts are paying a tidy six-figure sum to bring his predatory instincts to Tynecastle Park.
The Czech star, now 42, had two spells at the club, scoring 48 goals and helping the club win two Scottish Cups and split the Old Firm.
Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper says his side will take the memory of manager Brian Clough with them to Wembley as they look to secure their long-awaited return to the Premier League.
