Well, well. What a day in the Scottish Premiership title race.
Celtic beaten at home, Rangers drawing away to the league's bottom side.
Advantage Hearts.
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Michael Stewart
Former Hearts & Hibs midfielder on Sportsound
Motherwell win emphatically, Hearts win as well and that applies pressure.
The two teams from Glasgow have buckled under the pressure today.
Next week, Hearts at home against Aberdeen and Motherwell at home against Dundee United. Same sort of thing. Motherwell would go one point behind Celtic and three behind Rangers before those two play each other the next day.
It is not beyond the realms of possibility that Motherwell could finish above Celtic or Rangers, maybe both of them.
Celtic and Rangers could be third and fourth in the table.
Martin says we were terrific. Is he serious? Our defence is rubbish, the midfield go sideways or back and we have no one capable of scoring up front. He is deluded if he thinks that was a good performance. And don't even get me started on Trusty - what a buffoon
Steve
Seriously Martin you were not terrific, stop coming out with these platitudes, you were bang off it and you know it, if you play like that next week, wow, it will be a no contest
William
FT: Celtic 1-2 Hibernian
Hibs head coach David Gray: "It's been a long time coming. That's twice we've been here [this season] and not lost. It shows we are capable if we go toe-to-toe, but it takes a level of performance, that requires every man to be at their very best.
"It's all about us. How can we keep improving? It's a massive three points today on the back of a positive result last week against St Mirren. That's us five points behind Motherwell, still to play them twice and all the teams round about us.
"It's all to play for between now and the end of the season and we'll be aiming to push up the table as hard as we can. All you can do is take one game at a time."
Image source, SNSFT: Livingston 2-2 Rangers
Livingston manager Marvin Bartley tells BBC Scotland: "A real rollercoaster of emotions, but you have to remember who we're playing against. If you'd offered me 2-2 beforee the game I would have taken it.
"At 2-0 up we looked pretty comfortable. The turning point was the sending off.
"The players gave me everything today and that's all I can ask for.
"It's going to take a lot for us to get out of this situation but I saw a lot of things I liked today.
"For me the referee has got [the red card] right. No complaints at all. The players stood up down to 10 and that's all I can ask."
On Rangers' late claims for a penalty, Bartley adds: "When the referee said play on, I was delighted. I've not seen the tackle back to see if it's outside the box.
"Talking of decisions, I thought Danny Wilson was fouled in the build-up to one of their goals."
Hearts fan here. At the start of January I saw there were 9/10 matches in January and February due to various midweek slots, and then only four in march and April combined. I thought "if we're still top at end if Feb, we'll do it". We are now guaranteed top after the Old Firm game. Huge chance, don't blow it.
Stuart
FT: Celtic 1-2 Hibernian
Michael Stewart
Former Hibs midfielder on BBC Scotland
Hibs are capable of kicking on. They have strong foundations in place. It's just David Gray's second season as a manager and I think he's improving all the time.
FT: Livingston 2-2 Rangers
Rangers head coach Danny Rohl tells BBC Scotland: "Disappointed that we didn't take three points.
"We give them the set-plays too easily and then we tried everything. Big compliment to the team, to the supporters who pushed us."
On the challenge on Mikey Moore, late in the game, Rohl adds: "I can't understand when you see the replay and it's a clear foul, then the decision. In my view it was on the line and it's a penalty.
"It's a clear foul. Mikey said to me and you see on the replay. It's a pen but we have to move forward."
With Celtic up next, Rohl is relishing the run-in.
"We showed again our comeback character," he says. "Ten games to go and it is an exciting race.
"We are disappointed but we go again. We have to carry on. We cannot think too much about the past and I totally believe, the players believe, the club believe and the supporters believe we can do it.
"We showed against Hearts that we can beat top of the league. Next week we have the next challenge. We will hunt again and again."
Image source, SNSCammy Kerr's challenge on Mikey Moore was deemed to be outside the box
FT: Celtic 1-2 Hibernian
"It's a setback, that's all it is," says Celtic boss Martin O'Neill. "We're still in the race.
"I thought we were absolutely terrific. The players put heart and soul into the game. No complaints on that side whatsoever."
On the Auston Trusty red card, he says: "I can only go on what the referee told me. He was just going to have a word with the two players then VAR has intervened to say it was violent conduct.
"It looked pretty harsh considering the player was holding on to Trusty.
"We had a good claim for a penalty too with Scales being held, his shirt is being tugged and it's not given."
On the quest to defend Celtic's title, O'Neill continues: "We've been chasing for months now. There's not much room for error but we can still fight back.
"The players are disappointed but it's not over."
Image source, SNSFT: Celtic 1-2 Hibernian
Michael Stewart
Former Hibs midfielder on BBC Scotland
Without doubt, there is a lack of cutting edge at Celtic.
What's up with Adamu? They need a goal and they put on Maeda, who is nowhere near the levels he was at before.
FT: Livingston 2-2 Rangers
Kevin Thomson
Former Rangers midfielder on Sportsound
It had a bit of everything.
Livingston were terrific. Marvin will be delighted - he would have taken a point before the game.
For Rangers - too much huffing and puffing, they lacked a little bit in the final third.
Celtic are there for the taking. Weak at the back, a bit washy in midfield, no real striker apart from Nygren - he cant always get them out of jail
William
FT: Celtic 1-2 Hibernian
Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
It all changed with Trusty's sending off. Hibs handled the game very well after that.
Celtic couldn't get any momentum and it's a brilliant goal from Kai Andrews.
Celtic didn't create anything. They ran out of luck.
It looks like Hearts are the team that can only throw it away. They are in an unbelievable position.
Celtic and Rangers have still got to play each other twice.
FT: Celtic 1-2 Hibernian
Michael Stewart
Former Hearts & Hibs midfielder on Sportsound
Everything is on the line.
The permutations from all these games are incredible. That's what makes this season so exciting.
There are four teams competing at the top and Hibs, in fifth, are capable of coming to Parkhead and beating the champions.
Hearts host Aberdeen on Saturday.
Rangers and Celtic meet at Ibrox on Sunday.
Can we just fast-forward to next weekend?
Hearts are four points in front of Rangers. The top two each have 10 games remaining.
Celtic are six behind the leaders, with 11 matches to play.
Wow! I can’t remember the last time the Scottish Premiership season was as exciting as this one.
Ade
Rangers follow Celtic in dropping points.
For a long time, it looked like Danny Rohl's side wouldn't get anything in the West Lothian.
But then Emmanuel Fernandez and Mikey Moore scored after the 80th minute to set up a tense finale after a red card for home defender Cristiano Montano.
But Livi held out, somehow.
Image source, SNSMikey Moore celebrates his equaliser
Livingston 2-2 Rangers
Almost 12 minutes of stoppage time now.
Hibs win at Celtic Park for the first time since January 2010.
Felix Passlack crashed in a header from a great Nicky Cadden delivery to give the visitors the lead, with Benjamin Nygren equalising just before half-time.
Celtic pressed and pressed without opening Hibs up and then Auston Trusty was sent off for an angry chop at Jamie McGrath.
Hibs made the most of their advantage when Kai Andrews picked his spot with a composed finish.
Image source, SNS
Image source, SNS
Kai Andrews' composed finish earned Hibernian their first win at Celtic Park in 16 years
At a glance
O'Neill suffers first domestic defeat of season as Hibs secure first win at Celtic Park since 2010
Passlack's header opens scoring before Nygren levels with 18th goal of campaign
Andrews scores late winner after Trusty is sent off in second half
Ten-man Celtic suffered a damaging blow to their Scottish Premiership title hopes as Kai Andrews' late winner secured Hibernian a first victory at Parkhead since 2010 on a potentially pivotal day in an incredible season.
Three days after Martin O'Neill's side endured a bruising 4-1 Europa League defeat to Stuttgart at the same venue, Celtic Park was stunned again as the 73-year-old suffered his first domestic loss of the campaign.
Felix Passlack headed in his first Hibs goal from a bending Nicky Cadden cross on 24 minutes, marking the fourth time in five games Celtic have conceded first.
However, O'Neill's men responded once more following a spell of late first-half pressure when Benjamin Nygren nodded in from close range.
As the scarcely-believable news from West Lothian filtered through, with bottom side Livingston leading Rangers by two, Celtic fans attempted to whip up their team amid a Glasgow downpour.
However, a red card for Auston Trusty - awarded after an on-field VAR review - derailed the home side's momentum.
The Celtic defender was adjudged to have used excessive force with his arm when lashing out violently at Jamie McGrath before a corner for the hosts.
While Rangers staged a two-goal comeback, Hibs capitalised on their man advantage when Ante Suto set up Andrews to bury a sensational winner, earning a seismic victory that boosts their city rivals' title bid.
The result means Celtic stay third with a game in hand, six points adrift of leaders Hearts and two off Rangers, who host O'Neill's side in an Old Firm derby next Sunday.
This totally ludicrous Premiership season has a new chapter, and it could be decisive.
Celtic have been riding their luck of late. They have now gone behind in four of their past five matches, three of those in the domestic scene.
O'Neill's men had found late goals against Dundee, Livingston and Kilmarnock, but their fortune ran dry in the driving rain in this one.
Despite registering 21 shots, just three were on target - one of which was Nygren's 18th goal of the season.
The Swede also struck wide earlier in the first half before Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - making his first Celtic start - blasted over.
Hibs were wasteful in the first period, Martin Boyle in particular with poor decision-making, but they showed bottle to grab this game when it was presented to them.
It would be unfair to purely frame this result as providing a helping hand to their Edinburgh rivals as this long-awaited victory in the east end of Glasgow underlines the Leith side's European credentials, with Motherwell five points ahead in fourth.
Celtic interim manager Martin O'Neill: "It's a setback, that's all it is. We're still in the race. There's not much room for error but we can still fight back.
"I thought we were absolutely terrific. The players put heart and soul into the game. No complaints on that side whatsoever."
Hibs head coach David Gray: "It's been a long time coming. That's twice we've been here [this season] and not lost.
"It shows we are capable if we go toe-to-toe, but it takes a level of performance that requires every man to be at their very best."
Celtic travel to Stuttgart on Thursday (17:45 GMT) for the second leg of their Europa League knockout play-off, with the tie all but over, before an Old Firm derby against Rangers at Ibrox next Sunday (12:00).
Hibs' next assignment is a Premiership trip to Dundee on Saturday (15:00).
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| Team | Played | Won | Drawn | Lost | Goals For | Goals Against | Goal Difference | Points | Form, Last 6 games, Oldest first |
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| 28 | 18 | 6 | 4 | 51 | 24 | 27 | 60 |
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| 28 | 15 | 11 | 2 | 49 | 23 | 26 | 56 |
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| 27 | 17 | 3 | 7 | 49 | 28 | 21 | 54 |
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| 27 | 13 | 11 | 3 | 45 | 18 | 27 | 50 |
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| 28 | 12 | 9 | 7 | 45 | 32 | 13 | 45 |
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| 28 | 11 | 6 | 11 | 32 | 36 | -4 | 39 |
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| 26 | 6 | 11 | 9 | 34 | 43 | -9 | 29 |
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| 26 | 8 | 4 | 14 | 28 | 38 | -10 | 28 |
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| 27 | 7 | 6 | 14 | 24 | 42 | -18 | 27 |
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| 27 | 5 | 8 | 14 | 21 | 42 | -21 | 23 |
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| 28 | 4 | 9 | 15 | 31 | 55 | -24 | 21 |
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| 28 | 1 | 10 | 17 | 30 | 58 | -28 | 13 |
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Manager: Martin O'Neill
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager: David Gray
Formation: 3 - 4 - 1 - 2
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Celtic are unbeaten in their last 23 home games against Hibernian in all competitions (W18 D5) since a 1-2 league reverse in January 2010. It’s their longest unbeaten home run over Hibs since going 25 without defeat from September 1903 to August 1925.
Hibernian have lost eight of their last 10 meetings with Celtic across all competitions (W1 D1), most recently a 2-1 loss in November.
Hibernian have lost both of their last two away league outings, last losing more in a row in January 2023 (run of 6).
Celtic have scored five 90th-minute (or later) winning goals in the Scottish Premiership this season, including one in both of their last two league games. Since the competition rebrand in 2013, this is the joint-most by any side in a single Scottish Premiership campaign (Rangers also 5 in 2016-17).
No player has scored more goals in the Scottish Premiership this season than Benjamin Nygren (13, level with Tawanda Maswanhise). It’s the most by any player in their debut league campaign for Celtic since Giorgos Giakoumakis in 2021-22 (also 13), while the last to net more for the club in their first season were both Moussa Dembélé (17) and Scott Sinclair (21) in 2016-17.
