Hearts and Hibs have both been selling tickets in their thousands for Sunday’s big game.

Hearts supporters are set to outnumber Hibs fans at Hampden Park after selling out their full ticket allocation of approximately 23,500 for Sunday's Premier Sports Cup semi-final. Hibs reached their ticket sales deadline at noon on Friday, with the Leith club believed to have sold between 18,500 and 19,000 briefs ahead of the Edinburgh derby.
Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken expressed pride despite a frustrating midweek 2-2 league draw against Rangers, where Olwethu Makhanya scored an 89th-minute equalizer. Meanwhile, Hibs manager Marink Reedijk noted both disappointment and positive progress following his side's 1-1 draw with St Mirren ahead of the cup clash.
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