Rangers, meanwhile, secured a straight forward 2-0 win over Livingston afterwards to open up a six-point lead at the top. Just behind them Aberdeen and Hibs continue to put distance between themselves and the rest of the league.
For hearts and Hibs, attention turns Saturday’s Scottish Cup semi final at Hampden Park, while the Old Firm are in European action once more, Celtic travelling to Lille a few days before their semi final with Aberdeen. Rangers host Polish side Lech Poznan.
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5. Celtic criticism deserved - Foster
Former Rangers defender Richard Foster reckons the criticism of Celtic and Neil Lennon is warranted. He said: “I know they have a few injuries and a few missing for different reasons, but I just don’t think Celtic are as good as they were last season. I don’t think they’re as dominant or playing as fluidly, everything is a bit stop-start.” (BBC) Photo: Mark Scates - SNS Group
6. No Rangers move for Wilshere
Rangers won’t make a move for free agent Jack Wilshere. The former Arsenal ace has been strongly linked with a move to Ibrox. However, with plenty of options in the middle of the pack and interest in the player from abroad, the Ibrox club will pass on the signing opportunity. (Football Insider) Photo: SNS Group Craig Williamson
7. Wighton on Hibs weaknesses
Hearts striker Craig Wighton believes the team can take advantage of Hibs weaknesses in the Scottish Cup semi final on Saturday. The forward is confident that Hearts have what it takes to stop their rivals from playing the way they want to. (Evening News) Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group
8. Lennon reckons his players have a "fragile" confidence
Neil Lennon reckons his team is suffering with confidence, labelling their current state as “fragile”. Celtic gave up three goals to Aberdeen, making it six goals conceded in a week. (Various) Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group