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"We were totally dominant on the football.

"You are a wee bit apprehensive at half time, but to get the second goal, you think game won.

"But we stopped playing after the second goal and I was a little disappointed in our second-half performance."

"I was delighted with the way they played in the second half. The heads could have gone down.

"It was a goal fit to win any game. I was kicking myself as I had Eremenko sitting beside me, but Sammy Clingan has that in his locker and it was a great free-kick.

"It wasn't a great way to start my time in charge, but the players showed tremendous character.

"That was the way we started the season. We played with a lot of energy."

If results work out, Hearts could have a chance of clinching the Championship title and promotion on 5 April against Rangers at Ibrox. However, head coach Robbie Neilson has just admitted on BBC Radio Scotland that nerves are showing at the moment as that finishing line gets closer.

At the bottom of the Championship, Cowdenbeath's win at Dumbarton takes them three points clear of ninth-placed Alloa Athletic, with Livingston another three points adrift after their two rivals lost.

In the Championship, Hearts' 1-0 victory extends their lead over neighbours Hibernian to 20 points.

Scottish Championship

Dumbarton 1-2 Cowdenbeath

Hearts 1-0 Livingston

Queen of the South 1-0 Alloa Athletic

Raith Rovers 2-2 Falkirk

Scottish League One

Brechin City 1-1Greenock Morton

Dunfermline Athletic 3-2 Stenhousemuir

Stirling Albion 1-4 Ayr United

Stranraer 2-0 Peterhead

Scottish League Two

Albion Rovers 0-2 Clyde

Annan Athletic 2-0 Queen's Park

Berwick Rangers 3-1 Arbroath

East Stirlingshire 1-0 Elgin City

Montrose 0-3 East Fife

"If I am a Motherwell fan, I would be panicking today. Going from such a high under Stuart McCall last season, they got an initial bounce from new manager Ian Baraclough, but where is their next win coming from?"

With that victory, Ross County have moved to within three points of Motherwell and St Mirren. We now have a real battle in prospect for that bottom, automatic relegation place and the play-off spot for whoever finishes 11th.

"We felt we had to change the system and have a real go.

"We started with two strikers and they caused Motherwell all kinds of problems.

"It is a very important result, and its great to draw Motherwell closer to us, but we've got to carry that on.

"We know exactly what we have to do and how tough it is going to be, but performances like that will go a long way."

Dundee's late winner against Partick Thistle means the Dens Park outfit leapfrog St Johnstone into sixth place. Kilmarnock also secured the three points late on to stay within four points of Dundee as the battle for a top-six finish hots up.

Dundee United's late defeat in Kilmarnock means they slip six points adrift of third-top Inverness, although they do have a game in hand over Caley Thistle. European qualification via the Premiership moved a little further out of reach for United today.

Inverness Caley Thistle survived a late scare to consign St Mirren to a club record 15th game without a home win and move level with second-top Aberdeen.

In the absence of the substituted Alexei Eremenko, Sammy Clingan curls a delightful free-kick into the net to surely claim a dramatic win for Kilmarnock.

Marc McAusland heads just wide of the Inverness goal following a set piece. Was that St Mirren's last chance for parity?

Gary Harkins sets up what looks like being Dundee's winner as he weaves his way into the box before rolling the ball into the path of fellow summer signing Paul McGowan to fire the home side ahead.