Rangers Player Ratings: Four Defenders Fail in Hibs Defeat
Rangers Ratings: Four Defenders Fail in Hibs Defeat

Rangers suffered a 2-1 defeat to Hibs at Ibrox in Derek McInnes's first home Premiership game as boss, with the home fans booing at full-time. David Gray's side took all three points after Callum Wright's injury-time winner.

Match Summary

Hibs led through Josh Campbell's early penalty, but Rangers equalized five minutes from time when Miguel Chaiwa scored an own goal. However, Wright struck in stoppage time to seal the win for the visitors.

The match started badly for McInnes when referee Don Robertson awarded a penalty after reviewing Vanja Dragojevic's push on Jason Kerr. Campbell converted, sending Ivor Pandur the wrong way.

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Player Ratings

Ivor Pandur (5) had little to do until the penalty and was beaten by a deflected winner. Vanja Dragojevic (4) gave away the penalty and was substituted at half-time. Olwethu Makhanya (6) made a key recovery tackle but was caught out late. Emmanuel Fernandez (4) was sloppy in possession and missed the winner.

Tuur Rommens (5) had a long-range effort saved but needed more attacking intent. Daisuke Yokota (7) impressed on debut with skill but lacked end product. Cammy Devlin (5) showed energy but lacked quality. Nico Raskin (6) tried to dictate play but fired over twice. Findlay Curtis (5) struggled to create before moving to right-back.

Lawrence Shankland (6) worked hard with little service, hitting the bar and forcing a late save. Youssef Chermiti (3) missed a good chance and left on a stretcher before half-time.

Substitutes' Impact

Ryan Naderi (4) won a header but lacked magic. Mohamed Diomande (4) added energy. Thelo Aasgaard (3) was lively but wasteful. Djeidi Gassama (3) provided the cross for the own goal. Ross McCrorie (2) had a brief, painful outing.

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