Mato latest to pick up injury during draw with Rangers…

Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken addressed a post-match handshake with Rangers manager Derek McInnes following a 2-2 draw at Tynecastle. Vrancken noted that while he would have preferred a warmer exchange, there was no hostility between them after the intensely fought encounter. He praised his squad's fighting spirit despite their disappointment over conceding a late equalizer to Rangers.
Claudio Braga and Calvin Miller scored for Hearts to overturn Kevin Kelsy's opener before Olwethu Makhanya equalized in the 89th minute. Vrancken criticized the free-kick leading to the goal as soft and confirmed Rogers Mato sustained a calf injury during the match.
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