Hibernian snatch stoppage-time win at Ibrox | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Hibernian beat Rangers 2-1 at Ibrox thanks to a stoppage-time winner. In the 12th minute, Josh Campbell converted a penalty after VAR confirmed the spot kick. Rangers levelled via Miguel Chaiwa's own goal (85.), but Hibs won it in the third minute of second half stoppage time through Callum Wright from Nathan Lowe's break. Raphael Sallinger's eight saves underpinned the result as Rangers had 75.9% possession and 25 attempts. The Hibees climb from 10th to seventh, while Rangers drop from eighth to ninth and host Jagiellonia in the Europa League next as Hibs visit Shkëndija in the Conference League.

Player of the Match: Raphael Sallinger kept Hibs in control of the moments that mattered, making eight saves to repel sustained late pressure.

Stat of the Match: Hibs made 43 clearances, a snapshot of how they survived long spells inside their own third.

Three Things We Learned: Rangers' dominance did not translate into points, with 25 attempts and 75.9% possession yielding just one goal. Hibs' bench tilted the game, as Nathan Lowe supplied the assist and Callum Wright delivered the decisive finish after both came on in the second half. Rangers' crossing barrage lacked reward, with 38 deliveries met by resilient defending.