That's all for this afternoon after wins for Celtic and Hearts.

Martin O'Neill's side came from a goal behind against Hibs to re-establish their four-point lead at the top, thanks to a Jason Kerr own goal and Camilo Duran's fine strike.

Then, at Fir Park, Claudio Braga and Calvin Miller struck as Hearts bounced back from successive defeats to beat Motherwell, who have now lost six on the spin.

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Motherwell manager Alfred Johansson tells BBC Scotland: "It certainly is not [a 2-0 game] based on the amount of chances the teams created.

"We did good things but it's in the boxes, it's in their box and our box that games get decided. We did enough get into positions where we have a chance to score goals but we don't which is very frustrating for all of us.

"In our box, it's too easy and it's not enough if you want to win games in this league. It's very frustrating to close a game like this again.

"We need to improve. It's me, it's the players, it's what we do on the training ground.

"One game changes a lot, one goal can change a lot so we have to keep on going.

"We have the chance again on Wednesday to take this step that everyone deserves.

"We do many things well but it's not enough because in the end it's about scoring goals and not conceding goals. We need to step up in that moment and we need to show it on Wednesday."

Alfred Johansson has now spoken to BBC Scotland's Thomas Duncan.

Quotes to follow shortly.

We are hoping to bring you the thoughts of Motherwell boss Alfred Johansson shortly, after another tough result for his team.

They are just one point above Hibs at the bottom of the Scottish Premiership.

Derek Ferguson
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Motherwell fans will probably look at that second half and that will give them a little bit of hope.

You can see Johansson is up for it and he believes in what he's doing, the problem is the footsteps he's following it. It was always going to be a hard act to follow, there's always going to be comparisons.

It's up to the fans now to stick together.

Alan Hutton
Former Rangers defender on Premier Sports

Motherwell create chances, but they're not scoring goals.

Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken tells Premier Sports: "I think it was a massive win.

"When you see the circumstances, it was not perfect but we fought. It was a battle and we won the battle. Not only that but coming back from Turkey, the travel, two days rest, everybody knows you cannot fully recuperate on two days rest, so full credit to the guys.

"Nice goal, nice for both of them [Claudio Braga and Sabah Kerjota]. I think it was a team effort, we fought together in the moments that were difficult and got the clean sheet together.

"In these games, it is always tricky. Happy when we scored the second because then you knew the game was over.

"Rogers Mato in 1v1 duels, I think he is one of the best defensive players. I'm really happy he had a good game again.

"In our situation with a lot of players out of position, I'm really happy they rewarded themselves today."

Claudio Braga tells Premier Sports: "It's a really important to bounce back the way we did [after midweek defeat].

"The conditions, the weather, you almost lose motivation but we just fight as a family. When we fight like we did today we get closer to where we want to be.

"I'm very pleased for Sabah Kerjota to get the assist. As a striker you want to score goals.

"In the second half, the wind didn't help, but we were winning and maybe we stepped off a little bit and Motherwell used that. We fight as a team, the goal came from fighting as a team and not quitting."

Rogers Mato tells Premier Sports: "I don't have a choice [on position]. It's the managers choice. With the injuries, we don't have a choice.

"I need to be there for the team and give 100 per cent for my teammates. The energy the players gave were massive.

"Every game we need to give 100 per cent because it boosts our confidence."

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On those attacking troubles that Scott Allan refers to:

Motherwell have failed to score in 5 of their 10 games, no team has failed to do so more often in the Premiership this season.

Scott Allan
Former Hibs and Celtic midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Ultimately if you don't take the chances you're creating you fall to another defeat.

When you're not taking those chances it just puts more pressure on you defensively.

See if you don't win games of football and you're on that run, it becomes a case of having to stop the rot.

Big celebrations from the Hearts players with the away end.

After a couple of tough defeats, they bounced back well today.

Goals from Claudio Braga and Calvin Miller earn a big three points for Hearts.

Motherwell's recent struggles continue.

Yan Dhanda kicks the ball away to slow down a Motherwell free-kick and is booked.

"You're going down with the Hibees" sing the Hearts fans.

We're into the second minute of three added on.

This will be Hearts' league first win outside of Edinburgh since 31 January.

Michael Stewart
Former Hearts midfielder on Premier Sports

Six losses in a row, that obliterates confidence.

You can talk about positives but they become very hard to believe in when you're losing games.

Motherwell boss Alfred Johansson looks dejected.

His team have played some decent stuff today, but are heading for a sixth successive loss.

Derek Ferguson
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Sportsound

It was as if the Hearts supporters sucked the ball into the back of the net.

I think it's down to Braga. He's clever, his attitude, everything about him but what a hit from Miller.

JJ Williams and Yan Dhanda are on for Hearts for the final few minutes.

James Wilson and Claudio Braga head for the dugout, with the latter hugging his head coach Wouter Vrancken.