Has 'diamond' Shankland delivered his biggest moment for Hearts?

Has 'diamond' Shankland delivered his biggest moment for Hearts?Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Lawrence Shankland has scored 14 league goals for Hearts this seasonByGeorge O'Neill, BBC Sport Scotland and Jack Herrall, BBC Sport ScotlandPublished2 minutes agoFrom potentially delivering parcels to potentially delivering a moment of history scorched into Scottish football folklore.It was a moment built for one man, and one man only. A win for Hearts would mean another step towards a historic title. A step towards the unthinkable. A step towards immortality.Lawrence Shankland was the one all eyes fell upon at Tynecastle. Seventy one nerve-jangling minutes in, he was the person Stephen Kingsley's cross skidded towards. In the blink of an eye and a swing of a left boot, Shankland powered Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts towards a monumental 2-1 win over Rangers which leaves them on the precipice of glory.The captain has long been Hearts' go-to man, but it's almost unthinkable to ponder nine years ago he was ready to get a job as a delivery driver to supplement his stalling football career.Now, Scotland's best finisher is potentially three games - or fewer - from leading Hearts to their first top-flight title since 1960.Leaders Hearts topple Rangers to take seismic leap towards title'Pure theatre puts Hearts on cusp of title fairytale'Published1 hour agoTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Shankland on Hearts' win against Rangers"He was going to go and get a job [as a delivery driver], and he could now be the captain of Hearts, scoring unbelievable goals and going on to lift a title," former Hearts striker Ryan Stevenson said on BBC Radio Scotland.Shankland broke through in a Queen's Park team that included the current Scotland captain Andy Robertson and his current Tynecastle team-mate, Blair Spittal, but failed to make an i...