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Manager Robbie Neilson acknowledged the significance of back-to-back derbies between the two Capital clubs in April in an exclusive Evening News interview this morning.
Hearts can secure a third-placed finish before the split arrives – with the potential to confirm their best of the rest place against Hibs.
Midfielder Aaron McEneff was the talismanic substitute who swung the game in the Edinburgh club’s favour. He seized his moment perfectly but, in truth, might have been left on the bench if manager Robbie Neilson had a full squad to call upon.
Suffering from a long list of injuries, Hearts still wanted to ensure they held something in reserve in case they needed extra impetus to see them over the line in their Scottish Cup match against St Mirren.
St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson hopes the club’s fans can draw encouragement from Saturday’s Scottish Cup quarter-final defeat at Hearts.
Hearts boss Robbie Neilson reflected on his well-rewarded decision to send on second-half substitute Aaron McEneff and said he had held him back for that purpose.
The Irish midfielder turned the game in the Edinburgh club’s favour after entering the fray as substitute with the score at 2-2. He scored before crossing for Ellis Simms to score the fourth and final goal, taking Hearts to Hampden Park for next month’s semi-finals.
Robbie Neilson hailed Aaron McEneff after the midfielder came off the bench to inspire Hearts to an absorbing Scottish Cup quarter-final victory over St Mirren.