Summary

  • Home Premiership wins for Hearts, Partick Thistle and Ross County

  • Celtic win Scottish League Cup semi-final at Hampden Park

Live Reporting

Clive Lindsay

  1. Who will face Celtic?

    Rangers v Motherwell (Sunday 14:30 BST)

    Just a reminder that the second League Cup semi-final takes place tomorrow, again at Hampden Park.

    Rangers and Motherwell will be vying to face Celtic in the final on 26 November.

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  2. FULL-TIME Hibernian 2-4 Celtic

    Moussa Dembele made the difference against Rangers in last season's semi-final and his two goals have again powered the holders to the final.

    Celtic's Moussa Dembele celebratesSNS

  3. Hibernian 2-4 Celtic

    Pat Bonner
    Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

    I was surprised that Dembele didn't start the game today, but those goals will do him the power of good

  4. goal

    GOAL Hibernian 2-4 Celtic

    Moussa Dembele

    Ross Laidlaw makes another poor decision with an attempted clearance that leaves Hibs short at the back.

    Tom Rogic threads the ball through to Moussa Dembele, who had demanded that Scott Sinclair leave it to him, and the French striker slots it wide of the despairing goalkeeper for the substitute's second goal of the game.

    That looks to have finally killed off the Hibs challenge as the sun comes out but the Edinburgh side's fans start to stream out of Hampden.

  5. Hibernian 2-3 Celtic

    Lewis Stevenson is not renowned for his shooting, or goalscoring, and the left-back slices an effort wide from 16 yards as Brandon Barker presented him with a sight of goal.

  6. GREAT SAVE!

    Hibernian 2-3 Celtic

    Ross Laidlaw to the rescue again as he blocks from Moussa Dembele as the French striker breaks free behind the Hibs defence.

    Dembele pounces on the rebound, but he delays too long and Paul Hanlon makes a fine challenge to concede a corner.

  7. Thrilling finish in store

    Hibernian 2-3 Celtic

    Celtic's Moussa Dembele celebratesSNS

    Moussa Dembele looked to have clinched the game for Celtic

    Hibs scorers Anthony Stokes and Oli Shaw celebrateSNS

    Anthony Stokes and Oli Shaw have brought Hibs back into the game

  8. GREAT SAVE!

    Hibernian 2-3 Celtic

    Ross Laidlaw denies James Forrest for a second time in succession, the Hibs goalkeeper rising to tip wide the winger's shot after a mazy run.

  9. GREAT SAVE!

    Hibernian 2-3 Celtic

    Ross Laidlaw was at fault for Celtic's first two goals, but the goalkeeper does well to block at point-blank range from James Forrest.

  10. Hibernian 2-3 Celtic

    Steven Thompson
    Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

    It is the Brendan Rodgers way. They are 3-2 up and they are not going to sit back and settle for that, but it leaves them susceptible to the counter attack

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    That Hibernian penalty is proving controversial...

    Frank Winter: Shocking decision.

    Claire Bell: Stupid ref! He clearly got the ball, barely touched him.

    El Guapo: Never ever a penalty!!!

    Snoop Dogg CSC: Shocking decision from ref, Boyata clearly got the ball

  12. Hibernian 2-3 Celtic

    Brendan Rodgers makes his final change, with Tom Rogic replacing Stuart Armstrong in Celtic's midfield.

  13. Hibernian 2-3 Celtic

    It is game on and Martin Boyle flashes a cross across the face of the Celtic goal and Anthony Stokes and Oli Shaw are so close to a touch that could have pulled the scores level.

  14. goal

    GOAL Hibernian 2-3 Celtic

    Oli Shaw

    Young Hibs fan Oli Shaw scores his first top-team goal for the Edinburgh side as the striker strokes the ball low past goalkeeper Craig Gordon after a fine through ball from Steven Whittaker.

  15. Hibernian 1-3 Celtic

    The last throw of the dice from Neil Lennon as the former Celtic boss brings on 19-year-old striker Oli Shaw for midfielder Vykintas Slivka.

  16. YELLOW CARD

    Hibernian 1-3 Celtic

    Celtic captain Scott Brown goes into the referee's book for a challenge from behind on John McGinn.

  17. goal

    GOAL Hibernian 1-3 Celtic

    Moussa Dembele

    Another case of substitutes making an immediate impact.

    James Forrest cuts the ball back into the danger area in front of the Hibs goal and, although Scott Sinclair miscues, it falls for Moussa Dembele and the Frenchman fires home from four yards.

  18. CLOSE!

    Hibernian 1-2 Celtic

    Suddenly it is Hibs who are on the ascendancy and John McGinn's curling cross to the front post is poked wide by Paul Hanlon as the central defender burst between two defenders.

  19. Forrest and Dembele on for Celtic

    Hibernian 1-2 Celtic

    Manager Brendan Rodgers takes no time to respond to that Hibs goal and makes a double substitution.

    Patrick Roberts has been anonymous in this game and the on-loan Manchester City winger is replaced with James Forrest.

    Meanwhile, Leigh Griffiths is hauled off and Moussa Dembele is now the man up front.

  20. goal

    GOAL Hibernian 1-2 Celtic

    Anthony Stokes (penalty)

    There are question marks about the penalty given by referee Andrew Dallas, it appears following advice from his assistant, as Dedryck Boyata looked to have nicked the ball off Martin Boyle's toe.

    But Anthony Stokes makes no mistake against his former club from the penalty spot, sending goalkeeper Craig Gordon the wrong way from the spot.