Vrancken on 'magical night', seeking perfection & supporter praise

Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken has been speaking to the media as his side prepare for the second leg of their Champions League second qualifying round tie against Sturm Graz with the Edinburgh club trailing 4-0. Here are the main points: Vrancken says the training time they've had between the two legs "has been valuable because we need every moment and every session to improve". The Hearts boss knows "it's difficult when you are four goals behind but we have to go for a magical and historical night, that's the aim" adding "in football you never know what's going to happen so we have to believe but we also want to perform well to take the confidence for the next games." He admits his team "have to go all in and hope for the first goal, then we'll see". Vrancken has "no doubt the fans are going to support us" at Tynecastle on Tuesday night praising those who travelled to Austria for "the support they gave, also considering the result" and stresses "I have no doubt they're gong to behind us the full game". The 47-year-old stresses "we have to do better in both boxes" and says "the 11 on the pitch tomorrow have to believe in a special night". He also insists his side will have to be "pretty perfect especially in efficiency" if they want to overturn the four goal deficit adding "you have to be really clinical in both boxes". But Vrancken also admits "we have to take confidence in the way they played" last week "and encourage them to do it again" while also acknowledging "you have to point out the things they didn't do well enough defensively". Team news: Christian Borchgrevink is the only doubt for the game.