Lee Johnson 'not happy' with Hibs performance against Rangers despite another late show

Hibs boss Lee Johnson reacts during the 2-2 draw with Rangers

Josh Campbell volleyed an injury-time equaliser after a James Tavernier penalty and Tom Lawrence header either side of Martin Boyle’s goal had given the Gers a 2-1 lead.

But red cards for John Lundstram and Alfredo Morelos gave Hibs a route back in which they took despite leaving it late.

Speaking after a breathless, incident-filled encounter at Easter Road Johnson said: "I’m not happy, we need to do more.

"We've got spirit and fitness but I want to deliver to these fans high-tempo, front-foot football.

"In the first half we didn't and in the second we did. What we need is a complete performance.

"We’ve picked up a point against one of the Old Firm teams by being aggressive; if that's not proof we need to press aggressively, I don't know what is.”

Johnson branded his team’s first-half performance ‘really poor’, adding: “I envisaged a much better, more aggressive, front-foot performance.

Josh Campbell and Jair Tavares comfort Marijan Cabraja at full time

"We didn’t lay a glove on Rangers in the first half.

"We had a biblical team talk at half-time to get us going and the boys delivered in the second half and that was what created the incidents: the equaliser, good pressure, good counter-attack,

"Lundstram's sending off was probably a yellow; a tactical foul in my eyes, but I didn't think it was a penalty, and Rocky Bushiri should have had one in the first half.

"If there’s VAR their penalty is 50/50 and I think Bushiri’s was 85/15, when he was dragged down in the first half.

"I have no idea what VAR would give in the Morelos scenario.

"There were a lot of incidents, but we created that by our pressure in the second half.”

Johnson had words of praise for Campbell – ‘a fantastic finish from a player who I believe is growing in stature’ – and also for Marijan Čabraja, who played 60 minutes despite only returning from his father’s funeral in Croatia on Friday.

"Amazing effort, amazing resilience, amazing character – he pulled the lads together in the dressing-room afterwards to thank them for all the support he's had. These situations bring you together closer as a Hibs family.”