Hibernian secured a 2-1 victory away to Rangers in the Premiership Regular Season on Saturday. The result comes after a penalty from Joe Campbell and a late strike from Chris Wright, despite an own goal from Miguel Chaiwa that had levelled matters.
Rangers took the lead through their own defensive error, but Hibernian responded with composure. Campbell converted from the spot in the twelfth minute after V. Dragojevic received a yellow card eleven minutes in. The incident went to review, but the referee held every card and awarded the spot-kick.
The hosts dominated possession at 75 per cent and created four big chances, yet shots accuracy of 33 per cent told a different story. Nine shots on target against a goalkeeper who made zero saves suggests Hibernian's defence blocked or cleared the danger. By then, the visitors had weathered the storm through disciplined defending.
Miguel Chaiwa's own goal in the eighty-fifth minute gave Rangers hope, but Chris Wright ended a barren spell with a third-minute stoppage-time finish. The result leaves Rangers second with thirteen points from six games, while Hibernian move up to eighth with six points from five matches.