Hibernian 1-2 Hearts | Late Hickey Goal Wins Edinburgh Derby! | Ladbrokes Premiership
A must win game for both sides saw Hibernian take the lead through Stevie Mallan. Hearts mounted a successful comeback with a goal from Uche Ikpeazu and Teenager Aaron Hickey scored late to secure the win for the Maroon side of Edinburgh.
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Classic Match! Heart of Midlothian 3-2 Hibernian (26/12/2006)
This fiery Edinburgh Derby finished 3-2 to Hearts.
Paul Hartley gave Hearts an early lead from close-range, and Edgaras Jankauskas doubled their advantage shortly after half-time. This was followed by an incredible 6 minutes in which Chris Killen got one back for Hibs before Dean Shiels levelled from the penalty spot. That would be Shiels' last action, however, as he was sent off for barging Craig Gordon during his celebrations.
This set up a grandstand finish, and it was the Jambos who took the bragging rights thanks to a fantastic Saulius Mikoliunas strike 15 minutes from full-time.
Hearts 2-1 Hibernian | Frantic Edinburgh Derby! | Ladbrokes Premiership 2017/18
Hearts killed off Hibernian's hopes of a second place finish as goals from Kyle Lafferty and Steven Naismith gave them a 2-1 win at Tynecastle in a fiery Edinburgh derby. Florien Kamberi had equalised for Hibs but Neil Lennon's men now look certain to finish in fourth place in the Ladbrokes Premiership.
Hearts 2-1 Hibernian, 09/05/2018
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Walk along the Royal Mile - Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
The Royal Mile consists of the streets that pass through the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town that connect Holyrood Palace, the official residence of the British monarchy in Scotland, and Edinburgh Castle, a fortress and former royal residence. The streets include Abbey Strand, Canongate, High Street, Lawnmarket and Castlehill.
Along the way, visitors will find the Canongate Tolbooth, the Kirk of Canongate, St. Giles Cathedral, the Heart of Midlothian, Edinburgh city chambers, Tron Kirk, the John Knox House, Camera Obscura and numerous shops and restaurants, which along with the palace and castle make the Royal Mile the primary tourist destination in Edinburgh.
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E10A3713 - Seen from Calton Hill, Holyrood House a.k.a. Holyrood Palace is the official residence of the British monarch in Scotland
E10A3824 - The new Scottish parliament complex borders on the Royal Mile near Holyrood Palace
E10A3851 - The Canongate Tolbooth was built in 1591 to house the burgh of Canongate's courthouse and jail; today it is home to the People's Story Museum
E10A3864 - John Knox House is believed to have once been the resident of the famous Scottish clergyman and one of the leaders of the Protestant Reformation movement in Scotland; he is credited as the founder of the Presbyterian denomination
E10A3871 - Tron Kirk is the former parish church of Edinburgh, and was built in the 1600s
E10A3875 - The Mercat Cross of Edinburgh is the site of major government announcements and proclamations; in earlier times the cross was also the site of public punishments and executions
E10A3880 - The Heart of Midlothian is a heart-shaped pattern of bricks in the street pavement located close to Parliament House where the original Scottish parliament once met, and the site of the Old Tolbooth, which housed Edinburgh's city offices for more than four centuries and was demolished in 1817
E10A3900 - Edinburgh Castle, built atop a volcanic plug, has long been the site of a fortress and was once also a royal residence; today it hosts the annual Edinburgh Military Tattoo
The Edinburgh Derby - Documentary trailer
A documentary trailer of one of the longest running rivalries in world football, The Edinburgh Derby.
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60163 Tornado arrives at Edinburgh with The Heart of Midlothian.
60163 Tornado arrives into Edinburgh Working with The Heart of Midlothian railtour from Peterborough to Edinburgh Waverley. This is the sister of 60103 Flying Scotsman.
Hibernian v Hearts | This Season's Edinburgh Derby Highlights | Ladbrokes Premiership
A look back at the best moments from every Edinburgh Derby in the 2018/19 Ladbrokes Premiership Season. Which moment sticks out for you?
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Hearts 1-2 Hibernian | Horgan Double Earns Hibees Tynecastle Victory! | Ladbrokes Premiership
Hibs came from behind to win at Tynecastle for the first time since 2013, thanks to a Daryl Horgan Strike in the Second Half
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Scotland | Jedburgh Abbey | Edinburgh | Spitting for GOOD LUCK | Christmas Market TOP VIEW | Day 1
My day 1 in Scotland! The weather was freezing! Please don’t miss a girl with just T-shirt on!!!
Scottish Borders
Jedburgh Abbey
Edinburgh
Christmas Market
Two days are not enough in Edinburgh, it’s my third time to this great city! I would recommend to anyone to visit this place.. Scottish people are really lovely and genuinely nice... I’m not mentioning football here lol
Oh, people spit on the heart for good luck...
The Heart of Midlothian is a heart-shaped mosaic on the pavement of the Royal Mile, which many people spit on in passing, supposedly to bring them good luck. Whilst spitting on the Heart of Midlothian is a tradition that goes back several hundred years, it was originally done as a sign of disdain rather than luck. By Scotsman.com
Hotel where we stopped called Bala House! The landlady was a really nice woman.
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Sensational Start To Edinburgh Derby (Hibs v Hearts 2001)
Ulises de la Cruz scores for Hibernian after 36 seconds as Hibernian defeat Heart of Midlothian 2-1 at Easter Road Edinburgh. 21st October 2001.
Heart of Midlothian - Remembrance 5/11/16 - Lone Piper
Lone piper prior to kick off as part of the Heart of Midlothian's Remembrance Day service
Hooligans Hibernian vs Hearts (29-06-2013)
Fight in the Edinburgh city centre Hibs vs Hearts.
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Motherwell 1-2 Hearts | Washington pen sends Jambos Through | Betfred Cup Extended Highlights | SPFL
Two late fist-half goals from Michael Smith and Conor Washington were enough to see Hearts through to the Betfred Cup quarter finals.
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Hearts V. Raith Rovers (1956)
Easter Road, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Start of the Scottish FA (Football Association) Cup semi-final match between Heart of Midlothian and Raith Rovers. SV. Two Scottish captains tossing. SCU. Boy with large hat Raith for the Cup. GV. Raith kicking off with hooped socks. Thomson passes the ball back, and it is kicked up-field. Copland heads it on but he is intercepted by Heart's back and passed to Dave McKay who receives the ball. McKay kicks it out to Young but a Raith man intercepts and it goes to the outside left McMillan. He beats Kirk to start Raith Rovers attack. GV. Massed crowd. SV. Heart defender coming away with the ball. He flicks it out to the right wing but McLure is there to intercept the pass and kick back into the Heart's half. GV. Heart's goal area. Ball just dropping into goal area where a Raith player shoots and Duff dives to save. He pushes ball round post. SV. Massed crowd. SV. Heart of Midlothian on the attack. Young in possession, running towards the Raith goal. He beats the back and shoots. Stewart makes a fine save and clears up-field. SV. Ball comes through to a Heart's defender who kicks it back to John Crawford but McEwan robs him of the ball and starts running towards the Heart's half. SV. Massed crowds. SV. Raith player running with the ball. He is upended by a Heart's defender and loses the ball. A Heart's defender then kicks it back into the Raith's half. SV. Raith goal area. Hearts attacking. A player pushes ball out to Young who receives. Young centres the ball across the goal area where a Heart's man heads it towards the goal but it goes wide. SV. Massed crowd.
(Half Time). Football Scottish Cup semi-final. GV. Raith Rovers goal area. Hearts attacking. Conn in possession. He flicks it out to his outside left Crawford, who receives and kicks into the goal area, where the right wing tries a header. The ball goes up in the air and Stewart jumps and collects the ball. He runs and kicks it upfield. SV. Massed crowd. SV. McKenzie running with ball. He kicks it out to the left wing who receives. He beats his man and crosses the ball into the Raith goal mouth where W. Bauld tries a header, but it goes straight into Stewart's arms. He runs and kicks upfield. GV. Centre circle. Ball coming down . A Hearts and Raith man jump together to head, where it goes out to Crawford who heads it on but a Raith defender intercepts and kicks upfield. LV. Raith attacking. A running duel between Copland and Glidden towards the Hearts goal, but to avert danger Glidden instead of passing back to his goalkeeper flicks it away from the goal. Hearts goalkeeper chases it to avoid going for a corner and is hotly pursued by Copland, but the goalkeeper dives on the ball and Copland trips over him., but he gets up safely and runs upfield with the ball. SV. Crowd. SV. Players coming off field.
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Ultimate Hearts XI
To mark the launch of Pitchlife - the brand new mobile game that unlocks Hearts' history and players - we invited some bonafide Hearts legends to the Hearts Museum. Their task? To pick their Ultimate Hearts Team - starting with goalkeepers and defence...
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Edinburgh Football Stadiums
Take a look at Edinburgh Football Stadiums Easter Road and Tynecastle during off season. The homes of Hibernian FC and Heart of Midlothian FC. Both clubs are currently in the top league within Scottish Football (SPFL).
Dundee Utd 0 v 1 Heart Of Midlothian 05/04/86 - Goal
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Hibernian 0-1 Hearts | Olly Lee Goal Gives Craig Levein Side's Win | Ladbrokes Premiership
Olly Lee's stunning strike ensured Hearts became the first away side to win an Edinburgh derby in 15 attempts and moved them to within six points of the Scottish Premiership summit.
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he long-term significance
The year Hearts threw it all away, in one of Scotland's most dramatic league finales ever. The Jam Tarts last won the title in 1960 and only Celtic and Rangers have won it since Aberdeen in 1984- 85. Hearts, unbeaten in seven months, went into the last day of the season needing just a draw.
While Celtic were eradicating the Edinburgh club's commanding goal difference by beating St Mirren 5-0, nervous Hearts seemed to be doing just enough at Dens Park, until, in a last throw of the dice, Dundee brought on a journeyman striker who hadn't scored all season.
Story of the season
Hearts and Celtic drew on the first day of the campaign. No one realised that it was a portent of how tight their fight for the title would be. Hearts, promoted just a few seasons before, were considered also-rans, and Celtic inferior to Dundee Utd and champions Aberdeen.
Hearts lost their next two games – one of them 6-2 to St Mirren – and for three months Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen traded the top spot like nervous party guests playing pass-the-parcel. Rangers self-destructed in November, however, as Hearts hauled themselves into the top half. The Gers would only win six more games from November to the end of the season.
Alex Ferguson's Aberdeen initially looked the most likely to capitalise on Rangers' implosion, leading until just before Christmas. But then Hearts, fired by the goals of fans' favourite John Robertson and with Player of the Year Sandy Jardine and current Scotland manager Craig Levein in defence, overtook them with a momentum that in the new year would appear as unstoppable as it was unexpected.
They went 27 games unbeaten, but Celtic and Dundee Utd remained in close pursuit. And on the final day of the season, with Celtic banging them in at St Mirren and Hearts apparently clinging on for the point they needed, Dundee substitute Albert Kidd sensationally scored twice in the last ten minutes. Supporters with transistor radios spread the news among the delirious away section at Love Street and Celtic, who had only been top for two weeks in the autumn, were champions. And Kidd was now an unlikely Celtic hero. Hearts then lost the Cup final to Aberdeen and the I'm forever blowing doubles jokes rang around Scotland's playgrounds.
For the record books
Hearts' 27 league games without defeat coincided with four consecutive wins in the Cup for their longest ever unbeaten run, of 31 games. Rangers 4, Celtic 4 on March 22 remains the highest-scoring Old Firm draw.
All was not lost at Ibrox – a young Ally McCoist was the season's top scorer with 24 goals, followed by Celtic's Brian McClair on 22 and Hearts' John Robertson on 20. Motherwell and Clydebank fought a battle at the bottom that meant very little – there was no relegation this season as the top flight expanded to 12 for 1986-87.
Same place today
Celtic, Hearts, Aberdeen, Rangers and Motherwell have been ever-present in the top flight since 1986. Dundee Utd, St Mirren and Hibs are also currently in the Scottish Premier League.
Moved furthest away
Clydebank left the League set-up in 2002.
Dundee currently play in the First Division, and are facing a 25-point penalty for going into administration for the second time.