Heart of Midlothian faced a brutal week, losing star striker Lawrence Shankland and midfielder Cammy Devlin to long‑term injuries. Coach Derek McInnes turned to the club’s Jamestown Analytics platform, hoping its data‑driven picks will fill the void before the clash with Celtic at Tynecastle today.

The latest acquisition, 22‑year‑old Ugandan striker Rogers Mato, arrived from North Macedonian champions Vardar after a prolific 12‑goal, 13‑game run. McInnes also eyed former Estonian winger Pierre Landry Kabore and Kazakhstan’s Islam Chesnokov, while a bid for Forest Green midfielder Laurent Mendy was rejected in the transfer window for the.

With Celtic poised to close the gap to three points, McInnes must rely on these fresh faces to keep the title charge alive. The success of Jamestown will be judged in the next two months, as Hearts battle injuries and a tight schedule. Fans will watch the Sunday showdown closely.