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Passlack's Derby Prep: Hibs vs Hearts

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Felix Passlack, Hibs German right-back, is rallying the team for the Edinburgh derby against Hearts. Drawing from his experience in intense German derbies, he emphasizes the need to win the physical battle first. Passlack, a former Borussia Dortmund player, faced his boyhood club Schalke twice in the Revierderby, learning to channel nerves into energy. After moving to Hibs, he was inspired by the teams victory over Hearts in December and is now pushing for high energy and fight to secure a win in this crucial game.

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Passlack's Derby Prep: Hibs vs Hearts

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Passlack's Derby Prep: Hibs vs Hearts. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00It's April 26th. This is Edinburgh News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Hives Defender Felix Pasleck is firing up the squad for today's Edinburgh Derby against hearts at a sold-out Easter road. The German Ryback says the team must win the physical battle first before focusing on football skills. Drawing from his experience in massive German derby's, he knows these clashes demand total commitment on the pitch. That grew up in Batrop as a shalky fan, but broke through at rivals Borussia Dortmund making 55 appearances. He faced his boyhood club twice in the revered derby, both ending in draws, amid 82,000 roaring fans, just 35 kilometers apart. Those games taught him to channel nerves into pure energy. His family stuck with shalky, and he could tell his dad struggled watching him play against him. Still, Pasleck calls it the right move in one of the world's biggest rivalries. To nearly three years at Bochem, he caught Hives' three-two win over hearts in December,

1:01from the stands, blown away by fans singing sunshine on, leaf afterward. That vibe sealed his February move to David Grayside. He debuted in February's 1-0 loss at Tinecastle, but felt they played solid overall. Now with season targets on the line, he's pushing for high energy and fight to turn things around. Pasleck sees this as one of Hives' biggest games, handle the battle, play their style, and grab the win to keep pushing forward.

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