Hearts righted the wrong of the weekend by claiming all three points against Raith Rovers.
Goals from Liam Boyce, Euan Henderson and Armand Gnanduillet made for a comfortable night in Fife for the Jambos, especially after Regan Henry was sent off.
Here's how the Hearts players rated.
Craig Gordon: Had pretty much nothing to do in terms of making saves, with his role reduced to playing passes and clearing the ball on occasion. 6
Michael Smith: More disciplined than Kingsley when it came to attacking but wasn’t troubled going the other way. 7
Craig Halkett: Solid in the air against Duku after being bullied at the weekend by Ugwu. 7
Mihai Popescu: Played from the back and showed great skill and awareness to create a chance for Walker. 7
Stephen Kingsley: Constantly bombed down the left, beating men and delivering crosses while linking well with Mackay-Steven. 7
Andy Halliday: Should have scored with two great chances at 1-0 but had a good game aside from that. 7
Andy Irving: A fine display. Vision and range of passing cut Raith open time and again. 8
Josh Ginnelly: Looked bright but only lasted quarter of an hour before having to come off. 4
Jamie Wallker: Unlucky with an early chance but looked more like his old self. 7
Gary Mackay-Steven: Pace is a real threat especially on the break and looks sharper with each appearance. 7
Liam Boyce: Took his goal brilliantly and his strength, intelligence and movement was the difference for Hearts. 9
Subs
Euan Henderson: Was direct after coming on for Ginnelly and nicked the second goal while Hearts were well on top. 7
Armand Gnanduillet: The early signs are promising. Showed good strength, positing and striker’s instinct with a debut goal. 7
Steven Naismith: His usual self, barking instructions and demanding standards stayed high. 5
