An incredible end at Ibrox as Hibernian break from a corner and Callum Wright strikes low with his left foot from the right on the edge of the box.
On second view, the shot takes a little nick off Tuur Rommens on its way past Ivor Pandur.
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The corner comes to little but Rangers recycle it well.
Djeidi Gassama picks it up wide left and fires low, forcing Raphael Sallinger into a m instinctive save with his feet.
Rangers 1-1 Hibernian
Rangers have a corner with a couple of minutes of added time left.
Rangers 1-1 Hibernian
There will be four added minutes at Ibrox, starting now.
Rangers 1-1 Hibernian
Owen Elding enters the fray for Hibernian, replacing Adam Mayor.
Rangers 1-1 Hibernian
Lawrence Shankland does well, while moving away from goal, to flick a header on target with a decent bit of power on it.
Raphael Sallinger scrambles across his goal to palm it away.
Rangers 1-1 Hibernian
Four minutes of regulation time at Ibrox.
Miguel Chaiwa, own goal
Rangers get the goal they were searching for and it looks like an own goal.
Djeidi Gassama forces his way forward and plays in a low cross, with Miguel Chaiwa's intervention turning the ball into the net.
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Cammy Devlin bursts a lung to get back and halt Adam Mayor on the counter for Hibs, who are in two-on-one.
It's a sensational tackle to take the ball away and win a throw-in.
FT: Motherwell 0-0 Falkirk
Motherwell manager Alfred Johansson tells BBC Scotland: "If you take into account the last 20 minutes of the game, I think it's a good point.
"Falkirk grew into the game and we kind of grew out of it. We will take the point. It's a game we created a couple of chances and we could have converted better and scored a goal but I think the performance in the second half, we expect more from each other.
"We need to be realistic and realise that it's a time of change with a lot of new people, players, staff, coming in. You need to realise then that you're going to have to build relationships, understanding of each other and the way we want to play. We need to learn all these players and that can take a little bit of time.
"We've started really good, we've taken a couple of victories already and were defensively solid, even if we weren't happy with the performance on the ball. This game is mainly down to us having to be better on the ball going forward."
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Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken tells BBC Scotland: "Really great. Also happy for the players because they worked hard for this. They didn't get what they deserved in the last few games.
"But they kept going. They stand up every time. You saw the confidence growing during the game and I'm happy to see that they tried to play in that mentality. The team spirit stayed and they tried to keep the clean sheet.
"A clean sheet and scoring goals is always good for confidence. He doesn't want to hear it for sure, but we've found a new left-back in Calvin Miller.
"He went there for the team, performed and gave everything. Now we have to keep going, it's only one game. Let's try and do it again."
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Djeidi Gassama's driven cross almost finds Ryan Naderi at the back post but he can't get a big toe on it to tap it in.
Another agonisingly close chance for the home side.
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Ross McCrorie replaces Findlay Curtis in Rangers' final change with 12 minutes to go.
This is the closest Lawrence Shankland has come to a first Rangers goal, the effort saved by Raphael Sallinger.
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Felix Passlack replaces Kanayo Megwa for Hibernian.
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Thelo Aasgaard jukes in from the left and unleashes a fizzing drive.
It dips a few yards too late and sails over the bar, though.
Rangers 0-1 Hibernian
Fifteen minutes to go at Ibrox. It's tense.
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Lawrence Shankland does so well to muscle his was back onto the ball in the box and nudge it into Mohamed Diomande's path but Hibs put it a spectacular block.
The ball's reclyced in and Hibs again defend with their lives to deny Shankland an Ibrox goal.
Immaterial in the end though, as the whistle goes for a handball by Cammy Devlin in the build-up.
Hibs are defending admirably. Rangers are attacking relentlessly.
FT: Motherwell 0-0 Falkirk
Falkirk manager John McGlynn tells BBC Scotland: "A very good point in the end.
"Great work rate from the whole team, we knew we'd have to do that coming here, Motherwell pass the ball so well and the bottom line for us was to work hard and make it difficult for them. There's loads of positives to take from the game, given where we were last week, the attitude was great, commitment was great. That's the minimum standard we should set.
"Finn Yeats hurt his ankle. He did his ankle in Portugal quite badly, I don't think it's as bad as it was then. Finn had been doing really well in the game, hopefully he's not out too long because Ethan Laidlaw has picked up a really bad injury. He's going to need an operation so it will be at least 12 weeks recovery."
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Djeidi Gassama and Thelo Aasgaard are sent on by Rangers and Nicolas Rasking and Daisuke Yokota make way.
Claudio Braga, linked with a move away from Hearts, scored his first of the season
At a glance
Hearts put four past Dundee United just days after Benfica drubbing
Wouter Vrancken picks up his first win as Hearts head coach
Goals from Tom Renaud, Calvin Miller, Claudio Braga and Josh McPake seal win in Gorgie
Wouter Vrancken got his first win as Heart of Midlothian head coach in his fifth attempt as they put on a classy attacking display to fire four goals past Dundee United at Tynecastle Park in the Scottish Premiership.
The Belgian suffered four defeats in his first four games in charge and came into this one off the back of a morale-sapping 6-1 thumping by Benfica just four days ago.
But his side responded brilliantly, starting brightly to race into a 2-0 lead before weathering a United fightback.
It was Tom Renaud who got the scoring started, fresh from his goal in Lisbon. Picking the ball up 30 yards from goal, the French midfielder arrowed the ball into the top corner after only four minutes.
A few moments later, Hearts had the chance to make it two from the spot as Daniel Bennie hauled down Jamie McCart from a corner. Up stepped Calvin Miller to double the lead.
It was almost 3-0 when Braga swivelled and got his shot off, but the ball cannoned off a post.
Strangely, that signalled the start of United's own wave of pressure, but the closest they could come was when Renaud headed a Lachlan Rose effort just over the bar.
Jim Goodwin's side started the second half with the same intensity, but again it was Hearts who proved more clinical as Braga fired low past goalkeeper Jack Walton.
It would soon be four. Hearts were free-flowing in attack and, when Josh McPake combined with Braga, it gave the former Saints man a chance to open his body and shoot, firing into the bottom corner for his first Hearts goal.
Despite their rotten record at this early stage of the season, plenty of Hearts fans would tell you that it's not actually been that all that bad.
The 4-0 loss to Sturm Graz was not a fair reflection of the game. The 2-1 loss to Aberdeen was a complete mental collapse in the dying stages. The 6-1 loss on Thursday night was against Portuguese giants and Champions League regulars Benfica.
It's hardly the start Vrancken would have wanted, but he got everything he asked for and more against Dundee United.
A reaction to that heavy defeat was the first thing on his Wishlist. A goal after four minutes soothed any fears of a European hangover.
A lethal edge up front would've been up there as well, and this was the game where it finally clicked up front.
Braga's link-up play was superb, McPake and Sabah Kerjota looked dangerous on the flanks, and Renaud looks more than capable of playing the intricate football Vrancken desires.
A clean sheet always helps, and Vrancken got that too. He's had to be patient but the centre-half pairing of midfielder Oisin McEntee and the unfancied Jamie McCart also worked, as they threw their bodies in front of everything.
This was a team missing six first-team defenders through injury or suspension, with players filling in all over the place at the back. Any questions about their mentality have been well and truly answered.
But what of United's mentality? A look at the graph above shows you that, despite going 2-0 down early on, they never stopped trying to play.
It sounds very strange to say of a team that have just been gubbed 4-0, but there was plenty to like about the performance.
The first goal was a moment of terrific quality, but the second was a coach killer. McCart wasn't even near challenging for the aerial ball when Bennie fouled him and it gave Hearts a much-needed cushion.
For the rest of the first half though, it was mostly United. Dylan Tait, wearing the captain's armband again, orchestrated from the middle of the park. Jesse Randall was a threat on the left. But they lacked a killer touch when it mattered.
Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken: "Really great. Also happy for the players because they worked hard for this. They didn't get what they deserved in the last few games.
"But they kept going. They stand up every time. You saw the confidence growing during the game and I'm happy to see that they tried to play in that mentality. The team spirit stayed and they tried to keep the clean sheet.
Dundee United Jim Goodwin: "For people not at the game today, they'd look at the scoreline and think that Hearts have given us a right going over.
"The reality is that we had plenty of the game. In the first half, I didn't think there was a lot between the two teams. Tom Renaud has struck a great ball from 40 yards. That's why we spoke to him in the summer and tried to bring him to Dundee United.
It's Premier Sports Cup action next week, but not before Hearts welcome Benfica to Tynecastle on Thursday night in the second leg of a Europa League qualifying tie that is effectively dead (19:45).
United host Celtic in the League Cup next Saturday in an evening kick off (17:45 both BST).
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| Team | Played | Won | Drawn | Lost | Goals For | Goals Against | Goal Difference | Points | Form, Last 6 games, Oldest first |
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| 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 1 | 5 | 6 |
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| 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 3 | 6 |
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| 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 4 |
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| 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 5 | 2 | 3 | 3 |
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| 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 3 |
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| 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 4 | 0 | 3 |
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| 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 3 |
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| 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | -1 | 3 |
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| 2 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 3 | -1 | 1 |
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| 2 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | -2 | 1 |
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| 2 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 5 | -4 | 1 |
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| 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 4 | 9 | -5 | 0 |
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Manager: Wouter Vrancken
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager: Jim Goodwin
Formation: 4 - 3 - 3
Manager: Wouter Vrancken
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager: Jim Goodwin
Formation: 4 - 3 - 3
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Five of the last six Scottish Premiership matches between Heart of Midlothian and Dundee United have been won by the away side, the exception a 1-1 draw at Tynecastle in November 2025. The last home win in this fixture was by Hearts in February 2023 (3-1).
Dundee United are unbeaten in three away games against Heart of Midlothian in the Scottish Premiership (W2 D1), facing a different Hearts manager each time (Steven Naismith, Neil Critchley, Derek McInnes.
Heart of Midlothian have lost their last two league games, last losing three in a row when they suffered five defeats in a row in August and September 2024. They’ve not started a season with two defeats since 2009-10 under manager Csaba László.
Dundee United haven’t kept a clean sheet in any of their last 17 away Scottish Premiership matches, since a 2-0 win at Dundee in August 2025. Since the start of last season, Dundee United have kept the fewest away clean sheets of any side in the league (1).
Only Rangers’ Emmanuel Fernandez (15) won more aerial duels on MD1 of this season’s Scottish Premiership than Dundee United’s Michael Forbes (8). He also ranked first among his teammates for headed clearances (7) and successful passes (32) in their 1-1 draw with Rangers.
