We asked for your opinion on Ross County's 1-0 loss to St Johnstone on Wednesday night. Here's what some of you said: Davie: We were poor. Long balls to Ronan Hale and Kieran Phillips on a bumpy pitch failed,

We asked you for your opinions on the 1-0 win over Ross County that narrowed St Johnstone's deficit at the bottom to three points. Here's what some of you had to say: Henri: Zach Mitchell, Makenzie Kirk and Stephen Duke-McKenna all put in an exceptionally good performance.

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"St Johnstone were the better team and thoroughly deserved it. "I've gone with the same group of players from the start and we never managed to get going in the game or create any momentum, that's the frustrating part.

St Johnstone created several good goalscoring opportunities but were foiled on each occasion by an inspired Jordan Amissah in the County goal. County fans, were you at McDiarmid Park on Wednesday night or following the action from home?

St Johnstone manager Simo Valakari: "It was a big win. This match was our most must win game for our hopes for the rest of the season. "Yes we needed the win but I'm most happy with how the players performed in this high pressure game.

Analysis

Ross County lost 3-0 away to St Johnstone in October this season, but have never suffered successive away defeats to the Saints in the top fight before. St Johnstone have won just one of their last nine midweek (Tuesday,

Makenzie Kirk scored the only goal in what could prove to be a massive three points for St Johnstone in their fight for survival. Premier League: Liverpool move 13 points clear after Man Utd & Man Cit

Graham Carey has assisted two goals in the Premiership this season (one in this game), no St Johnstone player has more.

Elton Kabangu's double continued Hearts' encouraging start to 2025 as Neil Critchley's side moved to within one point of the top six with a 2-1 win at Scottish Premiership bottom side St Johnstone.

St Johnstone manager Simo Valakari: "Of course, we're very disappointed. It was a very tight game. "Hearts used their moments with better quality than what we did. We could not produce enough moments in the final third.