"They are very much a team performing well and getting results. The one concern I have about them and I have said this prior, they are very reliant on Lawrence Shankland. He has been in terrific form and that is an area hopefully in time with stability that they can continue to improve and bring more goals, and more support in the team in that area. But they are in good shape and good form. They have shown recently the ability to come from behind so they should go into the game with real confidence.”"They are very much a team performing well and getting results. The one concern I have about them and I have said this prior, they are very reliant on Lawrence Shankland. He has been in terrific form and that is an area hopefully in time with stability that they can continue to improve and bring more goals, and more support in the team in that area. But they are in good shape and good form. They have shown recently the ability to come from behind so they should go into the game with real confidence.”
"They are very much a team performing well and getting results. The one concern I have about them and I have said this prior, they are very reliant on Lawrence Shankland. He has been in terrific form and that is an area hopefully in time with stability that they can continue to improve and bring more goals, and more support in the team in that area. But they are in good shape and good form. They have shown recently the ability to come from behind so they should go into the game with real confidence.” | SNS Group

9 pundits make Hearts vs Rangers predictions as former Celtic star and Hibs hero have the same Jambos feeling

Hearts meet Rangers this Sunday with former pros at rival clubs like Celtic and Hibs fancying Steven Naismith’s side.

The pundits have had their say on which way they think Hearts vs Rangers is going to go this Sunday at Hampden Park.

Steven Naismith's side are coming into the game with momentum as their third place bid in the Premiership looks signed and sealed. The head coach would love to wrap the season up with more silverware and Sunday presents a chance to go one step closer to that goal.

In order to make the showpiece clash in May against Celtic, they'll have to get past Rangers, who they have never defeated at the national stadium. There's optimism in the punditry quarters too, with a former Celtic striker leaning maroon and even a Hibs hero reckons it will be a day for Hearts to remember in Mount Florida.

Here are what nine former players think about the semi-final and how the game could look.

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