Findlay wants Hearts and himself to go into the international break on a high after a damaging double defeat this week.
Hearts defender Stuart Findlay admitted he and his teammates must improve after suffering consecutive defeats across domestic and European competition. Speaking after scoring a consolation goal in a 3-1 Conference League loss to Thun, Findlay stated that the squad needs to rally together and show character ahead of their Scottish Premiership match against Falkirk.
The defeat in Switzerland followed a Premier Sports Cup semi-final loss to Edinburgh rivals Hibernian. Managed by Wouter Vrancken, Hearts entered the European tie missing 10 players through injury before Stephen Kingsley was forced off in the second half.
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