CELTIC PLAYER RATINGS
CONOR HAZARD 5
The goalkeeper saved well from Joe Newell, Kevin Nisbet, Melker Hallberg and Jamie Murphy. Then missed the ball completely at Hibernian's last-gasp equaliser.
JEREMIE FRIMPONG 5
Quiet. Made far less of an impact going forward than he had in the games leading up to the infamous Dubai break.
STEPHEN WELSH 6
The youngster has played against Rangers and AC Milan this season so he wasn’t fazed about being drafted in to the starting line-up.
SHANE DUFFY 6
A surprise and controversial inclusion at centre half. But the Irishman’s experience proved invaluable to Celtic.
DIEGO LAXALT 4
The Uruguayan gave away the late free-kick that Hibs equalised from needlessly.
CALLUM MCGREGOR 6
Worked tirelessly. Volleyed wide of goal after being supplied by David Turnbull just before half-time.
ISMAILA SORO 5
Gifted Joe Newell a free shot at goal with a misplaced header shortly after the game kicked off. Picked up a booking for persistent fouling. Forced a good save from Macey.
DAVID TURNBULL 8
Excellent. Put Celtic in front with a sublime free-kick.
TOM ROGIC 6
Caused the visitors problems with his trickery in the first-half. Drifted out of the game and was hooked.
MIKEY JOHNSTON 6
Teed up Cameron Harper with the best Celtic chance of the first-half after pinching the ball off of Joe Newell.
CAMERON HARPER 6
The teenage American was handed his first team debut. Hit the side-netting with a shot in the first-half. Went off with cramp.
Substitutes
ARMSTRONG OKO-FLEX (for Harper, 61) 3
Put himself about.
EWAN HENDERSON (for Rogic, 67) 3
Lifted Celtic's energy levels.
KARAMOKO DEMBELE (for Johnston, 79)
Hardly involved.
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