In a dramatic turn of events at Ibrox, Hibernian manager David Gray saw his side snatch a crucial 2-1 victory over Rangers, keeping their top-four Scottish Premiership hopes alive. The match was a tale of two halves, with Rangers dominating early on and forcing Hibs' goalkeeper into several stunning saves.

"Before the game, we spoke about coming here and winning," Gray revealed. "If I'm being honest, it was very much a smash-and-grab because of the way the game went. Rangers started really well and our goalkeeper had to make four or five massive saves, which kept us in the game."

With time running out and the pressure mounting, Gray knew he had to take risks. "With 15 minutes to go, we knew we needed to win, so I threw caution to the wind, threw strikers on, went to a back four and opened it up." That tactical gamble paid off, but not without a few nervous moments—Gray noted, "Even at that time, Rangers had a big chance before we scored."

Despite the victory, Gray remained honest about his team's performance. "I was a bit disappointed with how we played at times, but I've just said to the players, it was all about winning for us." For Hibs fans, this gritty win could be a defining moment in their season, proving that sometimes it's not about how you play, but the result that counts. As they push for a top-four finish, this hard-fought victory at Ibrox will be remembered as a testament to their resilience.