January signing Elton Kabang helped in another double while hearts have stepped up their search for a prime prime minister in the Scottish Prime Minister with a hard time fighting 2-1 winning the lower side of St. Johnstone.
Belgian forwards from missing a series of chances in a previous 3-1 defeat victory to take his loans to seven from his arrival at Union Saint-Gilloise last month as he commaed to one side of the tedium from Adam Sidibeh .
It was the third round double brown for just six starting of Jambos, who are now to the seventh and inside the sixth place of St Mirren after the league is recently from 22. December.
Instead, they are saints – after the third consecutive 2-1 hearts of this term – which bumped six points to the foot of the table, although they were entitled to saving the savings of Craig Gordon Sam Curtis with a match set in 1-1.
There was a doubt about whether the game would go ahead, with a crowd around the ass in Perth, but Judge Calum Scott considered that it was reproduced after inspection.
Saints Chief Simo Walakari made two changes to Kilmarnock, because Sidibeh and Graham Care replaced Makenzie Kirk and Victor Griffith, while the hearts Chief Neil Critchley started with the same side that lost the rangers.
The criminal conditions and the stods of the terrain caused the problems of both teams in the early stages before the Edinburgh side – after shooting on the journey of Jorge Grant and Blair Spittal – gradually began to deal at the top.
The first shot of targets came for visitors half an hour when James Wilson broke out the right and return the ball back for a grant, whose 10-meter effort was shining the goalman of Andy Fisher. Kabang then raised a low-founted shot wide.
It was not denied Belgian in 36. Minute passed at 36. Minute when he slipped the ball from proximity after Lawrence Shankland received his possession from James Penrice, he rolled into the box and drilled the ball with low angle. over the target. She was checked on offside and looked extremely tight, but it was allowed to stand.
Saints offered a little as an attacking force in the first half, but they entered 53. Minute when Carei crossed the left and Sidibeh patched Jamie McCart to dive and headed home at a distant mail.
The hosts almost advanced three minutes later, when Stephen Duke-McKenna – was replaced for Elliot Watt, which was turned down from the left-handed range for empty fragrance with great instinctive salvation of Gordon.
It was proved to be a key moment while hearts returned lead per minute when the passage from Shankland sent Kabang to a clean and 27-year-old drove low above exposed artifiers from 12 meters.
Tinekastle had to dig deep in the closing stages, with the saints of Drey Vright, who had a header before Carei spread shot in the vicinity, but they held the firm to climb 10. To the seventh.
