1888–89 Heart of Midlothian F.C. season

1888–89 season

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Season 1888–89 was the thirteenth season in which Heart of Midlothian competed at a Scottish national level, entering the Scottish Cup for the thirteenth time.

Overview

Hearts reached the fourth round of the Scottish Cup losing to Campsie.^[1]

Hearts Won the East of Scotland Shield beating Leith Athletic in the final.^[2]

Results

Scottish cup

Main article: 1888–89 Scottish Cup

Scottish Cup R1	Boness		0 – 1		Hearts	Newtown Park	1 September 1888

Scottish Cup R2	Hearts		4 – 0		Erin Rovers Bathgate	Tynecastle Stadium	22 September 1888

Scottish Cup R3	Broxburn Star		2 – 2		Hearts	Broxburn	13 October 1888

Scottish Cup R3 Replay	Hearts		2 – 0		Broxburn Star	Tynecastle Stadium	20 October 1888

Scottish Cup R4	Campsie		3 – 1		Hearts	Campsie	3 November 1888

East of Scotland Shield

Main article: East of Scotland Shield

East of Scotland Shield R1	St Bernard's		1 – 1		Hearts	Powderhall Stadium	27 September 1888

East of Scotland Shield R1 Replay	Hearts		2 – 1		St Bernard's	Tynecastle Stadium	6 October 1888

East of Scotland Shield R2	Hearts		4 – 0		Norton Park	Tynecastle Stadium	27 October 1888

East of Scotland Shield R4	Hearts		1 – 1		Mossend Swifts	Tynecastle Stadium	17 November 1888

East of Scotland Shield R4 Replay	Mossend Swifts		0 – 4		Hearts	West Calder	8 December 1888

East of Scotland Shield SF	Polton Vale		0 – 11		Hearts	Loanhead	19 January 1889

East of Scotland Shield Final	Hearts		5 – 2		Leith Athletic	Hibernian Park	2 March 1889

References

↑ "Sat 3 November 1888 Scottish Cup Campsie 3 Hearts 1". Retrieved 25 June 2011.
↑ "Sat 2 March 1889 Edinburgh Shield Hearts 5 Leith Athletic 2". Retrieved 25 June 2011.

Statistical Record 88-89

External links

Official Club website

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