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Hibs stun Rangers with dramatic late winner

Callum Wright's dramatic late goal gives Hibernian victory at Ibrox and keeps Derek McInnes waiting for his first win as Rangers manager.

Published Aug 18, 2026 · 3:45 AMOriginal source: BBC Sport2 reads
Hibs stun Rangers with dramatic late winner
Callum Wright's dramatic late goal gives Hibernian victory at Ibrox and keeps Derek McInnes waiting for his first win as Rangers manager.
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