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“No, nothing will ever be worse than that,” Hearts skipper

Hearts captain Stephen Kingsley has spoken about his side’s 7-1 hammering at Celtic Park on Sunday afternoon and also the 3-1 defeat at the home of the Champions back in May. You’ll enjoy this…C...

“No, nothing will ever be worse than that,” Hearts skipper

Hearts captain Stephen Kingsley reflected on his team's 7-1 defeat at Celtic Park, expressing that it was the worst result he has ever faced. The match, which occurred on October 18, 2026, saw Hearts struggle defensively, with every goal conceded attributed to mistakes from the Hearts side. Kingsley acknowledged Celtic's clinical performance and the frustration felt by his own team for failing to recover from their errors.

Despite the disappointment, Kingsley emphasized the importance of bouncing back in their upcoming European match against Trabzonspor and vowed to provide a performance worthy of their supporters.

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