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High 5: Iain McGill



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Iain McGill, 31, a company director from West Annandale Street, names his five best Hearts games.
1 Hearts 4-0 Hibs, 2006. Paul Hartley scored a hat-trick in the Scottish Cup semi-final at Hampden.

2 Hearts 2-1 Rangers, 1998. Hearts won the Scottish Cup Final at Celtic Park to lift the trophy for the first time in 42 years.

3 Bordeaux 0-1 Hearts, 2003. Mark de Vries' winning goal gave Hearts a shock victory in the second round of the UEFA Cup.

4 Hearts 4-4 Hibs, 2003. Graeme Weir scored two goals in stoppage time to equalise.

5 Hearts 1-0 Bayern Munich, 1989. Iain Ferguson hit in a free-kick in the UEFA Cup Quarter-Final.





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