By Stephen Mcgowan Different managers and a different league. But this was the same old Edinburgh derby. A windswept, blood and thunder affair best viewed through the cracks of the fingers, it finished as most of them do. With red cards and a Hearts win. The victorious coach Robbie Neilson came closest to the truth when he claimed afterwards: ‘Football broke out a little bit.’ He was being generous. Hibs captain Liam Craig missed a penalty which proved the forerunner to another day of derby misery and recrimination for the Easter Road club and their captain. Prince of Edinburgh: Buaben celebrates after scoring the decisive goal from the penalty spot in second half
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Hibs captain Liam Craig missed a penalty in the 38th minute at Tynecastle
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Nicholson put hosts in front with long-range strike 15 minutes from the end
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Scott Robertson was then sent off for Hibs, after a foul on Prince Buaben
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Buaben dusted himself down to score resulting spot-kick and make it 2-0
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Hearts striker Osman Sow was shown red for elbowing Michael Nelson
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Hearts sub Jamie Walker escaped an alleged headbutt on Hibs defender Lewis Stevenson shortly after Farid El Alagui scored for the visitors
Had he mustered even half as much bravado for his penalty kick in 31 minutes @placeholder might have taken something from this.
The goal did nothing to improve the @placeholder mood or darken that of Hearts as the final whistle prompted familiar scenes of bedlam.