I watched Hearts' Conference League opponents in a Trabzon bar - here's what fans said about the Jambos
Trabzonspor’s four-match winning run and 13 goals have raised the challenge for Hearts, who are trying to recover from a 7-1 league defeat.
- On Thursday, Hearts travels to Turkey for a UEFA Conference League match against Trabzonspor, seeking a rebound after a 7-1 Scottish Premiership loss to Celtic last weekend.
- Trabzonspor enters the match on a four-game winning streak, recently defeating Besiktas 2-0 and Galatasaray 4-0 under new coach Thomas Reis.
- Egyptian superstar Mohamed Salah has notched nine goals in 11 appearances, though coach Wouter Vrancken warned, "For sure, it has to be a team effort" to nullify threats.
- Facing an injury crisis, manager Wouter Vrancken confirmed that defenders Stuart Findlay and Oisin McEntee remained in Edinburgh due to injury, but expressed confidence in his squad.
- While Trabzon is a welcoming city, Hearts faces a hostile reception at Papara Park, where local fans subject opponents to constant booing and jeering during the 90 minutes.
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