London Hearts Xmas Quiz 2012

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1. Hearts won 3-2 vs Hibs on Boxing Day 2006. Who scored the winner?

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Saulius Mikoliunas scored the winning goal for Hearts in their 3-2 victory against Hibs on Boxing Day 2006.

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Explore the historical matches of Hearts football club through this engaging quiz. Test your knowledge on key games from as far back as 1875, including notable matches on Christmas Day and player trivia. Perfect for fans of Scottish football history.

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2. Hearts last played a game on Xmas Day in 1971? What was that match?

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3. Hearts only had 8 players for the 1st 20 minutes in that game vs Hibernians on Xmas Day 1875

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In the game against Hibernians on Christmas Day 1875, Hearts only had 8 players for the first 20 minutes. This suggests that either some players were injured or unable to participate, or there was a delay in the arrival of the full team. The fact that the statement is true indicates that Hearts faced a disadvantage in terms of manpower during the initial phase of the game.

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4. Which team did Hearts beat 1-0 on Sat 25 Dec 1875?

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Hearts beat Hibernians 1-0 on Sat 25 Dec 1875.

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5. On Xmas Day 1880 Hibernians beat the 'Holmes Zulus' 6-0. From which English City were the 'Holmes Zulus' from?

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The correct answer is Sheffield. This can be inferred from the fact that the question states that Hibernians beat the 'Holmes Zulus' in a football match. The name 'Holmes Zulus' suggests that the team is likely from Sheffield, as Sheffield was known for its steel industry and had a large population of African and Caribbean immigrants in the late 19th century.

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6. Hearts won 7-0 vs Arbroath which two players got 'hat-tricks'?

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Willie Gibson and Drew Busby are the two players who scored hat-tricks in the game.

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7. How much were 'Ladies' charged to attend that game on Xmas Day 1880?

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The correct answer is that the ladies were not charged anything to attend the game on Christmas Day 1880. They were allowed to attend for free.

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8. Which of these Hearts Players were born on 25 Dec? Check all that apply.

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Chris Robertson and Allan Moore were born on 25 Dec.

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9. Who scored the other goal out of the 7 that day?

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Malcolm Robertson scored the other goal out of the 7 that day.

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10. Which 2 Hearts players were born on 31st December?

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Sandy Jardine and Craig Gordon were both born on 31st December.

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Hearts won 3-2 vs Hibs on Boxing Day 2006. Who scored the winner?
Hearts last played a game on Xmas Day in 1971? What was that match?
Hearts only had 8 players for the 1st 20 minutes in that game vs...
Which team did Hearts beat 1-0 on Sat 25 Dec 1875?
On Xmas Day 1880 Hibernians beat the 'Holmes Zulus' 6-0. From...
Hearts won 7-0 vs Arbroath which two players got 'hat-tricks'?
How much were 'Ladies' charged to attend that game on Xmas Day...
Which of these Hearts Players were born on 25 Dec? Check all that...
Who scored the other goal out of the 7 that day?
Which 2 Hearts players were born on 31st December?
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