Surprisingly, though there were no wins for ANY of the Jambos across any of the games.
Craig Wighton was on target in the Championship’s televised game for loan club Dunfermline – who he will join permanently in the summer – and made a huge early impact for the Pars.
The striker found the net to put Stevie Crawford’s side 2-0 up against Dundee after laying on the opener for Kevin O’Hara. However Dundee battled back to win 3-2.
Lewis Moore completed 90 minutes for Arbroath against Inverness Caledonian Thistle after sitting out last week’s match with his parent club. However Dick Campbell’s side were defeated 1-0 in Inverness with a goal from ex-Tynecastle trainee Nikolay Todorov.
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In League One, Harry Cochrane played 50 minutes of Montrose’s 2-2 draw with Clyde and Connor Smith was replaced after 73 minutes of Cove Rangers’ 0-0 draw with East Fife. Cammy Logan was an unused substitute for Paul Hartley’s side.
Further down the divisions Chris Hamilton was a 90th minute substitute on for Stirling Albion in a 1-1 draw at Elgin City while Harry Stone was in goals for Albion Rovers in a 1-1 home draw with Annan Athletic.
It was another 1-1 draw for Olly Lee and Gillingham in England’s skybet League One. The on-loan Hearts midfielder came off the bench after an hour and found the equaliser for his temporary team six minutes later to secure a key point against league leaders Hull.
Colin Doyle and Jordan Roberts were both out of action in the SPFL Premiership with the international weekend providing a break for the league, but Craig Gordon and Michael Smith were both away on international duty.
While Hearts went down 3-2 to Queen of the South without the pair, Gordon was an unused substitute for Scotland in a 1-1 draw in Tel Aviv against Israel and Smith was a late substitute for Northern Ireland in a 2-1 defeat against the USA in Belfast – marked for a wonder-goal for one-time Hearts transfer target Niall McGinn in the closing stages.