Hibernian 2 – 2 kgamarnock

Teen Benran scored a bold goal as Kilmarnock fought from two to the bottom of 2-2 to Hibranian in the Scottish Premier League.

HibEES seemed to reduce victory after goals from Rocky Bushiri and Elie Youan in half an opening hour, but they were brought to the ground after unforgettable exploits in the Conference League in Serbia on Thursday.

Kelly, who wasted a two-goal feature to achieve 2-2 with Levingstone in the opening match in the league, returned late in the first half, Liam Bollhth, 18, was at the early period of the second period.

HIBS coach David Gray made three changes on the side that began to win on Thursday 2-0 over Partizan Belgrade while Jack Iredale, Chris Cadden and Martin Boyle fell to the bench.

Scotland Grant Hanley got his appearance for the first time, and after he recovered from a long -term injury, he started his first start since the Boxing Day won Hares, while Junior Holett was restored.

There were also three changes on the Killie team, which started the campaign with a 2-2 draw against Levingston, where Ruby Dias, Ruri McKenzi and the first defender Ethan Brown Brad Lyon, George Stanger and Tom Lori were replaced.

Hibs began vigorously, with Hoilett launch widely after a piece of great skill on the edge of the square.

At the other end, Marcus Daraz looked at a wide head of the Branan Cross.

The hosts achieved a penetration in the twentieth minute when Jimmy McGrath made a strong free kick from the left towards Bushiri in the back article, and the defender took his head head from closely.

Hibs doubled its progress after seven minutes when Hoilett Youan sent his cleaning and launched striker Max Stryjek from 10 yards to achieve his first goal since he arrived in Aberdeen on the weekend before Christmas.

The Edinburgh team looked almost the coast and Josh Molighan added a third when he led to the box and sent a corner shot outside the post.

But Kelly, after she was on her background for most of the first half, restored themselves in the game in the 45th minute when Bollhth forced the house on a shot of seven yards after an excellent work on the left by Daraz to prepare it.

Visitors referred to their renewed intention when Daraz approached a head less than one minute in the second period.

They drew the level in the 48th minute when Branan fired at a 25 yard diving shot on Jordan Smith after the right corner of Poloor.

Managers …

David Gray Hibernian slipped in performance after it allowed a piece of both goals.

“It was very frustrated, but definitely a game of two halves in terms of our performance as well,” said director Gray.

“We really started the game for 44 minutes of 45 minutes in the first half, I thought we were in very good and worn out on the game.

“But we have lost a really bad goal, and he gave a little momentum to Kilmarnock in the first half, and then a great goal to return it to 2-2.

“Our level of performance was much less than that of what it was in the first half. It seems that two points decreased due to 2-0 in the game and how we were in the first half.”

Boss Kilmarnock Stewart Ketollel Prahan praised the mind to try to a bold strike that brought a tie.

“I think in modern football often what we see is players in this scenario trying to seize a touch and try to turn it widely, but I love this character and this imagination to take and implement it,” the director said.

“When you come here and find yourselves 2-0 at the best time, you are in trouble, but especially when you play Hibs the way it is implemented from last season.

“We could have gone, we could have felt sorry for ourselves, but I think the players showed their personality.”

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