Three sides of Premiership face “growing” in the chase of top-six

Sitting a point in front of the other two and with a much higher means of means of means, the hearts are in pole position, but they are far from home and have to go head to head with one side of Motherwell for which it is winning or bust.

St Mirren, meanwhile, has to beat visitors to Ross County and Hope Hearts cannot win at Fir Park.

With hearts only five points away from Dundee at the Play-off of the relegation, Critchley includes “the importance of the game” and how every part will look at it “psychologically”.

“Motherwell will want to win the game, of course, but they will also understand that there are also consequences to lose the game,” said English, who took the place of October with the bottom of the table.

“It’s not like a normal normal championship game that you play every week.”

While Crititchley stresses that, while hearts are a club that would normally expect a high -level goal, “where we were when I took the place where we are now, we made progress. The fact that we are fighting for the first six is ​​credit for the players”.

Although he lost 1-0 at home against United the last time, he believes that: “If we can play at a similar level with a little extra, quality and intelligence in front of the lens, then I am sure that we will get the result we need.

“We have that game, it’s in our hands.”