Hibernian beat Rangers 2-1 at Ibrox with stoppage-time winner

Hibernian secured a dramatic 2-1 victory over Rangers at Ibrox on August 9, 2026, inflicting a damaging home defeat on manager Derek McInnes in his first Premiership match in charge. Substitute Callum Wright scored a stoppage-time winner to seal the points for the visitors, who had led for most of the match.

The result leaves Rangers without a win in McInnes's first three games, following a draw with Dundee United and a Europa League qualifying loss. Hibernian's win means they have now won at Ibrox in three successive seasons for the first time.

Hibernian took the lead in the 11th minute. Referee Don Robertson was advised by VAR to review a challenge by Rangers defender Vanja Dragojevic on Hibs' Jason Kerr at a corner. After consulting the pitch-side monitor, Robertson awarded a penalty, which Josh Campbell converted past goalkeeper Ivor Pandur.

Rangers suffered a further blow before halftime when striker Youssef Chermiti was carried off on a stretcher after an impact injury. Chermiti, who was the subject of a rejected £22 million bid from Galatasaray, left the stadium with his knee in a brace and was scheduled for a scan on August 10. McInnes confirmed the club was "delighted"...