It ended all-square between Celtic and Hibernian at Celtic Park this afternoon, though the Celts produced enough chances and a performance that should have seen all three points staying at Celtic Park.

Hibs keeper Raphael Sallinger came up with numerous big moments throughout the match, whilst the woodwork also played its part in denying the Hoops from taking the lead.

Speaking to Celtic TV after the match, captain Callum McGregor reflected on a frustrating afternoon in front of goal for the Hoops, though he praised his team-mates for the performance that they delivered.

“For all the good play, we couldn’t put the ball in the back of the net.” McGregor said. “Ultimately that’s what matters.

“We have to keep working and generally, if we play like that and create as many big chances as we did then, in the main, it will fall for you and it will go in.

‘If we perform like that, more often than not we’ll collect the points.’

“It's probably as slick as we’ve been in the first half. We created a lot of chances and their keeper made a few good saves.

“The guys who came in were really good and everyone was in sync and moved the ball. Everyone who came in did well.”

Callum McGregor: We performed well, but we need to put the ball in the net