From Auchinleck Talbot adventure to derby delight – how Hearts reached the final
Hearts have beaten three top-flight rivals on their way to reaching the Scottish Cup final.
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Joe Savage talks Hearts transfers, Lawrence Shankland, Alan Forrest and Joe Wright during cup final preparation
Women’s football and the club’s youth academy take up significant time but Savage knows he is, to an extent, judged on signings in his role. Manager Robbie Neilson can focus on Hampden Park tomorrow while Savage continues working on summer targets. Of which there are many.
Lee Johnson on being Hibs fans' second choice, Kenny Dalglish backing, and his message for Robbie Neilson
The new Hibs manager Lee Johnson knows the calibre of competition he was up against for the job and, compared to Champions League winners, he recognises that he wasn’t “a massive name” as a player.
Lee Johnson fires Hibs 'I'm coming for you' warning to Hearts boss Robbie Neilson
Lee Johnson swept into Edinburgh as the new manager of Hibs and warned former Hearts team mate Robbie Neilson - I’m coming for you.
Gary Mackay: Why this Hearts squad can be legends at Hampden
Hearts had done their work in the league and done everything asked of them after gaining promotion from the Championship. The European spot was guaranteed with a number of games left. So it was no surprise that there hasn’t been the same high energy and desire as there had been previously.
Craig Gordon hopes he and Robbie Neilson can enjoy another Scottish Cup moment
Craig Gordon is hoping he and manager Robbie Neilson can enjoy another special Scottish Cup moment 16 years on from the last time they won the tournament together.
Robbie Neilson ready to block out Scottish Cup final 'nonsense' as Hearts prepare for Rangers
Within 18 months, the young defender witnessed a League Cup final defeat and a Scottish Cup final triumph as Hearts ended 36 years without a major trophy. He thought such high-octane occasions were merely the norm in Gorgie, but quickly learned to understand their rarity.
Takis Fyssas wants to return to Hearts in a new role as Greek explains talks to sign Tynecastle player
Takis Fyssas at 48 remains the same guy he was in his mid-30s: Elegant, polite, and full of absorbing football tales. Whether it’s Benfica, Hearts, Panathinaikos or Euro 2004, you could literally spend all day listening to him without feeling bored. There isn’t time for that on Scottish Cup final week, unfortunately.