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A look back at the things which caught our eye from the goalless draw between Hibs and Hearts at Easter Road on Tuesday evening, from the best player on the pitch to the joy of an in-direct free-kick.
Three second-half efforts by on-loan Everton forward Ellis Simms should have taken care of business in Leith. Debutant Hibs goalkeeper Kevin Dabrowski repelled all three, becoming Hearts’ scourge for the evening.
Angry at refereeing decisions that denied his team a first-half penalty and a possible extra-man advantage which could have helped them extend their lead in third place, Hearts manager Robbie Neilson said the most important thing is that while the match ended with honours even, his men still sit 12 points ahead of their Leith rivals in the league table.
Hearts protected their 12 point gap over their rivals and while they will be disappointed that they couldn’t extend that during their latest visit across the capital, they remain favourites to finish the season in third place.
Hearts manager Robbie Neilson slammed referee Don Robertson as he branded the official "just not good enough" after a controversial non-penalty award.
Controversy once again reigned in the Scottish Premiership as the Edinburgh Derby threw up incidents galore.
Defiant Hibs boss Shaun Maloney doesn't believe referee Don Robertson missed two big penalty decisions for Hearts on derby day.
Livingston defender Jack Fitzwater says he’s just concentrating on firing the Lions up the table amid interest from down south.