Hibs midfielder Josh Campbell was delighted to net his first home goal - but admits a celebration pile-on left him a bit frustrated.
The box-to-box player lashed in an effort from outside the box to secure a 2-2 draw with Rangers in their latest Premiership match after the away side at Easter Road were reduced to 9 men. Martin Boyle had initially levelled for Hibs after James Tavernier put Rangers ahead but Campbell was needed to cancel out a Tom Lawrence header.
His teammates mobbed him but Campbell sensed an opportunity to score a winner with Hibs holding a two-man advantage. But he is satisfied enough with another point for manager Lee Johnson's team: “It was a crazy game. I was disappointed that my team-mates fell on top of me after I scored – because I wanted to get the winner! I didn’t catch the shot that cleanly.
