PAUL HANLON admits that he and his Hibernian team-mates must learn lessons from what turned out to be a sobering afternoon in Glasgow for the Leith outfit.
Lee Johnson’s side were 3-0 down within the opening 25 minutes at Celtic Park on Saturday and although they improved in the second half – and reduced the deficit to two goals when Eli Youan coolly slotted home not long after the restart – the champions’ quality eventually told as they chalked up a resounding win.
The result means Hibs have now suffered back-to-back losses but before attention turns to Friday night’s encounter with St Johnstone, Hanlon insists the team will pore over the details of the defeat in order to learn from the painful experience.
