Dundee 1-2 Hibernian result, stats and report

Hibernian created the chances but could not take them. Kilmarnock took theirs. That is football, and that is why Hibs lost.

Hibernian had the ball, the chances, and the crowd, but Gent had the goals that mattered. A 90th-minute own goal from Miguel Chaiwa sealed a 3-2 win for the Belgians and ended Hibernian's European night in the worst way possible.

Hibernian took all three points at Dens Park on Sunday, winning 2-1 despite a late Joe Westley header giving Dundee brief hope. Martin Boyle and Callum Wright did the damage for the visitors.

Hearts produced a controlled second-half display to win 3-1 at Hibernian, with Hibs undone by a red card, sloppy defending, and a total failure to hold what they had built in the first half.

St. Johnstone substitute Charlie Reilly gave the visitors the lead with a header in the 87th minute, only for Dundee's Josh Fowler to equalise in the 90th and deny the Saints all three points.

Dundee United host Hibernian at Tannadice on Saturday with one thing abundantly clear: somebody is conceding goals. The question is how many.

Falkirk have not won in five Scottish Premiership matches and have conceded seven goals in that run. Dundee arrive at the Falkirk Stadium on Saturday with five wins from their last ten and a point to prove after back-to-back defeats.

Hibernian host Aberdeen at Easter Road on Saturday looking to extend a perfect home record, while the Dons arrive having lost four of their last five away fixtures and conceded thirteen goals in the process.