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Dundee United assistant manager Liam Fox described the situation in the middle of the Premiership as “shootout football” after his side dropped from fourth place to seventh following the concession of a late equaliser against Hearts.
Hearts boss Robbie Neilson admitted in 25 years in football he had never experienced anything like the catalogue of injuries that decimated his team during Saturday’s cinch Premiership draw with Dundee United at Tannadice.
The Edinburgh club suffered six injuries while United lost defender Ryan Edwards to a head knock in a physical encounter between two teams pursuing European football.
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.
Defenders John Souttar and Stephen Kingsley were on target as Hearts tightened their grip on third spot in the cinch Premiership with a convincing 2-0 victory at home to Aberdeen.
Hearts manager Robbie Neilson is set to have plenty of options to select from as his side host Aberdeen in the cinch Premiership on Wednesday.
Hearts boss Robbie Neilson defended referee Greg Aitken, claiming the official had “got all the key decisions right” in a contentious match that saw his capital side emerge as 2-0 victors over 10-man St Mirren.