Joel Sked is an Editor at Hearts Standard. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and sports business, with a keen focus on individual and team sports, as well as international sports leagues and tournaments. Joel's work has been featured in The Herald Scotland, Glasgow Times, and The Scotsman.
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Joel Sked's articles mainly focus on local sports, particularly football and the activities of Hearts FC in the Scottish Premiership. His emphasis on event coverage and player interviews indicates a preference for content related to ongoing games, team activities, or exclusive player insights.
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Team news shortly 10 years since Hearts last won at Pittodrie
Team news shortly 10 years since Hearts last won at Pittodrie
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Heart of Midlothian continue their wait for a win over Aberdeen at Pittodrie, falling to 2-1 defeat despite leading going into the 90th minute.
Wouter Vrancken provided an update on Heart of Midlothian 's centre-back injuries while expressing his disappointment at the way his side lost 2-1 at Aberdeen.
After a summer of gut punches, plus a run of 15 games without success at Pittodrie, Heart of Midlothian found a new way to leave the support perplexed, especially for the 1,613 who travelled north.
Pittodrie Stadium. For fans of Heart of Midlothian , standing exposed in the South Stand, the ground has become something of a torture chamber.
Heart of Midlothian will find out their possible opponents for the Europa and Conference League play-offs this afternoon, and UEFA has narrowed down the options.
Heart of Midlothian will appeal the red card shown to Stuart Findlay during the team's 2-1 loss to Aberdeen, citing a lack of consistency.
If Heart of Midlothian cause a huge upset when they take on Benfica in the Europa League third qualifying round, they will take on the winners of Aarhus or Sabah in the play-off.
