Hearts had their Remembrance Day service ahead of their latest match.

Heart of Midlothian held their annual Remembrance Day service at the Haymarket War Memorial in Edinburgh on Sunday morning ahead of their Premiership match against Falkirk. The event brought together representatives from Hearts, rivals Hibernian, Dunfermline Athletic, and local elected officials to lay wreaths and pay tribute.
Conducted by chaplain Mark Fleming, the morning service included club board members, coaching staff, youth teams, and supporters. Club captain Craig Halkett delivered a reading honoring the sacrifices made by the historic Hearts side before members of the public laid wreaths.
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