Recently re -reviving Hearts, he continued while hitting Dundee in Dens Park to extend their undefeated seven games.
The goals of the Lawrence Shankland skipper, Blair Spittal, Musa Drammeh, Kenneth Vargas and double double Elton Kabbanga overthrew the nasty dark Blues side.
The victory was the third in a row Jam Tarts and raised Neil Critchley to the seventh in the premiere table.
Dundee has made two changes in the team that won the Scottish Cup derby two weeks ago against Dundee United, with Imari Samuels and Josh Mulligan entered Finlay Robertson and Ethan Ingram.
Hearts made three changes to the side that won the Kilmarnock in the league last Saturday and Skipper Shankland – made his first start from Boxing Day – Lewis Neilson and Drammeh replacing James Wilson, Craig Halkett and Jorge Grant, and the last two were injured.
House skipper Trevor Carson was invited to action in just the fourth minute, making the reaction preserved to the right to prevent Shankland’s header from the James Penrice cross.
However, the home side were then left shocked by the shells because the hearts were scored two Quickfire goals.
First it came in the 15th minute when Spittal played a passage in Shankland, who took a touch before he clinically finished, dropping a shot low next to Carson.
Spittal entered the rank two minutes later, controlling the rejected cross on his chest before she ran high into the back of the net.
Dundee was swinging and struggling to find the way back to play to the side of the heart with the tails.
Instead, visitors threatened when Dark Blues lost their estates in the middle of the field. Spittal did the ball left to Kabban, but Carson blocked his fierce strike.
Dundee finally cut a clear opportunity in the 45th minute when Mulligan engaged in a strong run to the right before hitting a precise cross in the heart box, but Simona Murray’s header gathered comfortably
Craig Gordon.
Each hope of Dundee Return were quickly extinguished in the 51st minute. Shankland played a top -notch ball in the legs of a kaban that surpassed Clark Robertson before he clinically ended up next to Carson.
The guard then committed an absolute proponent to give the heart the fourth in the 67th minute, throwing the ball with a dramme on hand to shoot the net.
Hearts added fifth 10 minutes later and it was another cracker. The corner fell perfectly for the cable and he hit a top left leg next to Carson.
Then, deep at the time of stopping, he made Vargas six with another smart end to the exposed Carson.
Managers …
Hearts Main coach Neil Critchley:
“It was a really good day for players and for supporters who are here. Whether you win 1-0, 6-0, it’s still three points.
“We have to convince ourselves that there is no complaint. The reason we win the game is because of the way we prepare, as we train, the player’s position and it gives you success. We have to take care of not deviate from
that.
“Honestly, I’m not looking on the table, really no. People tell me results. I just concentrate on trying to win the football games and the league will take care of myself.
“At some point at the end of the season or closer to the division, I will probably look at it and need to know what we need to do because of mathematical permutations.”
Dundee safe Tony Docherty::
“I never saw that he was coming. All the criticisms that would come are justified, it was a really bad day. I apologize to Dundee fans for that level of performance.
“I can’t straighten this often and everyone has to take responsibility. As a manager, I have to take responsibility.
“This level of performance today was unacceptable. The goals exhaust the confidence and loss of the goals we achieved influenced the confidence of the team.
“The goals we lost were so bad, especially the first two. We are important tomorrow to analyze the performance of the team because so much was self-tired. The heart caught us in a really bad day.”
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