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Dundee United were thrashed again as Hearts picked up a comprehensive 4-1 win over Jack Ross ' team at Tynecastle. But Ross has warned against any "knee-jerk" reactions after his team shipped 11 goals in four days to heap early pressure on the manager.
Former Dundee United striker Lawrence Shankland heaped more misery on his old club as he set Hearts on their way to a 4-1 cinch Premiership victory at Tynecastle on Sunday.
Jack Ross got spiky with BBC reporter Brian McLaughlin when pushed for an answer on how his team have responded to their 7-0 thrashing in Alkmaar. And the Dundee United boss was left with more reason to be frustrated after they went behind with less than a minute on the clock against Hearts.
Let's talk about Barrie McKay. He’s not one of those guys who bigs himself up so it’s time someone did it for him. For me McKay is the best player in this country who doesn’t play for Rangers and Celtic – and easily has the quality to play for either of the big two.
Lawrence Shankland hasn’t taken long to make himself a firm favourite down Gorgie way. A couple of goals on his debut in the pre-season debut against Stoke helped, but his status as a Hearts hero was cemented with a strike in his first Edinburgh derby on Sunday - then reinforced by a goal-line clearance to deny Elias Melkersen at the other end a couple of minutes later.
Lawrence Shankland is relishing a regular supply of ammunition from Hearts playmaker Barrie McKay after the pair combined impressively in Sunday’s Edinburgh derby.
Ally McCoist admits he's baffled by fans' "stupidity" after Hibs launched an investigation into incidents at Sunday's Edinburgh derby. And the Rangers legend reckons the Easter Road club must take swift action after missiles were thrown at Hearts' Alex Cochrane.
Fans’ favourite Martin Boyle enjoyed a fairytale return to Hibernian as he stepped off the bench to score a 95th-minute equaliser against city rivals Hearts at a full-house Easter Road.