Hibernian head coach Grant Scott expressed his satisfaction with the result, stating, “A very good win and clean sheet against a very good team who are progressing.” He further explained the team’s strategic approach, noting, “I think playing against the win suited us better. First half we went too long too soon, second half we kept it short and sweet.” Scott also highlighted the team’s ongoing goal, adding, “We’re fighting to accumulate as many points as we can.” Motherwell head coach Paul Brownlie offered his assessment of the match, remarking, “I thought our first half performance deserved more, but, credit to Hibs their second half performance, they created more opportunities.” He reiterated his belief about his team’s initial play, asserting, “I thought we were far better than Hibs in the first half but we didn’t take our chances.” Post navigation Glasgow City Retains SWPL Lead as Rangers and Celtic Overcome Early Challenges to Win Allianz Football League to Commence with All-Ireland Final Rematch