Celtic were held to a 1-1 draw against Hibernian at Paradise last night (Monday) when Kevin Nisbet’s 91^st minute equaliser outdid David Turnbull’s wonderful free-kick with nine minutes of normal time remaining. Despite his own efforts, the Celtic midfielder was naturally disappointed with the outcome of the match.

“It’s a tough one to take,” said the 21-year-old in a post-match interview with Celtic TV. “We obviously took the lead, there wasn’t long to go and we just needed to hold on. That’s what we need to do, we need to see out games and at the end there, it’s a free-kick that we need to defend better.

“For the first 10-20 minutes, we were under the cosh, we struggled to get on the ball but after that, I felt that all the lads played excellent as a team. We passed well, kept the ball well and we kept pushing until we finally got that goal.”

Turnbull added: “On a personal level, it’s obviously brilliant scoring the goal, a good one at that, and I just want to keep doing that. But, as I’ve said before, it’s more about the team and we need to see out these games and get results.”

David Turnbull: Hibs draw is a tough one to take