
Hearts' McInnes Updates Team News for Livingston Clash
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Hearts Derek McInnes shares team news ahead of Livingston clash, with Stephen Kingsley, Craig Halkett, and Beni Baningime available, but Tomas Magnusson out with a thigh strain. McInnes emphasizes the importance of focusing on the next two games, starting with a tough away match against Livingston, who have drawn four of their last five, including against Rangers and Hibs. Hearts aim to secure points to maintain momentum heading into the split.
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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Hearts' McInnes Updates Team News for Livingston Clash. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Hart's head coach Derek McKinnis dropped some solid team news ahead of Sunday's 2 p.m. clash at Livingston. Steven Kingsley is back in the mix. Craig Hawker is good to go, and Benny Bannon-Gymey has put in a full week of training, so he's in contention too. Thomas Magnison was looking sharp in a protective mask for his cheekbone issue, but he picked up a thigh strain during shooting practice on Wednesday, and will miss the trip. Harry Mellon and Stewart Finley are making progress from injuries, though Sunday might be too soon for Mellon Finley could sneak in. With just seven games left in the regular season, McKinnis says the squad is in a strong spot, with they need to handle business one match at a time. He is stressing the next two, this tough away day at Livingston, and then home against Motherwell before the split. Livingston sit bottom of the table after a two-nil loss at Kilmarnock, but do not sleep on them. They have drawn four of their last five, including. Against heavy hitters like Rangers and Hibs, McKinnis knows firsthand it's always a battle there, and hearts are locked in to start strong.
Grabbing those points will set them a clean heading into the split, keeping the momentum rolling just how they wanted. This has been Edinburgh News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story.
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