Dundee will going again

“Then we add that extra little bit of quality and we will be fine.”

The Dark Blues head to Hearts with, for once in recent weeks, more attention being paid to the opposition’s trials and tribulations than their own.

A run of just one win in nine games has seen them crash out of the Scottish Cup to capital rivals Hibs and slip down the league table to fourth place, leaving them in danger of not realising their dream of European football next season.

Ojamaa, though, believes it is important Dundee concentrate only on making sure they play well to end their own poor run.

“What’s going on at Hearts? We don’t know that much about it or what it’s like in their camp at the moment. We must just focus on our game to get a good result against them, not what has been happening to them.

“We can do that, I’m sure. I heard about the last game here against them when the boys turned the game round from 2-0 down to win.

“At the end of the day it was three points like any other win. However,games like that give you that little bit extra lift mentality, even though you know it would probably be better to play well throughout the 90 minutes and get an easier win.

“And that game shows the boys have the willingness and attitude to fight when things have gone against them and turn things round.”

2-1 Premiership defeat in Dingwall on Tuesday night.