Topic Lifecycle: Dormant
This topic is currently dormant in the news cycle. It was last covered on Sunday 9 August 2026 and has not appeared in recent broadcasts.
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On 9 August 2026, Celtic beat Kilmarnock 5-1 away, with new record signing Casper Hu scoring a hat-trick. Celtic manager Martin O'Neill was absent due to a medical procedure, with assistant Sean Maloney in charge. In the other match, Hibernian beat Rangers 2-1 at Ibrox, with a late winner from Callum Wright after Rangers had equalized through an own goal. The result leaves Celtic with two wins from two, while Rangers have already dropped points in the title race.
Key Claims by Channel
| Claim | BBC One | ITV |
|---|---|---|
| Celtic beat Kilmarnock 5-1. | ||
| Kasper Hu scored a hat-trick in the first half. | ||
| Martin O'Neill was absent because of a medical procedure. | ||
| Hibernian defeated Rangers 2-1. | ||
| Rangers equalized through an own goal in the match against Hibernian. | ||
| Callum Wright scored a stoppage-time winning goal for Hibernian against Rangers. | ||
| VAR awarded Hibernian a controversial penalty in their match against Rangers. | · | |
| Rangers were five points behind before the match. | · | |
| Celtic made it two wins from two in the Scottish Premiership. | · |
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