FT: Celtic 1-1 Hibernian
David Turnbull bends in sumptuous free-kick to open scoring with 10 to play, Kevin Nisbet capitalises on slack defending to level
Celtic without 13 players who have been told to self-isolate with Christopher Jullien testing positive for Covid-19
Parkhead manager Neil Lennon & assistant John Kennedy also out
Sides meet for third time this season
FT: Celtic 1-1 Hibernian
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Image source, SNSKevin Nisbet scored a late equaliser for Hibs
FT: Celtic 1-1 Hibernian
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageI don't see Neil Lennon being the manager at Celtic next season. That's just my gut feeling. It's only a matter of time before a change is made, and it'll be when they feel they have the right person to move it forward.
FT: Celtic 1-1 Hibernian
FT: Celtic 1-1 Hibernian
Celtic scorer David Turnbull tells Sky Sports: "We played really well as a team. Once we got the ball down and started passing, we played a lot better.
"All the boys did excellent. Got the goal at the end. We thought we'd got it.
"It's been strange but we've just tried to get our head around it."
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Caretaker Gavin Strachan told Sportsound: "The players put a lot into the game and we thought we did enough to nick it. The sucker punch at the end was frustrating.
"We were hoping we would have enough bodies back to see that out.
Asked if the club now have a mountain to climb in their pursuit of the title, Strachan said: "Yeah, but you just have to keep going. There's a lot of football still to be played and you never know what's going to happen.
"Obviously it's a frustrating time just now but we need to get the win on Saturday, keep racking up the points and see what happens."
FT: Celtic 1-1 Hibernian
Hibernian striker Kevin Nisbet tells Sky Sports: "We created a lot of good chances. Unfortunately they get their goal but we do well to get back in it.
"It's good to get back on the scoresheet and it's another point. It kind of stops the bleeding."
Lewis Stevenson, after his 500th Hibernian appearance, tells Sky Sports: "There are not many folk who have done it. I'm in good company.
"To come away with nothing would've been a travesty. I'm happy we didn't get beat. Glad we got something out of the game."
Image source, SNSNisbet scored his 13th goal of the season
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Hibernian head coach Jack Ross is pleased that his side have managed to stop a run of three straight defeats.
"I certainly think we merited taking something for the game," he said. "So the anger and frustration is tempered by the fact we got the late goal.
"The two recent games have been sore for us, and painful because they've not been a reflection how we've performed this season.
"Tonight stops the bleeding a bit in that respect. The players just need reminded that they've done an awful lot of good things this season and hopefully tonight propels us in the right direction again."
Image source, SNSHibernian head coach Jack Ross
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What now, Celtic fans? Start forming a squad for next season?
Should a new manager come in? Should captain Scott Brown get a new contract?
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Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThey've got to make some big decisions now. I think all chairman and all boards - even if you're doing well - will be looking to the future. If they are, they've got to get the new person in soon.
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Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer
Quote MessageWhat do they do with Neil Lennon? Do they commit to him for next season, or do they want a change? If they do, when do they make it? Do they allow someone to come in now to get the feel for Celtic and Scottish football?
FT: Celtic 1-1 Hibernian
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThe title is over. The best they can do is get it down to 12, with the games in hand. Can they overturn that on Rangers? I don't think anyone sees that happening. If they don't pick up points against Livingston for example, then you can start talking about being in a battle for second.
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FT: Celtic 1-1 Hibernian
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThe air just seems to be going out of Celtic. It's lazy defending from Diego Laxalt to give away the free-kick. It's Celtic's Achilles heel. They don't deal with the ball well enough, and it bounces around in the six-yard box and Nisbet scores. It's the nail in the coffin of a brutal season.
It's all over at Celtic Park! And so, in all probability, is the title race.
David Turnbull's free-kick with nine minutes left looked to have snatched victory for a depleted Celtic side. But in classic fashion, a set piece was their undoing, and Kevin Nisbet's fine finish levelled.
Twenty-one points behind Rangers, with three games in hand. It's Steven Gerrard's side's to lose.
Celtic 1-1 Hibernian
Stevie Mallan's deflected strike flashes just over! Hibs with their tails up. Can they win it?
Kevin Nisbet
Nisbet scores!
It's classic Celtic this season. Diego Laxalt gives away a needless free-kick, Stevie Mallan swings it in. A Hibs player wins the first challenge, then Connor Hazard and a defender on the line fail to clear properly and Nisbet strokes the ball into the roof of the net!
Celtic 1-0 Hibernian
Celtic survive a few corners. They're suddenly filled with more energy. Still time for Hibs, though, and Christian Doidge has a shot blocked before Stevie Mallan fires over.
Celtic 1-0 Hibernian
Can Hibs respond?
Spare a thought for Stephen McGinn. On the pitch for 10 seconds before giving away that free-kick. BUT, Hibs have a corner...
Celtic 1-0 Hibernian
Just when Celtic were toiling, David Turnbull steps up again. Even if this season isn't a success for Celtic, they have a player who will be a big influence for years to come.