Here are some of the key talking points from Hearts’ home clash with Rangers.

Hearts and Rangers played out a 2-2 draw at Tynecastle, marked by the hostile reception for former manager Derek McInnes and injured former striker Lawrence Shankland. The home crowd displayed a "Judas" banner directed at Shankland, who joined Rangers alongside Cammy Devlin over the summer. On the pitch, Kevin Kelsy opened the scoring for Rangers, but Hearts responded with goals from Claudio Braga and Calvin Miller before Olwethu Makhanya secured a point for the visitors.
The writer notes that Braga's strong display proved his effectiveness as a lead striker rather than playing in the number 10 role. Hearts manager Vrancken dealt with severe injury problems by fielding Calvin Miller in an unfamiliar attacking midfield position and using winger Rogers Mato as a full-back. The result comes as Hearts turn their attention to a Premier Sports Cup semi-final against rivals Hibernian at Hampden.
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