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In a surprising turn of events, Hibernian have managed to snatch a late 2-1 victory against Celtic in the Scottish Premiership. This unexpected outcome at Celtic Park left many Celtic supporters, including myself, in a state of disbelief, as the match concluded with a dramatic winner from Hibs’ Andrews in the dying moments.
The game started promisingly for Celtic, maintaining the lion's share of possession and creating several enticing opportunities. However, the conversion of these chances into goals remained elusive. Hibernian, on the other hand, stayed resilient in their defence, absorbing the pressure exerted by the home side.
As the match progressed, it seemed increasingly like a stalemated affair until Hibernian broke the deadlock and subsequently added another through a swift counter-attacking play, clinching the lead with Andrews' decisive strike late in the game. Despite a late push from Celtic, the equaliser remained out of reach, and the final whistle cemented a 2-1 victory for Hibernian.
Though this result is a setback, as a fervent Celtic fan, I remain optimistic about the season. History has shown us that Celtic can bounce back from tougher situations. Reflecting on the treble-winning 1966-67 season or our unexpected triumph in the 1988 Scottish Cup Final against Dundee United, it's clear that resilience is woven into the fabric of this club.
Looking forward, this game should serve as a wake-up call for the squad. With European fixtures and domestic challenges ahead, Celtic has every opportunity to turn this season into a memorable campaign. Remembering our famous victories in the past, particularly those unforgettable nights against Rangers, where we've turned the tables in our favour, I am confident in our ability to rise to the occasion.
As we look to the next matches, every Celtic supporter should remember that setbacks are just setups for greater comebacks. Keeping our spirits high and supporting the team is crucial as they prepare to regain their top form.
And on a lighter note, here’s a chuckle for all the Hoops fans out there: How many Rangers fans does it take to change a light bulb? None, they're still living in the shadow of Celtic’s 9 consecutive league titles! Let’s keep our heads high and look towards snagging that title back this season.
