David Munro turned down two big penalty shouts from Steven Naismith's team although they didn't need one in the end.
It should have been more comfortable, but Hearts left Fir Park with a deserved three points thanks to a 2-1 win.
They did make the breakthrough ten minutes later. Lowry's corner was headed back across goal by Frankie Kent and Shankland improvised brilliantly to flick the ball past Liam Kelly and in. The Tynecastle No 9 was played in on goal after an intelligent dummy from Lowry took the 'Well back line out of the game. And Shankland did the rest, rounding Kelly before guiding the ball into the empty net in front of the away end.
The whistler was encouraged by his colleagues in Clydesdale House to check again after waved Boyce up following a penalty claim. The footage appeared to show Dan Casey catching the Hearts striker in the chest after Boyce had headed the ball beyond him. Munro took his time, but decided he was right all along and maintained it wasn't spot kick.
Heat on Kettlewell That's now 9 games without a win for the Steelmen and Kettlewell will be under some severe pressure. An excellent run last season got him the job and offered hope for this season. They started well, but the wheels have come off badly.
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