Hearts head coach Neil Critchley addressed reporters in anticipation of his team’s upcoming home match against Kilmarnock on Wednesday evening. The following are the principal takeaways from his press conference: Critchley expressed satisfaction with his team’s performance in Sunday’s 1-1 Edinburgh derby draw, specifically noting how they “controlled the game and [our] dominance in terms of possession.” However, he acknowledged that Hearts’ efforts off the ball were insufficient and stated he is “frustrated at the goal we conceded.” Since his arrival, he has had limited opportunities for on-pitch training with the players, adding that they are “learning on the job.” Amidst their ongoing demanding schedule, he conveyed that he has “been really enthused by the group and their energy.” He remarked that he perceives minimal difference in quality among numerous teams within the Scottish Premiership. Beni Baningime has resumed training, though the match against Killie might be premature for his return. Critchley affirmed his deep understanding of the significance of McCrae’s Battalion to the club and the importance of commemorating them, noting that the forthcoming midweek fixture will serve as the club’s yearly remembrance event. Post navigation England Squad Changes: Injured Curry and Feyi-Waboso Replaced Manchester Derby: Fan Q&A Amidst Team Struggles