Motherwell: Stuart McCall delighted to get two wins in a row
- From the section Football
Motherwell manager Stuart McCall is enjoying a football high after beating Hearts in the Scottish Premier League.
The Steelmen recorded a 2-1 victory at Tynecastle to stay second in the table.
"This time last week I was probably the lowest I'd been for a long time after a poor, poor performance up at Ross County," McCall told BBC Radio Scotland.
"Yet now we've had back-to-back victories. We'll use that word 'bouncebackability' if you like!"
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And he added: "Football's a great game but it's got highs and lows."
Michael Higdon's 18th goal of the season and Dylan McGowan's own goal gave Motherwell a 2-0 lead within eight minutes.
John Sutton put Hearts back in the game on the hour-mark.
"Hearts brought their experienced players back and if they got one goal they were always going to push for the second," McCall said.
"It's always a close game between us and Hearts and in the end we hung on for the three points.
"There's different ways to win games and today it was a bit of grit and determination.
"I thought the two young centre-backs, up against Michael Ngoo and John Sutton, battled manfully and did a terrific job for us."