Lee Johnson says Hibs were limited in how they wanted to play after a red card for Elie Youan in their 3-1 defeat to Celtic.
Josh Campbell had given the away side the lead in Glasgow, shortly after the French striker was sent off for two quick bookings. The second of which was picked up for an entanglement with Cameron Carter-Vickers that left the away bench enraged as Steven McLean flashed the second yellow, with the ref going to VAR as he handed Hibs a penalty for Carl Starfelt's shirt pull on Paul Hanlon.
The Hibs stalwart then turned offender when hauling down Carter-Vickers in the box, and the tech was called upon once more when a David Marshall foul in the box on Liel Abada was overturned. It mattered little to the eventual outcome as Jota converted the spot kick which Hanlon conceded before Oh and Sead Haksabanovic efforts off the bench. But Johnson - who was handed a yellow card in the game - tells Sportsound: “I was certainly pleased with the character. It's difficult enough a place to come, and then to be restricted in the way we want to play, in my eyes, a really, really poor decision.
