Lawrence Shankland's Hearts heroics get John Robertson on the blower after matching record in Hibs thumping

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Barcelona's Raphinha was left scratching his head after David de Gea not only stopped his long-range rocket - but plucked it out of the air with ease.The former Leeds United forward, who joined Barcelona for an initial fee of £50million in the summer, was looking to hit back after Marcus Rashford's equaliser but came up against an inspired Manchester United goalkeeper.Having lined up a strike from long range, the Brazil international got everything behind it but was left scratching the top of his head after it was easily dealt with.READ MORE: Marcus Rashford now being dubbed 'world's best player' who could win Ballon d'OrOne tweet said: "Raphinha's reaction to David De Gea just catching his 100mph shot is priceless."A second said: "Lol I actually laughed here. It was at this moment he knew he had to score." And a third chuckled: "Here come the memes."Who will progress after the second-leg? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below.Having scored an equalising goal after Jules Kounde put through his own net, the 26-year-old was furious to be subbed off by Xavi with the game ending 2-2.Having looked fuming while walking off, he punched and kicked the seat in front after finding his spot on the substitute's bench.His manager was then asked about the reaction, saying that he had indeed received an apology but hadn't called for one from the passionate star.Xavi said after the game: "I understand Raphinha’s frustration, I was also angry when I used to be substituted.

Barcelona bench as he went wild after his fuming reaction to being substituted. The Brazilian winger was visibly frustrated at seeing his number come up seven minutes after scoring an equaliser as he was taken off by manager Xavi in the 83rd minute of Thursday's Europa League 2-2 draw with Manchester United.

One is Hearts’ record goalscorer. The other is the Jambos’ all-time record appearance holder.

Kyogo and Lawrence Shankland are among the contenders for the European Golden Boot - but have some work to do to catch runaway leader Erling Haaland.

There is just one game left in the Scottish Cup fourth round and the transfer deals are taking centre stage once again.

Pundits Christophe Berra and Jack Ross were in agreement Lawrence Shankland's sending off was harsh on Hearts.

Under Pressure Lee Johnson insists Hibs had no excuses as he slammed his sides defending in a derby drubbing that stretched their winless run against Hearts to nine games.

Robbie Neilson joked he wanted Toby Sibbick to put the ball out for a GOAL KICK before he netted the sublime injury strike that put the seal on a Hearts Scottish Cup win - and the Tynecastle gaffer’s first ever as a player or manager at the home of his fierce rivals.

Disappointed Lee Johnson reckons Ryan Porteous should have known better than to commit the "silly" foul that led to Hearts' opener at Easter Road. And the boss admits his side were punished by the "harsh realities" of cup football.

Lawrence Shankland became the first Hearts player since strike legend John Robertson to hit 20 goals in a season to help give Jambos boss Robbie Neilson his first EVER win at Easter Road and fire the men in maroon into the Scottish Cup last 16 with a 3-0 victory over Hibs.

It's derby day in the capital, just three weeks after the last meeting of the Edinburgh duo.

Lee Johnson reckons Hibs have the best forward line in the Premiership outside the Old Firm – even better than city rivals Hearts.

Hibs vs Hearts in the Scottish Cup is becoming an almost annual occurrence these days.

Barry Ferguson wants to see Rangers sign a "dominating playmaker" in midfield this month, in addition to Todd Cantwell and a new striker.

Alex Cochrane has pleaded with fans to stop throwing objects at players ahead of this weekend’s Edinburgh derby in the Scottish Cup.

Robbie Neilson insists Hearts’ 5-0 demolition of Aberdeen means NOTHING in comparison to a Scottish Cup Edinburgh derby this weekend.

Aberdeen might only be third in Michael Beale's mind, but their ambitions of finishing there in real life may rest on at least not losing in the capital tonight.