Celtic 2 - 0 Hibs: How the Hibs players rated

Marks out of ten for every Hibs player following defeat in Glasgow
Ofir Marciano was the top performer for Hibs but he could do nothing about Celtic's second goal. Pic: SNSOfir Marciano was the top performer for Hibs but he could do nothing about Celtic's second goal. Pic: SNS
Ofir Marciano was the top performer for Hibs but he could do nothing about Celtic's second goal. Pic: SNS

Ofir Marciano: Good stops to deny Sinclair and Weah in the first half and a superb point-blank range block to deny Boyata after the break. 8

David Gray: Didn’t offer too much going forward but kept Sinclair relatively quiet. Picked up a knock and had to be subbed. 6

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Darren McGregor: Won most of his aerial battles and could count himself unfortunate for Celtic's second. 6

Paul Hanlon: Marshalled Weah well but was done a couple of times by Celtic's pace. 6

Sean Mackie: Allowed Toljan acres of space to pick out Christie for the opener. Was caught out by the pace of the game. 5

Vykintas Slivka: Much improved in the second half. Worked hard and looked to make things happen. 7

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Mark Milligan: Blasted wide just after Celtic had taken the lead but put himself about. 6

Ryan Gauld: Neat in possession but seemed reluctant to shoot. Went off with what appeared to be a hamstring problem. 6

Lewis Stevenson: Not a lot went down the left flank. Tried to offer himself going forward but had to stick to his defensive duties. 6

Oli Shaw: Subdued first half from the youngster and was replaced at the break by McNulty. 5

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Florian Kamberi: Put in a real shift during the first half but was left to feed off scraps thereafter. 6

Substitutes:

Marc McNulty: Great opportunity to reduce the arrears but miscued badly. 5

Stevie Mallan: Didn't have a lot of time to make an impact. 3

Darnell Johnson: Booked for a late lunge on Izaguirre. 3