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And once the dust had settled on Saturday’s Scottish Cup victory over Livingston, where Robbie Neilson’s Hearts side finally advanced after a 0-0 draw, there was one particular name which came into the latter category: Peter Haring.
Livingston boss David Martindale feels his side did enough to progress to the Scottish Cup quarter-finals and admits their exit is a ‘sore one’.
Livingston manager David Martindale praised his players for taking Hearts to penalties after revealing that their preparation for the Scottish Cup last-16 clash was far from ideal.
Craig Gordon drew the plaudits from both managers after his penalty shoot-out heroics saw Hearts into the Scottish Cup quarter-finals.
Livingston boss David Martindale joked that he hopes Hearts have finally hit a bad run at the perfect time as the Lions aim to book a Scottish Cup quarter-final berth for the first time since 2005 when the two sides meet at Tynecastle this afternoon.
For those at the club, that fact is evidence enough there’s no need to hit the panic button. The course will soon be corrected, they’ll get back to confidentally marching toward third place and complete an excellent achievement of getting back into Europe in their first season following promotion back to the cinch Premiership.
After beating Ross County in the last round, the Lions take on another cinch Premiership rival in the Jambos, who lost 2-1 to Dundee at home during the week.
Livingston boss David Martindale insists it is Hearts who have to handle the expectation in Saturday’s Scottish Cup tie at Tynecastle.