Craig Cairns is a sports reporter at Hearts Standard. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, as well as the business side of sports, competitive sports, and events. Craig's work has been featured in The Courier.
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Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Local)
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Craig Cairns focuses mainly on local sports, particularly football in Scotland. He provides event coverage and announcements related to various Scottish football teams like Dunfermline, Raith Rovers, and Arbroath. To effectively reach out to Craig, consider offering exclusive insights or interviews with players, coaches, or staff from these specific teams. Providing unique statistics or behind-the-scenes information about the mentioned clubs could also be of interest to him.
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This could be one of Heart of Midlothian 's easier-to-predict line-ups of the season.
By Joel Sked & Craig Cairns Last chance for league-phase football Team news soon More Stories
By Joel Sked & Craig Cairns James Wilson starts Teenage striker the only change from last week's 2-2 draw More Stories
By Joel Sked & Craig Cairns James Wilson starts, the only change from last week's first leg Vrancken explains decision to include teenage striker
By Joel Sked & Craig Cairns Kara goal gives Rapid a 1-0 lead Magnusson replaced injured Renaud early on, Frenchman stretchered off
By Joel Sked & Craig Cairns Kara goal gave Rapid a 1-0 lead Second-half sub Kabore equalised after Magnusson sent off
Heart of Midlothian have learned who they will face in the league phase of the Conference League.
Though it is an answer that could easily change with time, Wouter Vrancken has two favourite moments from Wednesday night's heroics in the Conference League play-off.
By Craig Cairns and Angus Blacklock Heart of Midlothian made it six games without defeat after a 2-1 win at home to St Johnstone.
While Heart of Midlothian were battling their way past Rapid Vienna against the odds, Tomas Magnusson was an isolated figure.
