Hibs turned in a lacklustre 2-0 defeat at Easter Road in their latest Premiership match with Ross County.
The first half was a dull affair and very little of note happened. Jordan White had the game's first chance which Hibs defender Paul Hanlon had to look alive to block but nobody moved in the home defence when a dangerous ball was whipped in mere minutes from the break. That allowed George Harmon to nip in and beat David Marshall, with boss Lee Johnson again left to rue a goal in first half stoppage time, like he did in Friday's 4-1 defeat to Aberdeen.
There was little in the way of a response and instead after an equally drab second half, it was the Staggies who hit the net again. Harmon this time turned provider for Alex Iacovitti who was left all alone in the box to score a decisive winner, leaving the Edinburgh club sixth with all but County below them holding games in hand. Here are three things we learned about Hibs from their display here.
