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‘It will be mayhem if we win’: Hearts fans await title decider with Celtic

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read

Heart of Midlothian are gaining temporary fans from other Scottish teams who resent Celtic and Rangers’ dominance

Edinburgh, a festival city, is preparing for a different kind of carnival this weekend. Roads will be closed, buses rerouted and trams will stop running down Princes Street. Civic leaders are preparing a reception at the city chambers.

It all depends on the result of a football match in Glasgow on Saturday.

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