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And once the dust had settled on Saturday’s Scottish Cup victory over Livingston, where Robbie Neilson’s Hearts side finally advanced after a 0-0 draw, there was one particular name which came into the latter category: Peter Haring.
Robbie Neilson’s side will host the Buddies on the weekend of March 12/13 – the first time the sides have met in the competition since 2012 when Hearts went on to lift the trophy. That year they also met Auchinleck Talbot who Neilson’s side also eliminated from this season’s competition.
The third-place side in the cinch Premiership have suffered a blip of late, going three league games without victory and needing extra-time and penalties to defeat Livingston in the fifth round of the Scottish Cup.
Craig Gordon drew the plaudits from both managers after his penalty shoot-out heroics saw Hearts into the Scottish Cup quarter-finals.
The fourth-round tie at Tynecastle went 120 minutes without a goal. Though they were largely in control of the game, especially after the first hour, the Hearts players were met with boos from the home crowd after each and every time referee Nick Walsh brought a half, whether it be in 90 minutes or extra time, to a close.
Hearts boss Robbie Neilson was delighted to have come through a Scottish Cup penalty shoot out and although he ruefully stated that he wished they had done that in the 2020 cup final, he knows that his men remain in a position to right that wrong this season.
The third-place side in the cinch Premiership were jeered off the park in midweek after losing to 2-1 Dundee, the league’s bottom club going into the contest, which followed the 0-0 draw against Hibs and 5-0 thumping at Rangers last weekend.
In a world of more, more, more, finishing third in the Premiership and booking European involvement is no longer deemed good enough on its own, with many fans demanding a silver lining.