Hearts moved three points clear at the top of the Premiership with an impressive 2-1 win over Celtic in Glasgow.
Goals from Claudio Braga and Oisin McEntee made it a debut to forget for new Celtic manager Wilfried Nancy, who changed his team’s shape in a tactical move that backfired. They did score a stoppage-time goal through Kieran Tierney - but it was not enough to spark a fightback.
The Hearts players celebrated wildly at full time after putting in a performance full of grit and determination. They took their chances well and have only lost one game all season. They have played a game more than Celtic but could move six points ahead next weekend if they beat Falkirk while Celtic are on Premier Sports Cup final duty against St Mirren.
Nancy’s Celtic side face Roma on Thursday in the Europa League as they try to bounce back from this defeat.
We give each player a mark out of ten for their performances at Celtic Park.
9. Harry Milne
Played well at left-back. Tenacious defending and a willing support act going forward. Excellent delivery for McEntee's header from a corner. Booked on 36 minutes for pulling back Yang and as a result suspended for Rangers clash for sixth caution of season. Replaced by McCart as he was walking a tightrope. 8 | PA
10. Yang Hyun-jun
Asked to play in an unusual right wing-back role. Lacked quality in the final third despite plenty of energy. Celtic needed more from him. Booked for cynically pulling back Milne's shirt. 4 | SNS Group
11. Arne Engels
Deeply frustrating day for the Belgian midfielder. Too often picked the wrong option and lacked conviction with his finishing - the most glaring piece of evidence when his header from point blank range was straight at Schwolow. 4 | SNS Group
12. Callum McGregor
Most of Celtic's best passing went through him. However, the captain was too easily brushed aside for Braga's opening goal. 5 | PA