Hibs were six minutes away from creating history and reaching the league phase of the Conference League, but ultimately fell at the final hurdle for the second year running. The team's performance was nowhere near aggressive enough to stop the ball coming into the box, according to head coach David Gray, who also took responsibility for the team's lack of direction on the field. Gray admitted that his team was "gambling and guessing" rather than staying goal side.
The team's performance has left supporters frustrated and venting their anger at Gray and his players. Hibs have now failed to win any of their past 18 league games when conceding first. The team's next match is against Ross County in the League Cup quarter-finals on Saturday, and Gray will be hoping to turn their season around with three wins.
