Hibernian's winning goal came in the dying minutes of the match, securing a 2-1 victory over Rangers at Ibrox. This win leaves Rangers manager Derek McInnes still searching for his first victory. The match began with Hibernian taking the lead in the 12th minute through a penalty kick by Josh Campbell, awarded by VAR after a foul by Vanja Dragojevic on Jason Kerr. Rangers managed to level the score in the 85th minute when Djeidi Gassama's cross was inadvertently turned into the net by Hibernian's Miguel Chaiwa.
However, Hibernian responded with a late twist, breaking from a corner and scoring the winning goal through Callum Wright's deflected shot. The loss compounds a difficult start for McInnes, who also saw his star striker Youssef Chermiti carried off on a stretcher due to injury. With this defeat, Rangers fall five points behind Celtic and St Mirren in the Premiership standings.
McInnes expressed his frustration, stating that his team was guilty of passing up opportunities and not playing forward enough. He also disputed the penalty decision, calling it 'very soft.' In contrast, Hibernian head coach David Gray praised his team's character and mentality, especially in the face of severe pressure from Rangers in the second half.