Watch Dunfermline v Hearts Online Free Live Stream Scotland Premier League -15 October-2011,16:00 CET. Andrew Barrowman will miss out for Hearts as he is recovering from having his appendix out. Nick Phinn, Martin Hardie and Kevin Rutkiewicz continue their spell on the sidelines while Jason Thomson will not play because of a gentlemen's agreement between his current and parent club.Watch Dunfermline v Hearts Live Stream Online PC TV Video Free, Dunfermline v Hearts Live Online Instant Streaming Internet TV Free, Dunfermline v Hearts Live Soccer TV Channels Online, Dunfermline v Hearts live streaming broadcast Online Today, Dunfermline v Hearts Live Stream Online Video Coverage Now, Scotland Premier League live stream online HD TV Online, Dunfermline v Hearts Live Stream Online HDTV Coverage Here.TEAM NEWS : Dunfermline v Hearts Preview :.Injuries and suspensions.David Obua is doubtful with a thigh injury. Andrew Driver and Marian Kello could return to the side after injury. Calum Elliot has recovered after knee surgery but will not feature.
You can keep up to date throughout the season with our injury and suspension lists.
Dunfermline league form (last five): L-L-D-L-L
After a promising start Dunfermline have hit a rough patch and have taken just one point from their last five games, conceding 17 goals. A 4-0 defeat to Aberdeen a fortnight ago was the latest in a series of harsh lessons for the Pars. Dunfermline sit 11th.
Andy Kirk is the top scorer at East End Park, having scored three this season. Ryan Thomson and Joe Cardle have scored two each, while Jason Thomson, Martin Hardie and Paul Burns have registered one apiece.
Hearts league form (last five): W-L-W-D-W
On their own turf there are few, if any, sides as good as Hearts have been this term. The 2-0 victory against Celtic showed just what a tough proposition they have become at Tynecastle. Away from home is a different story as Hearts have won just two games in 2011 on their travels.
Ryan Stevenson and John Sutton have scored two goals each this term. Andy Webster, David Obua, Jamie Hamill, Rudi Skacel, Stephen Elliott and Arvydas Novikovas have one each.
Scotland Premier League
Match : Dunfermline v Hearts
Date: Saturday, 15 October, 2011
Kick Off Time: 15:00 BST
Venue: East End Park
Live/Repeat: Live
On-loan Jason Thomson is also out because a gentleman's agreement forbids him turning out against Hearts who are his parent club.
For Hearts, David Obua is doubtful, while winger Andrew Driver could return to the squad.
Marian Kello is pushing for a return from a shoulder injury while Calum Elliot is recovering from knee surgery.
Jim McIntyre, Dunfermline manager:
"When you turn in a performance like the Aberdeen match then you deserve all the criticism going. We just weren't at the races at all.
"Every facet of what we did well in our first seven games was missing. That wasn't good enough and we are all well aware of that. Now they've got a chance to make amends."
Hearts midfielder Eggert Jonsson:
"The St Johnstone game away was just a bad day for us. We spoke after the game and everyone was disappointed.
"There was no better game to bounce back than playing Celtic at home.
"We knew what we had to do and that was obviously to win the game and get three points.
"But since then we can't really talk about it. Okay, we won but now we have to look forward and going from Celtic to Dunfermline away.
"If we don't get a good result in this game then the Celtic game doesn't mean anything.
"You can't just go and beat Celtic and not perform against the teams we think we should be winning against."
You can keep up to date throughout the season with our injury and suspension lists.
Dunfermline league form (last five): L-L-D-L-L
After a promising start Dunfermline have hit a rough patch and have taken just one point from their last five games, conceding 17 goals. A 4-0 defeat to Aberdeen a fortnight ago was the latest in a series of harsh lessons for the Pars. Dunfermline sit 11th.
Andy Kirk is the top scorer at East End Park, having scored three this season. Ryan Thomson and Joe Cardle have scored two each, while Jason Thomson, Martin Hardie and Paul Burns have registered one apiece.
Hearts league form (last five): W-L-W-D-W
On their own turf there are few, if any, sides as good as Hearts have been this term. The 2-0 victory against Celtic showed just what a tough proposition they have become at Tynecastle. Away from home is a different story as Hearts have won just two games in 2011 on their travels.
Ryan Stevenson and John Sutton have scored two goals each this term. Andy Webster, David Obua, Jamie Hamill, Rudi Skacel, Stephen Elliott and Arvydas Novikovas have one each.
Scotland Premier League
Match : Dunfermline v Hearts
Date: Saturday, 15 October, 2011
Kick Off Time: 15:00 BST
Venue: East End Park
Live/Repeat: Live
On-loan Jason Thomson is also out because a gentleman's agreement forbids him turning out against Hearts who are his parent club.
For Hearts, David Obua is doubtful, while winger Andrew Driver could return to the squad.
Marian Kello is pushing for a return from a shoulder injury while Calum Elliot is recovering from knee surgery.
Jim McIntyre, Dunfermline manager:
"When you turn in a performance like the Aberdeen match then you deserve all the criticism going. We just weren't at the races at all.
"Every facet of what we did well in our first seven games was missing. That wasn't good enough and we are all well aware of that. Now they've got a chance to make amends."
Hearts midfielder Eggert Jonsson:
"The St Johnstone game away was just a bad day for us. We spoke after the game and everyone was disappointed.
"There was no better game to bounce back than playing Celtic at home.
"We knew what we had to do and that was obviously to win the game and get three points.
"But since then we can't really talk about it. Okay, we won but now we have to look forward and going from Celtic to Dunfermline away.
"If we don't get a good result in this game then the Celtic game doesn't mean anything.
"You can't just go and beat Celtic and not perform against the teams we think we should be winning against."
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