Steven Naismith insists Hearts are forming an "identity'" under his interim watch as they saw off Aberdeen in a massive win in the battle for third.
The Jambos have kept their European dream alive and the lure of the millions that come with finishing third in the Scottish Premiership after goals from talisman Lawrence Shankland and a stunner from impressive Josh Ginnelly. Mattie Pollock silenced Tynecastle in the first half with a header but the home side roared back to pile pressure on Barry Robson and co.
Just two points separate the sides going in to the final two games of the campaign, with Hearts travelling to face Rangers before a tantalising Edinburgh derby to end their campaign. Robson's Dons will hope to sink St Mirren before facing the tough task of Celtic Park on the final day. And Naismith knows every game is crucial but says his side did a stellar job in quelling the Dons throughout the game.
