It's two wins from two for Critchley heading into Sunday's Edinburgh derby against hibs at Easter Road
Neil Critchley reckons Omonia were given a taste of Gorgie Rules as Hearts kept up their perfect start to life in the Conference League.
It’s now two wins from two for Critchley and the same stats for Hearts in Europe as they move into fourth in the Conference League table after two games. And Critchley said: “We had a great night, just loved it. Fantastic. The fans got right behind us. I think it's our responsibility to make sure that we lift them and give them energy. I felt we did that early in the game and that was our plan.
“Our aggression without the ball was excellent. I thought we played some fantastic football as well, causing a lot of problems and deservedly won the game. Another point from their remaining four games against Heidenheim, Cercle Brugge, Copenhagen and FC Petrocub should be enough to at least secure a Europa Conference League play-off spot. But Hearts fans are now dreaming of automatic qualification for the last 16. Critchley said: “It puts us in a really strong position. Six from six, four games to go, couldn't have asked for any more.”
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