🔗 Share this article The Jambos Move Eight Points Clear Clear at the Summit Following Shankland's Penalty Defeats Celtic History wasn't made at Tynecastle, as it's far too early for such milestones. The encounter underlined is that Hearts possess a real serious opportunity of ending Scottish football's four decade-long dominance by two. That advantage stands at eight points for Hearts over the visitors, whom they decisively beat. The challenge is now for others. Turning Point in the Latter Period A brief but pivotal phase were key, following a tight first half that was evenly matched. What was so notable after Hearts surged 3-1 in front was how untroubled the remainder of the game was for the Tynecastle team. Kyziridis netted the second goal, cutting in from the left before blasting a strike past the motionless the goalkeeper. Delight increased in the stands, Dane Murray bringing down the Hearts player for a spot-kick that the captain tucked away. Brendan Rodgers looked dejected; challenges abound for him. Fans start to rejoice after Kyziridis (second right) puts Hearts 2-1 up against the opposition. Hoops' Reaction Celtic had actually recovered well from Hearts’ rapid start. The defender, who endured a torrid afternoon, scored an own goal due to haste when trying to clear a delivery from Shankland. The Hoops worked their way into the game, the captain Callum McGregor, finishing a Tierney pull-back for the equaliser. Stubborn Defence The Hearts goalkeeper Alexander Schwolow, who had made a brilliant stop from Nygren in the first half, blocked an Arne Engels shot which touched Tómas Magnússon. Halkett thwarted a Yamada attempt in the dying moments. They comfortably saw out the game as the clock ticked down. “We stand firm” has become the favoured chant at Tynecastle. It is becoming increasingly difficult the buzz. Detailed coverage to follow.