Hibernian head coach David Gray spoke to BBC Scotland following his team’s 3-0 loss, expressing his disappointment. He stated: “Firstly, disappointed to lose the game. We’ll never accept losing a game of football, but everything I asked the players to do was there for large periods.” Gray highlighted the team’s failure to capitalize on chances, adding: “When you get big opportunities, though, you need to take them. That’s cost us today – their goalkeeper gets man of the match.” Regarding the scoreline, Gray commented: “We came away from the game losing 3-0, so I’m not going to be overly positive for that reason. We had three or four clear-cut chances – I can’t remember a Hibs side coming here and having so many.” Despite the defeat, he identified a positive aspect from the match, remarking: “The fact we’ve created is a positive. If I didn’t see the attacking intent we’ve got, I’d be much more concerned.” Post navigation Jos Buttler Crowned Player of the Tournament as Deccan Gladiators Win Abu Dhabi T10 League Andy Mangan Emerges as Candidate for Shrewsbury Head Coach Role