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There’s a welcome rug at the door to the press room of Tynecastle that says “Home is where the Hearts are” on it, and Robbie Neilson’s team are definitely comfortable in their own stadium this season. They remain undefeated there after raising their game after the break to see off a St Mirren side who arguably deserved to depart with something to show for their performance.
Jim Goodwin’s men could point to a marginal offside call going against them, when Richard Tait thought he had scored at the end of the first half, in a match that was also graced by some excellent goalkeeping from Craig Gordon and Jak Alnwick, two of the best in Scotland this season.
Hearts scored a fortuitous first goal from
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