January signing Elton Kabangu helped another double because hearts reinforced their search for the ultimate place in the Scottish Prime Minister, with a heavy struggle 2-1 win to the underside to the underside.
Belgian forward was denied from a lack of a series of chances in a 3-1 weekend razor to take their retreat to seven years since their arrival at the Union Saint-Gilloise Loan, while the Both sides of the equalizer from Adam Sidibeh.
It was a third double in just six beginning for Jambos, who are now to seventh and in the point of the sixth place in St Miren after being recently from the bottom of the league, recently until 12. December.
Elton Kabangu After Aching Win in Hearts' in St Johnstone
Instead, whether the saint is – after the third consecutive defeat from the heart of this term, which is declined at the foot of the table, although they were eligible to be a beautiful beautiful game of Craig Gordon to deny the Curtis itself with a match ready for 1-1 .
There was a doubt whether the game continued, with the Sodden field after heavy rain in Perth, but Judge Calum Scott considered reproduction after inspection.
Boss Saants Simo Vakari made two changes in the team that lost 3-1 in Kilmarnick as Sidibeh and Graham Carey replaced Makenzie Kirk and Victor Griffith, while Hearts Gass Neil Critcheley began with the same side that lost his rangers.
The Gmiots and Stodgy Tect caused problems for both teams in the early stages before Edinburg side – after the shots from Jorge Grant and Blair Spittal – gradually started gradually gradual.
The first shot on the target came in half an hour when James Wilson cracked the right and sentenced the ball for a grant, whose 10-meter effort was brilliantly pushed by Andy Fisher. Kabangu then fizzly fizzly a low shot.
Belgian, however, did not deny, and the breakthrough was in the 36th minute when he slid to turn the ball home from the close after Lawrence Shankland received the possession of James Penrice, in the box and drilled the ball over the naked. He was checked in offside and looked extremely tight, but was allowed to stand.
In the first half, Saints offered as an attack force, but they were settled in 53. Minute when Carey crossed the left and Sidibeh peeled Jamie McCart to run away and headed home on a distant post.
The hosts almost started three minutes later when Stephen Duke-McKenna – as a substitute for Elliot Watt – crossed on the left for Curtis, who was rejected from banks with great instinctive savings from Gordon.
He proved a key moment until the hearts returned his lead in a minute when the passage from Shankland sent a Kabangu clean and a 27-year-old vehicle outside exposed Fisher from 12 meters out.
Tynecastle had to dig deep in the prison stage, with a holy wing-back Drey Wright, which was off due to offside before Carey screwed the shot, but they firmly climbed from 10. to seventh.