Scottish Football Digest: McBurnie incident and Hearts injury woes
Scotland striker Oli McBurnie was seen coughing up blood during Hull City's recent draw, while Hearts await medical updates on two key defenders.

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Scotland striker Oli McBurnie experienced a concerning health issue during Hull City's 1-1 draw with Brentford on Sunday. Hull City head coach Sergej Jakirovic revealed that the forward was coughing up blood at half-time.
Meanwhile, Hearts are bracing for further injury setbacks this week. The club is currently awaiting scan results for defenders Harry Milne and Christian Borchgrevink, while midfielder Oisin McEntee remains sidelined with a recovery timeline potentially stretching another month.
Goalkeeper Sam Johnstone has opened up about his adjustment to life at Celtic, noting that he feels better prepared for the demands of the club following a difficult debut in the 3-0 League Cup defeat by Rangers.
Former winger David Templeton shared an insight into his 2012 move to Rangers, revealing that former manager Neil Lennon attempted to block the transfer. According to Templeton, Hearts threatened to sideline him permanently if he did not accept the six-figure deal to move to their Glasgow rivals.
Elsewhere, former Rangers manager Michael Beale personally refunded Zulte Waregem fans for their tickets following a difficult run of four consecutive defeats.