The best thing for Hearts after their win over Livingston, which moved them six points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership, is that manager Derek McInnes believes there is "more to come" from his team.
Hearts dominated the first half, but could only convert one goal from Craig Halkett, and struggled at times in the second half at a tense Tynecastle. Still, they secured a crucial three points, putting distance between themselves and Celtic and Rangers, who have shared the Scottish title for the past 40 years.
Despite a strong first half of the season with 12 wins and two defeats, McInnes has challenged his players to keep improving.
"I've said there is more to come from us," McInnes told BBC Scotland. "Our fight is with ourselves and we're not getting caught up in what others are doing or saying. We are quietly confident we are good enough to win games. But today is another example that every game is hard fought. We have spoken long and hard about the need to improve on our first 19 games."
