Before Iheanacho’s goal, Celtic had taken the lead in the 41st minute through Daizen Maeda. However, Joe Newell equalized for Hibernian during first-half stoppage time. The match turned when Jamie McGrath was sent off for Hibernian in the 20th minute, leaving them to play with ten men.

Key statistics:

• Celtic scored two goals while Hibernian scored one.
• Maeda’s goal came in the 41st minute.
• Newell equalized in first-half stoppage time.
• Iheanacho scored the winning goal in the 72nd minute.
• This victory marked Celtic’s fourth consecutive league win.
• Celtic is now one point behind Hearts in the Premiership standings.

Celtic’s coach Martin O’Neill noted that his team played better before Hibernian’s red card than after it. Meanwhile, David Gray expressed frustration over his team’s recurring issues with going down to ten men. The match showcased Celtic’s resilience and determination to stay competitive in the league.

Iheanacho stated, “I always feel great to come in and help the team to get the win, so I’m happy today.” His contribution proved vital as Celtic aims to close the gap on Hearts in the upcoming matches.

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