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FT: Hibernian (Ajer OG) 1-1 Celtic (Christie)
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Christian Doidge throws himself at a Glenn Middleton cross but Boli Bolingoli gets across well to nod behind for a corner, which comes to nothing after some shoving from Hibs defender Paul Hanlon is spotted.
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Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThis game's bubbling away, isn't it? Christian Doidge twists and turns and gets a shot away, but he should have seen Scott Allan. He'd have been through on goal if Doidge had spotted him. This is good from Hibs, and it's what they need to do more of.
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Scott Brown, already on a booking, takes a risk with a studs up challenge on Scott Allan. The Celtic skipper got to the ball first and to be fair Allan is not complaining like some of his team-mates are.
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Hibs don't give possession back from drop ball, which is more than a bit off since Celtic were in possession before Jullien needed treatment.
Suddenly, Glenn Middleton is slaloming his way across the penalty box and the ball is worked to Christian Doidge, who turns near the penalty spot and gets a shot off. Fraser Forster gets down smartly to save but Scott Allan was wide open for a pass there.
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Christopher Jullien is getting some attention for a bang on the bonce. The Celtic defender clashed heads with Christian Doidge when trying to steer the ball on target.
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And another one... No doubt this time as Lewis Stevenson crunches into Ryan Christie after some excellent skill from the Celtic midfielder to dance away from Stevie Mallan.
Hibernian 1-1 Celtic
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageBrown's challenge is not a yellow card for me. The difference between that and McGregor's tackles is massive. It's a foul, yes, but a yellow card for Scott Brown is harsh.
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Another booking for a tug on Scott Allan. The Hibs midfielder does fantastically well to spin away from Scott Brown and then stumbles after taking a few steps away from the Celtic skipper.
If there was any contact it was just a graze of the hand but Kevin Clancy deems it worthy of a yellow card.
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A cleverly worked set-piece presents Callum McGregor with a great shooting chance but the Celtic man makes a mess of it. Hibs clear and a frustrated McGregor is booked for hauling Scott Allan back.
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We're off again... Celtic straight on the attack and a James Forrest shot is deflected wide.
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Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageIf Heckingbottom's been sent to the stands because he kicked the water bottle, then that's not on. He's clearly not deliberately hit the official. You don't want to see it, but equally you can't send him off for it. It's just a moment of frustration, so I think it's something he said to the officials. I won't tell you what I think he said.
Image source, SNSPaul Heckingbottom is ushered away by Hibs staff after his red card
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BBC Radio Scotland's Brian McLauchlin tells listeners that the decision to award Celtic a foul for a challenge on James Forrest in the build up to the goal was actually made after an intervention from the fourth official, Nick Walsh. That explains the delay but it still looks very, very soft in the TV replays.
There's also a suggestion Hibs were expecting a drop-ball in their favour, which might explain why they were all over the place.
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Image source, SNSAll square at the break and the teams trudge off to loud boos from the home fans, who feel aggrieved after the Celtic equaliser came from a bit of a phantom foul.
Hibs boss Paul Heckingbottom went off his rocker after that and was duly dismissed.
The home side were in front early thanks to an unfortunate own goal from Kristoffer Ajer.
It's been a bit niggly, with neither goalkeeper overly taxed.
Image source, SNSTempers fray at Easter Road as Josh Vela and Olivier Ntcham clash
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Christian Doidge does well to get on the end of yet another long punt up the park from Hibs and the ball falls to Stevie Mallan. The midfielder, who scored a screamer against Hearts last weekend, doesn't catch this one cleanly and it's an easy save for Fraser Forster.
That's the home side's first effort on target since the early own goal came from an intended pass.
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Kristoffer Ajer is the next man cautioned by Kevin Clancy after crashing in through the back of Hibs striker Christian Doidge.
Not much in that one really, with the referee having a pretty wobbly afternoon so far.
Hibernian 1-1 Celtic
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageOlivier Ntcham is lucky to get away with this. Josh Vela's niggled away at him, but Ntcham ran right into Vela, and then he raises his arms. I don't think he catches him in his face, but he's not far away. Two bookings is a classic case of just punishing the two players, but Ntcham was the aggressor there
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Olivier Ntcham reacts very aggressively as Josh Vela clips his heel. The Celtic man raises his hands and there's a bit of pushing and shoving between the pair before Kevin Clancy steps in and books the pair of them.