Fir Park boss Alfred Johansson still saw positives in his team's display against Dundee as they tried to bounce back strongly from the heavy midweek defeat to Aberdeen.

The 36-year-old said: "I think that Tuesday was a big disappointment.

"That was mainly due to the fact we didn't play the way we wanted to play and we didn't have that energy, togetherness and connection in the team, especially in the second half.

"Today, what we wanted to see was a positive reaction on how we play and I think we got it.

"We played the way we wanted to play. We had attacking threats from low build-up and late build-ups and finding our 10s and getting the ball down the sides.

"There were connections on both sides and we created a couple of chances from that. I think it was very positive."

However, the Fir Park boss insisted his side should have been awarded a penalty.

He said: "When you ask me I am going to say I believe it was a penalty. I saw it on TV but sometimes you get it and sometimes you don't.