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The Australian market has been a fruitful one for Hearts over the years. From Patrick Kisnorbo to Ryan McGowan and now Cammy Devlin and Nathaniel Atkinson.
However, Craig Halkett was left out of the 28-man group after earning his first call-up in March and there is still no place for Stephen Kingsley. Celtic’s Anthony Ralston returns to the international fold alongside Souttar as Arsenal’s Kieran Tierney is sidelined after knee surgery.
Stephen Kingsley will be fuelled by heart-breaking memories of December 2020 as he bids to fire Hearts to a first Scottish Cup triumph in a decade.
Failing to convert in the shootout defeat could have turned some supporters against a player just two months into his career at Tynecastle Park. Kingsley defiantly refused to allow that scenario to play out. His reaction exemplified the character which transformed him into a hero.
The Austrian’s current deal expires at the end of the season and, as things stand, Saturday’s Scottish Cup final against Rangers could be his final appearance after four seasons in Edinburgh.
GK – Craig Gordon – 6
Robbie Neilson’s side opened the scoring through Peter Haring midway through the first half. That was cancelled out by Cedric Itten before Alex Lowry put Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s men ahead just before the break. The scoring was complete when youngster Cole McKinnon came off the bench to score his first top-flight goal.