5 – 0
“Laurent Mendy opens the scoring from a corner to put Hearts ahead 1-0.”
Pivotal“Calvin Miller converts a penalty to double Hearts' advantage to 2-0.”
Pivotal“Calvin Miller nets his second penalty of the game to make it 3-0 just after half-time.”
Pivotal“Claudio Braga finishes off a Calvin Miller assist to put Hearts 4-0 ahead.”
“Josh McPake caps off the rout with a fifth goal, assisted by Malachi Walcott.”
Outstanding performance

Hearts dismantled St. Mirren with a clinical first-half platform built on Laurent Mendy's opener and two Calvin Miller penalties, before pulling away completely after the break. The hosts dominated in every metric that mattered - doubling St. Mirren's shot count, creating four big chances to their opponents' one, and controlling 66% of overall match dominance - and converted that control into goals through Miller's influence, both as scorer and creator for Claudio Braga's fourth. St. Mirren never found a foothold, managing just one shot on target all game, and their afternoon was compounded by Wouter Vrancken picking up a card on the touchline as frustration boiled over. For Hearts this result is a statement in mid-table given their position heading into the fixture, while St. Mirren will need to regroup quickly after a performance offering little to build on.
How entertaining was this match?
Hearts and St Mirren both arrive at Tynecastle desperate to halt winless skids, with third-placed Hearts leaning on a perfect home record and a dominant recent head-to-head edge over the Buddies. Manager Wouter Vrancken knows a misstep could let Rangers and Celtic stretch further clear at the top.