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Can Hearts prove credentials at scene of title heartbreak?

Can Hearts prove credentials at scene of title heartbreak?
BBC Sport Saturday 17 October 2026, 18:37 UTC 1 min read
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Hearts' last trip to Parkhead ended with their title dream being crushed in the space of 11 minutes. They return to face Celtic on Sunday refreshed and reshaped.

Hearts' last trip to Parkhead ended with their title dream being crushed in the space of 11 minutes. They return to face Celtic on Sunday refreshed and reshaped.
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