Derek McInnes, the manager of Heart of Midlothian Football Club, spoke to the media ahead of the upcoming Edinburgh derby against Hibernian on Sunday. He confirmed that Oisin McEntee will miss the rest of the season due to a thigh injury sustained in the previous match against Motherwell. McInnes described McEntee's absence as a 'real blow' but stressed the need to focus on the available players. With a point advantage over their rivals, he expressed pride in his team's achievements and the desire to finish the season strong. McInnes acknowledged the challenge posed by Hibernian, who will be eager to capitalize on Hearts' injury woes. He stated, 'There is never a meaningless Edinburgh derby,' highlighting the significance of the match regardless of league standings. McInnes also discussed the importance of maintaining a positive atmosphere among players, emphasizing that football should be enjoyable. Looking ahead, he noted that January signing Rogers Mato still has a role to play this season and expressed joy for Josh McPake, who recently helped St Johnstone win the Championship title. As Hearts prepare for the derby, McInnes remains optimistic about their chances for success.