Hibs skipper David Marshall admits defeat to Dundee United was disappointing but says the capital club have come a long way in the last month.
The Easter Road side failed to make it five wins on the bounce in the Premiership as they lost out by a single goal at Tannadice. Aziz Behich's early strike proved to be the difference in what was a frantic encounter under the lights between the two sides.
Former Celtic and Scotland keeper Marshall admits the Hibees performed well for 99 per cent of the encounter and they need to make sure they keep performance levels high with a trip to Parkhead next and in their bid to maintain third spot. He told Hibs' official website: "We are all disappointed with the result, we came here off the back of four wins – even a draw tonight would’ve been a good result.
