
Hibs' Early Errors Cost Them Derby Loss
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Hibs suffered a setback in the Edinburgh derby, conceding two late goals after their keepers red card and a players dismissal. Despite the loss, manager David Gray commended his teams resilience and acknowledged their errors. With four games remaining and the top spot slipping away, Hibs must regroup and secure points in their next match.
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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Hibs' Early Errors Cost Them Derby Loss. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's April 27th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Edinburgh News today, local news powered by AI. Hibbs kicked off the Edinburgh Derby with a bang, grabbing an early lead through Martin Boyle after just seven minutes. But the momentum flipped quick when their keeper-salinger got Red Cardiff or Handball outside the box, confirmed by VAR around the 14th minute. Early in the second half, PASS-like picked up a second yellow, leaving Hibbs to battle with only nine men for most of the game. Parts capitalized late, netting two goals in the final half-hour to snag all three points in a tough turnaround. Manager David Gray was straight up in his post-match talk, praising his squad's grit for holding out shorthanded. He shouted out the keeper and French players like Canayo for massive saves and non-stop hustle, even as they rode some luck against the extra bodies. Gray owned the slip-ups, though, saying his team basically beat themselves with those early heirs that killed the game plan. Hibbs stuck around and showed love for the effort at full time, recognizing the fight
1:00despite the scoreline. With four gains left and the gap to the top widening from other results, Hibbs got to shake this off quick, refocus, and chase down those points. Starting next match.
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