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Callum Wright Sinks Rangers with Stoppage-Time Winner for Hibernian
Callum Wright’s third-minute stoppage-time finish gave Hibernian their third win at Ibrox in as many seasons, leaving Rangers winless under Derek McInnes.
- On Sunday, Hibernian defeated Rangers 2-1 at Ibrox Stadium, with substitute Callum Wright scoring a stoppage-time winner that secured the victory for the visitors.
- Hibernian took an early lead in the 12th minute after Josh Campbell converted a controversial penalty awarded following a VAR review of Rangers debutant Vanja Dragojevic's challenge on Jason Kerr.
- Before halftime, striker Youssef Chermiti was carried off on a stretcher after suffering an injury, compounding Rangers' woes after the club rejected a £22 million bid from Galatasaray.
- Rangers' late revival briefly leveled the match in the 85th minute when Hibernian defender Miguel Chaiwa inadvertently scored an own goal following a cross from Djeidi Gassama.
- McInnes faces mounting pressure following the defeat, having failed to win his opening three matches, with Rangers facing Jagiellonia Bialystok in a Europa League qualifier on Thursday.
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Derek McInnes comes out fighting with pressure already mounting on new Rangers boss after just three games
Derek McInnes has come out fighting over his nightmare start at Rangers by insisting his struggling side "aren't as bad as people think" after another damaging defeat.The 55-year-old remains without a victory since taking charge at Ibrox after Rangers suffered a 2-1 home defeat against Hibernian in the Scottish Premiership.McInnes has now failed to win any of his opening three matches and Rangers already find themselves five points behind Celtic…
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The players of Glazov Rangers were defeated on their field in the second round of the Scottish Championship by Hibernian 2:1, and Vanja Dragojević will not remember the game well.
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