Celtic two points ahead of Rangers
Frimpong guides in opener before break
Edouard adds second midway through just after the hour
Lennon's side have now won eight consecutive league matches
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FT: Celtic 2-0 Hibernian
Celtic manager Neil Lennon was pleased that his decision to play three at the back forced Hibs to "change their formation really quickly".
"The only criticism is that we missed easy chances - we were far more comprehensive than 2-0," he tells BBC Scotland.
Lennon praised 19-year-old scorer Jeremie Frimpong, describing the 19-year-old as "one of the best kids I've ever seen and I've been in the game for a long time. The level of his play is outstanding and he's been magnificent since he came through the door."
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Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson plans changes to his side after their three-game winning streak ended against Rangers.
Stephen Robinson says he "may shake up" his Motherwell side for their next three games against Kilmarnock, Ross County and Hamilton as they target third place in the Scottish Premiership.
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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard had a bit to say about Alfredo Morelos' first red card of the season.
Rangers manager Steven Gerrard has "no complaints" about Alfredo Morelos' dismissal in the win at Motherwell, but believes referee Don Robertson was "desperate to give out a red card".
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And here's Alasdair Lamont's impressions from Celtic's win over Hibs.
Celtic reinstate their two-point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership by beating Hibernian to pick up their eighth consecutive league victory.
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In the early kick-off, Rangers beat Motherwell 2-0 despite having Alfredo Morelos being sent off and you can read Andrew Southwick's match report below.
Rangers ease aside Motherwell - and remain two points adrift of Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premiership - despite having Alfredo Morelos sent off for gesturing to fans after scoring.
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Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound
Quote MessageCeltic dominated possession. Hibs didn't really believe in the opportunities that they had. There were at least five chances. Good response to the result and pressure from Rangers' result earlier and overall a good day for the Old Firm
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Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland
A good win against stubborn opposition for Neil Lennon’s side. They could have won more comprehensively with a little more precision with their finishing, but Hibs were only occasionally able to lay a glove on their opponents.
Next up for the Edinburgh side is a home meeting with Rangers on Friday night, which is an intriguing-looking fixture.
The same could be said about Celtic’s trip to Tynecastle on Wednesday, when they can stretch their lead at the top of the league to five points.
FT: Celtic 2-0 Hibernian
Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThere was a small period where Hibs made a few half chances, but the second goal just killed it off and Celtic have been very comfortable
It was all rather easy in the end for Celtic as they match Rangers' 2-0 win away to Motherwell earlier today to regain their two-point lead at the top of the Premiership.
Jeremie Frimpong gave them a half-time lead and Odsonne Edouard virtually killed the game as a contest after the break.
Image source, SNSOdsonne Edouard (right) scored his 15th goal of the season
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It's all Celtic now and it's Leigh Griffiths again, but the Scotland striker fires wide.
Image source, SNSHibs came closest when Fraser Forster saved from Celtic team-mate Christopher Jullien
Celtic 2-0 Hibernian
A glancing header from Leigh Griffiths sends the ball just wide as Celtic look to extend their lead.
Celtic 2-0 Hibernian
Hibs midfielder Stevie Mallan is booked for a foul on Kristoffer Ajer as Tom Rogic comes into the Celtic midfield in place of James Forrest.
Celtic 2-0 Hibernian
At last, Fraser Forster is forced into a save - and it's from one of his team-mates.
Martin Boyle's cut back is headed on by Christopher Jullien and somehow the Celtic goalkeeper beats it away, possibly off his chest.
Celtic 2-0 Hibernian
Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageScott Allan's done okay working away in the middle of the pitch. But, when you come here, the toughest part of your game is the defensive side, it takes up the highest percentage of your game. That's not his forte, but he's done okay, he'll be happy enough
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It's not been a day when Scott Allan could show his forward-going skills in midfield against his former club and the midfielder is replaced by Hibs head coach Jack Ross. On comes 20-year-old Fraser Murray.
Celtic 2-0 Hibernian
Odsonne Edouard's 15th goal of the season has all but clinched the three points for Celtic.
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A chance for Hibs as Jason Naismith plays on from Martin Boyle's cross and Florian Kamberi can only shoot into the side-netting.
Celtic 2-0 Hibernian
That was Odsonne Edouard's last kick of the ball and on comes Leigh Griffiths up front.
Hibs have also taken off a striker, with winger Daryl Horgan on for Christian Doidge.
Celtic 2-0 Hibernian
Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound
Quote MessageForrest was wide and open on that right hand side and it was a lovely pick out for him to pass to Edouard