Overview
- Hearts, which beat Rangers 2-1 at Tynecastle on Monday, moved three points clear of Celtic and seven ahead of Rangers with three games to play.
- The result came after trailing at half-time and extended a run of four straight comebacks to take points, including three wins in a row.
- PFA Scotland Player of the Year Claudio Braga said the team thrive on togetherness over style and he skipped celebrations to focus on the match.
- Braga credited a loud Tynecastle for driving their home form and said Hearts have not lost there this season.
- Yahoo Sports reported Hearts are on a club-record 76 points, and the next test is Saturday away to Motherwell.