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The burgeoning rapport between Marc McNulty and Christian Doidge has all the hallmarks of a potent partnership for Hibernian.

Steven Naismith did not sign up for this. When the Scotland striker penned a four-year contract with Hearts last summer, he intended to spearhead a charge for European qualification, challenge for silverware or, in the worst case, secure a place in the 
top six.

Daniel Stendel is adamant too many clubs travel to Celtic Park with damage limitation in mind as the Hearts head coach vowed to go on the front foot at the home of the champions.

Hibernian narrowly failed in a daring bid to bring Scottish Cup hero Liam Henderson back to Easter Road.

Dale Carrick is leading a double life. By day he helps develop the next generation of Hearts stars. By night, he trains with Airdrieonians and, on Saturday, he will lead the Diamonds attack as they attempt to knock the struggling Tynecastle side out of the Scottish Cup.

Hibernian head coach Jack Ross picked up plaudits and admiration from his previous visits to Celtic Park as a manager. On this occasion he intends to emerge with points.

Ann Budge says she is humbled by the “astonishing” generosity of the anonymous benefactors ploughing money into Hearts.

Ex-Liverpool stopper to return to Easter Road on short-term deal

Former Hibs midfielder Stuart Lovell reckons Daniel Stendel is the standout candidate for the managerial vacancy at Easter Road because his teams play a brand of football that would be popular with the club’s supporters.

Paul Heckingbottom has more reason than most to feel sorry for Craig Levein.

Ivan Bebek, the referee who halted England's fixture against Bulgaria due to deplorable racist chanting, will take charge of Celtic's Europa League clash with Lazio on Thursday.

Former Hibs hero Marvin 
Bartley reckons Paul Heckingbottom’s summer signings are guilty of underestimating the standard of Scottish football.

Aymen Souda illuminated Almondvale on his first start for Livingston as the Lions claimed a hard-fought victory over industrious Ayr United.

Mikael Lustig insists his potential departure from Celtic should have been handled better as he dropped the biggest hint yet that he is set to leave.

Paul Heckingbottom may not have changed much since his Barnsley days but Stevie Mallan most definitely has.

Kevin Nisbet collected an award before a ball was even kicked last night – and things only got better as a remarkable campaign for the Raith Rovers marksman continues.

Harry Cochrane insists he is fit and ready to end a rollercoaster campaign on a soaring high – as Hearts manager Craig Levein claimed he would have no qualms about pitching the talented teenager into the Scottish Cup final.