Galbraith’s late show stuns Bhoys

CELTIC’S Clydesdale Bank Premier League hopes suffered a blow when Danny Galbraith’s stoppage-time winner gave Hibernian all three points in a dramatic match at Parkhead.

Galbraith’s late show stuns Bhoys
Thu, 28 Jan, 2010 - 00:00
Celtic 1 Hibernian 2 Ronnie Esplin

Marc-Antoine Fortune headed Celtic into a fifth-minute lead from a Paul Caddis corner and the home side appeared to be cruising.

However, in the 26th minute, Anthony Stokes found room inside the Hoops’ box to flick a header from Derek Riordan’s corner past Artur Boruc.

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CourtsSoccerPlace: ParkheadPerson: GalbraithPerson: Danny GalbraithPerson: Marc-Antoine FortunePerson: Paul CaddisPerson: Anthony StokesPerson: Hoops’Person: Derek RiordanPerson: Artur BorucPerson: Colin NishPerson: John RankinPerson: HoopsPerson: Aiden McGeadyPerson: FortunePerson: Caddis’Person: Graeme SmithPerson: BorucPerson: ThompsonPerson: HibsPerson: BrinesPerson: Liam MillerPerson: O’DeaPerson: HinkelPerson: CaddisPerson: McGinnPerson: ZhiPerson: McCourtPerson: CrosasPerson: McGeadyPerson: SamarasPerson: SmithPerson: WotherspoonPerson: HoggPerson: MurrayPerson: HanlonPerson: McBridePerson: MillerPerson: RankinPerson: StokesPerson: NishPerson: RiordanEvent: Clydesdale Bank Premier LeagueOrganisation: HibernianOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: RangersOrganisation: Hibs
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