Celtic crush lonely Hearts with seven goals

Celtic romped through to the William Hill Scottish Cup fifth round with a 7-0 humiliation of Hearts at Tynecastle, handing the Gorgie side their biggest defeat in 40 years.

Celtic crush lonely Hearts with seven goals
Sun, 01 Dec, 2013 - 16:52

Hearts 0 Celtic 7

Celtic romped through to the William Hill Scottish Cup fifth round with a 7-0 humiliation of Hearts at Tynecastle, handing the Gorgie side their biggest defeat in 40 years.

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