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Scottish Premiership: Motherwell v Hearts
Claudio Braga
Image caption, Braga has scored four Premiership goals, more than any other Hearts player

Calvin Miller's late goal sealed a hard-fought win for Hearts over Motherwell and secured their first win outside of Edinburgh in the Scottish Premiership since January.

In a tight game played amid the blustery winds of Storm Boelo, the Portuguese striker - who hasn't quite hit the heights of last season - scored the first goal, flicking a brilliant header past Alex Paulsen in the first half.

Motherwell pushed hard for a goal as the second half wore on, but Hearts also managed to weather that storm before substitute Miller drilled in from distance after 86 minutes.

It gives Wouter Vrancken just a second win in seven games as the Hearts head coach battles a lengthy injury list and a congested calendar.

As for Motherwell, who have their own growing injury list to contend with, they're now on their worst losing run in the league - six on the spin - since 2003 as new manager Alfred Johansson endures a rough start to life in Lanarkshire.

The Steelmen are just one point off bottom spot with two wins from 10 games and there will be an immense frustration that they didn't turn second-half pressure into anything tangible.

More to follow.

Calvin Miller's late goal sealed a hard-fought win for Hearts over Motherwell and secured their first win outside of Edinburgh in the Scottish Premiership since January.

In a tight game played amid the blustery winds of Storm Boelo, the Portuguese striker - who hasn't quite hit the heights of last season - scored the first goal, flicking a brilliant header past Alex Paulsen in the first half.

Motherwell pushed hard for a goal as the second half wore on, but Hearts also managed to weather that storm before substitute Miller drilled in from distance after 86 minutes.

It gives Wouter Vrancken just a second win in seven games as the Hearts head coach battles a lengthy injury list and a congested calendar.

As for Motherwell, who have their own growing injury list to contend with, they're now on their worst losing run in the league - six on the spin - since 2003 as new manager Alfred Johansson endures a rough start to life in Lanarkshire.

The Steelmen are just one point off bottom spot with two wins from 10 games and there will be an immense frustration that they didn't turn second-half pressure into anything tangible.

More to follow.

Calvin Miller's late goal sealed a hard-fought win for Hearts over Motherwell and secured their first win outside of Edinburgh in the Scottish Premiership since January.

In a tight game played amid the blustery winds of Storm Boelo, the Portuguese striker - who hasn't quite hit the heights of last season - scored the first goal, flicking a brilliant header past Alex Paulsen in the first half.

Motherwell pushed hard for a goal as the second half wore on, but Hearts also managed to weather that storm before substitute Miller drilled in from distance after 86 minutes.

It gives Wouter Vrancken just a second win in seven games as the Hearts head coach battles a lengthy injury list and a congested calendar.

As for Motherwell, who have their own growing injury list to contend with, they're now on their worst losing run in the league - six on the spin - since 2003 as new manager Alfred Johansson endures a rough start to life in Lanarkshire.

The Steelmen are just one point off bottom spot with two wins from 10 games and there will be an immense frustration that they didn't turn second-half pressure into anything tangible.

More to follow.

Calvin Miller's late goal sealed a hard-fought win for Hearts over Motherwell and secured their first win outside of Edinburgh in the Scottish Premiership since January.

In a tight game played amid the blustery winds of Storm Boelo, the Portuguese striker - who hasn't quite hit the heights of last season - scored the first goal, flicking a brilliant header past Alex Paulsen in the first half.

Motherwell pushed hard for a goal as the second half wore on, but Hearts also managed to weather that storm before substitute Miller drilled in from distance after 86 minutes.

It gives Wouter Vrancken just a second win in seven games as the Hearts head coach battles a lengthy injury list and a congested calendar.

As for Motherwell, who have their own growing injury list to contend with, they're now on their worst losing run in the league - six on the spin - since 2003 as new manager Alfred Johansson endures a rough start to life in Lanarkshire.

The Steelmen are just one point off bottom spot with two wins from 10 games and there will be an immense frustration that they didn't turn second-half pressure into anything tangible.

More to follow.

Calvin Miller's late goal sealed a hard-fought win for Hearts over Motherwell and secured their first win outside of Edinburgh in the Scottish Premiership since January.

In a tight game played amid the blustery winds of Storm Boelo, the Portuguese striker - who hasn't quite hit the heights of last season - scored the first goal, flicking a brilliant header past Alex Paulsen in the first half.

Motherwell pushed hard for a goal as the second half wore on, but Hearts also managed to weather that storm before substitute Miller drilled in from distance after 86 minutes.

It gives Wouter Vrancken just a second win in seven games as the Hearts head coach battles a lengthy injury list and a congested calendar.

As for Motherwell, who have their own growing injury list to contend with, they're now on their worst losing run in the league - six on the spin - since 2003 as new manager Alfred Johansson endures a rough start to life in Lanarkshire.

The Steelmen are just one point off bottom spot with two wins from 10 games and there will be an immense frustration that they didn't turn second-half pressure into anything tangible.

More to follow.

Calvin Miller's late goal sealed a hard-fought win for Hearts over Motherwell and secured their first win outside of Edinburgh in the Scottish Premiership since January.

In a tight game played amid the blustery winds of Storm Boelo, the Portuguese striker - who hasn't quite hit the heights of last season - scored the first goal, flicking a brilliant header past Alex Paulsen in the first half.

Motherwell pushed hard for a goal as the second half wore on, but Hearts also managed to weather that storm before substitute Miller drilled in from distance after 86 minutes.

It gives Wouter Vrancken just a second win in seven games as the Hearts head coach battles a lengthy injury list and a congested calendar.

As for Motherwell, who have their own growing injury list to contend with, they're now on their worst losing run in the league - six on the spin - since 2003 as new manager Alfred Johansson endures a rough start to life in Lanarkshire.

The Steelmen are just one point off bottom spot with two wins from 10 games and there will be an immense frustration that they didn't turn second-half pressure into anything tangible.

More to follow.

Calvin Miller's late goal sealed a hard-fought win for Hearts over Motherwell and secured their first win outside of Edinburgh in the Scottish Premiership since January.

In a tight game played amid the blustery winds of Storm Boelo, the Portuguese striker - who hasn't quite hit the heights of last season - scored the first goal, flicking a brilliant header past Alex Paulsen in the first half.

Motherwell pushed hard for a goal as the second half wore on, but Hearts also managed to weather that storm before substitute Miller drilled in from distance after 86 minutes.

It gives Wouter Vrancken just a second win in seven games as the Hearts head coach battles a lengthy injury list and a congested calendar.

As for Motherwell, who have their own growing injury list to contend with, they're now on their worst losing run in the league - six on the spin - since 2003 as new manager Alfred Johansson endures a rough start to life in Lanarkshire.

The Steelmen are just one point off bottom spot with two wins from 10 games and there will be an immense frustration that they didn't turn second-half pressure into anything tangible.

More to follow.

Calvin Miller's late goal sealed a hard-fought win for Hearts over Motherwell and secured their first win outside of Edinburgh in the Scottish Premiership since January.

In a tight game played amid the blustery winds of Storm Boelo, the Portuguese striker - who hasn't quite hit the heights of last season - scored the first goal, flicking a brilliant header past Alex Paulsen in the first half.

Motherwell pushed hard for a goal as the second half wore on, but Hearts also managed to weather that storm before substitute Miller drilled in from distance after 86 minutes.

It gives Wouter Vrancken just a second win in seven games as the Hearts head coach battles a lengthy injury list and a congested calendar.

As for Motherwell, who have their own growing injury list to contend with, they're now on their worst losing run in the league - six on the spin - since 2003 as new manager Alfred Johansson endures a rough start to life in Lanarkshire.

The Steelmen are just one point off bottom spot with two wins from 10 games and there will be an immense frustration that they didn't turn second-half pressure into anything tangible.

More to follow.

Hibernian: Sallinger, Passlack, Ivezic, Kerr, Mayor, McGrath, Chaiwa, Mulligan, Newell, Elding, Klidje.

Substitutes: Smith, Hanley, Williams, Iredale, Cadden, Suto, Matondo, Abdulai, Bruce

Celtic: Johnstone, Donovan, Murray, Scales, Tierney, McGregor, Baur, Nygren, Duran, Hogh, Osmand.

Substitutes: Sinisalo, Johnston, Jota, Sorensen, Carter-Vickers, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Hassan, Mheuka, Forrest.

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