Celtic's capital challenge

Friday 13 April 2012 22:32 BST

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There are, for once, more Edinburgh clubs in this weekend's Scottish Cup semi-finals than teams from Glasgow, but neither Hearts nor Hibernian are favourites to reach the final.

Hearts face Celtic at Hampden Park tomorrow with the champions heavily fancied to take another step towards the double. Today, also at Hampden, Hibs interrupt their relegation battle to take on Aberdeen, looking for a first final in 12 years.

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