The Cypriots are at Tynecastle on Thursday and Valdas Dambrauskas will want a reaction after home to defeat to league minnows
Omonia Nicosia boss Valdas Dambrauskas has said sorry to his club's fans after they suffered an embarrassing weekend defeat to Cypriot minnows Enosis Neon Paralimni ahead of taking on Hearts.
A 4-0 win over St Mirren in Neil Critchley's dugout debut at the weekend turned the Tynecastle frowns upside down as the boys in maroon claimed a long awaited first league win of the season. In contrast, his opposite number has been forced into a grovelling apology, taking full responsibility for his team's defeat and vowing to make things right when they jet into the Scottish capital for this week's clash.
“But there's no getting away from the fact it's a very bad result and I take all the responsibility. I have no complaints about my players, I repeat that. They gave everything, they dominated, we created chances, we did a good job, but unfortunately, we conceded a goal.
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