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Motherwell manager Alfred Johansson tells BBC Scotland:"It was a very open game and both teams could have scored at least two goals more, I understand it was very exciting, I think we coped very well with that kind of game as that kind of chaotic up and down game doesn't suit us well, but we didn't manage to control the game as much as we wanted, so we had to put the running shoes on.
"There was a lot of good attacking football, but it was a little bit too much 100 kilometers per hour for my taste, but it must've been a pleasure to be in the stadium tonight.
"I haven't seen [the penalty] on video afterwards, what I seen was that I felt it was not offside, but the actual dual I will have to see close-up to say something.
"We are an attacking offensive minded team, we wanted to score the second goal. I asked the players to go again and that's why it is so open. From my perspective, our contribution to that chaotic game is that we have a lot of offensive transitions where we have to be more clever on the ball. It's a lot of running back and forward and we can be a little bit more clever at times."
