MAROON THE HOUSES!

Magnusson is flitting in perfectly in Edinburgh but he won’t be drawn on end-of-season title deeds

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LEADING THE WAY McInnes celebrates win

TOMAS MAGNUSSON is already into his third Edinburgh flat as Hearts reside on the Premiership's top floor.

The Icelandic ace enjoyed a personal milestone when bagging his first goal for the Tynecastle club in Saturday's rout of Dundee.

Magnusson’ late effort from the bench helped his team open more real estate between themselves and second-placed Celtic.

But, almost as soon as he was done with his work on the park, the 23-year-old was heading out of the stadium and towards his newest digs.

Magnusson is savouring life in the capital but, although settling into the dressing room has been made simple by colleagues, finding his ideal home hasn't been so easy.

As he prepared to hit his next abode, he smiled: “I love the city, actually. It’s nice. It's big, bigger than back home, but everything just kind of takes 20 to 30 minutes.

“I’ve settled in fine, except I'm moving into my third flat. Yeah, just now. Going to go move into my third apartment.

“Went to the second one, one extra bedroom. Didn't really like it. Moved back to where we were. So, yeah, that's it. But other than that, it’s really good.”

Magnusson might be moving around, but at this moment in time, there's little sign of Hearts vacating their spot at the summit.

Derek McInnes’ team now have a nine-point lead, having taken care of Dundee with clinical and ruthless professionalism.