Hibernian power clear on Youan double to stay fifth | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Kilmarnock lost 3-1 to Hibernian in the Scottish Premiership. Thody Elie Youan headed Hibs ahead in the fifth minute from Daniel Berlaser's corner. Tyreece John‑Jules levelled for Kilmarnock (57.). The Hibees registered nine shots on target to Kilmarnock's one, and Youan restored the lead (71.) before Jamie McGrath converted a penalty in the first minute of second half stoppage time after he was fouled by Jack Thomson. Hibs stay fifth while Kilmarnock remain 11th, with Hibs hosting Motherwell next and Kilmarnock visiting Livingston.

Player of the Match: Thody Elie Youan decided the contest with a brace, scoring from two shots on target and leading the line with four attempts overall.

Stat of the Match: Grant Hanley made 20 clearances, a dominant defensive display that blunted Kilmarnock's crossing.

Three Things We Learned: Youan's finishing was ruthless, converting two of his four attempts and both efforts on target. David Watson's straight red in the 80th minute left Kilmarnock with ten and chasing the game. Tyreece John‑Jules was a persistent threat, producing four attempts and nine touches in the box, highlighted by his equaliser.