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Hearts midfielder Tait returns to Livi on loan

Hearts midfielder Tait returns to Livi on loan

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Hearts midfielder Macaulay Tait has returned to Livingston for a second loan spell after helping the West Lothian side to promotion last season.Tait, 19, signed for Livingston in January and played 23 times as they reclaimed their top-flight status via the play-offs.He will link up with David Martindale's side again in the Scottish Premiership on a season-long deal, where Hearts say he will "continue his development".

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