Sturm Graz 4-0 Hearts: What Vrancken said

Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken told BBC Sport: "We didn't start too badly but then lost the set piece. Our game got killed by two set pieces first half and second half.

"After the first goal, we needed some minutes to come back in it and find our confidence again.

"But then we did well and created a lot of chances. We have to do a lot better with these chances, at this level you have to score goals there.

"I was confident at half-time that we could still turn it around that we could use the space better, and show more conviction.

"Then the second half starts. We get the first good opportunity, we miss it. Then we concede from a set piece and mentally, it's difficult for the players.

"Then the players want to force it and lose the overview, and make it more difficult. Today, when you don't [take chances] yourself, you get killed.

"When you play at this level, you have to be efficient and they were more efficient than we were today.

"We had a lot of possession, created chances. We had to be better. At the end, we were dominant but we were trying to force it in the final 20 metres. When you force, it will not come.

"We have to believe, especially when it's at Tynecastle with the support from the fans who were amazing today, even in this result.

"You never know, we could score some goals. It can be magic there."