Hibs Lose to Aberdeen, Eyes on Edinburgh Derby

0:00It's April 12, I'm Cory with the story, this is Edinburgh News Today, driven by AI. Hibbs took a tough 2-0 loss to Aberdeen at Pitigree yesterday, with standing Captain Warren O'Hora shouting out the traveling fans for their solid. Support Early on, Grand Handley got sent off with a red card, and Kevin Nizbett slotted home a penalty to put the host ahead right away. Coach David Gray switched quick to a back-for set-up, keeping the attack alive while assuring of defense, and Hibbs kept pushing for a tie until Nizbett. Bamed in a second goal on 75 minutes, O'Hora called it a rough one with tricky pitch conditions and playing a man down, but said the effort was full throttle. No quit in the squad, just not. Enough shots or balls into the box. Its snaps Hibbs' 7-game unbeaten streak, but now eyes turned to the Edinburgh Derby at Easter Road by month's end, O'Hora says it's the ultimate clash. But the fans fired up to back them all the way.