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Hearts U19s Stun Hibs in Edinburgh Derby

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Hearts under-nineteen squad stuns Hibernian in Edinburgh derby, securing a 3-1 victory at Oriam. Despite a poor performance, Hearts coach Darren McGregor and player Owen Calder express confidence in bouncing back in the rematch next Tuesday.

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Hearts U19s Stun Hibs in Edinburgh Derby

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Hearts U19s Stun Hibs in Edinburgh Derby. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Hearts under 19 squad just handed hibernian under 19s. A tough 3-1 loss in the Edinburgh Derby at Aureum, grabbing all 3 points in, lead play. The home side jumped out to a 2-go lead by half-time, with Charlie Sanders tapping in close range and Tommy North heading home right before the. Break, then Callen Robb sealed it after Jamie McMurdo pulled one back for Hibbs around the hour mark. Coming into this, Hibbs had a shot at stretching 6 points clear of second place rangers, while hearts were shaking off a Scottish youth cup final. Hangover, but the youngsters stepped up big time. Coach Darren McGregor was straight up frustrated, calling it a very poor showing across the board, saying his team lacked fight in a rousal for the rivalry, especially when they needed to defend their box and win duels. Player Owen Calder echoed that disappointment, pointing to sloppy set-piece defending on all 3 hearts goals despite not creating much else, but he's confident the squad will bounce back hard in the rematch next Tuesday, May 5th, at HTC, to flip the script.

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