
Hibs' Red Card Woes Cost Them vs Celtic
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Hibs European hopes take a hit as they lose to Celtic, with Jamie McGraths red card proving costly. Despite a valiant effort, Kelechi Iheanachos goal seals the win for Celtic. Manager David Gray criticizes the red card but praises the teams resilience. With three games left and European spots tight, Hibs must bounce back strong for their next crucial match.
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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Hibs' Red Card Woes Cost Them vs Celtic. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's May 3rd, from your city to your ears. This is Edinburgh News today, powered by AI. Hives dropped another tough one against Celtic, shot down early when Jamie McGraft got a straight red after 20 minutes for a bad challenge on. Alistair Johnston, that left them playing with 10 men for most of the match, and it proved costly once again. Celtic struck first through days in Maeda, but Joe Newell pulled one back for Hives right on the stroke of halftime to keep them in it. They battled hard in the second half, shifting shape and throwing bodies everywhere, but Kalechi Ihanacho grabbed the winner to seal it for the... Posts, manager David Gray didn't sugarcoat at Postmatch, calling out the red as indefensible and out of character from a graph. He praised the player's grit, saying they've gone down to 10 men in the last three games straight, yet they blocked shots and fought like lions, against Celtic's attack. With just three games left, the European spots are razor tight. Hives sit six points behind Motherwell, but hold a two-point edge over Falkirk, so every.
Result matters, especially relying on rivals to slip. Gray's eyes are locked on next week's massive clash, the biggest of the season, where they need to bounce back strong and atone for a poor showing. Last time, no excuses allowed.
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