It's been two weeks without Scottish Premiership action but Hearts are back at Tynecastle Park this weekend to welcome visitors Aberdeen. A day out at the football is so much more than just the result for the Jambos' followers with a huge sense of community and tradition in matchday rituals making it so much more.
With a capacity of nearly 20,000 and towering stands that hold fans close to the pitch, Tynecastle Park is one of the country's very best stadiums. Ahead of this weekend's return to action, the Edinburgh Evening News looks through 10 traditions that Hearts fans must have taken part in over the years.
1. The Bridge of Doom
The walk to Easter Road on derby day includes the famously busy stroll over the so-called The Bridge of Doom. Photo: SNS Group
2. Visit the Tynecastle Arms
Situated right by Tynecastle Park, the Tynecastle Arms is always packed on matchday and has a buzzing atmosphere. Photo: Google Streetview
3. Celebrated on ‘the dancefloor’
Away from home, Hearts fans have coined the Easter Road South Stand as ‘the dancefloor’ in honour of celebrating famous victories over their Edinburgh rivals. Photo: SNS Group
4. Flashed a 5-1 gesture
If a Hearts fan ever needs something to wind up a Hibs supporters, a reminder of the 2012 Scottish Cup final scoreline is a go-to. Photo: SNS Group