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Hibs draw 1-1 with Midtjylland in Europa League qualifying
Jamie McGrath's debut goal helps Hibs secure an important away result.

Hibernian's impressive performance sets the stage for the decisive second leg at Easter Road.
Hibs secure crucial draw in Europa League against Midtjylland
Hibs managed a commendable 1-1 draw against Midtjylland in their Europa League qualifying match, with Jamie McGrath scoring an early goal. McGrath’s debut goal provided Hibs with a strong start, but a second-half equalizer from Aral Simsir prevented them from securing a victory. Despite this setback, the team displayed resilience and will rely on their home support for the upcoming return leg at Easter Road. Hibs aim to reach the group stages of the competition for the first time as they face a Midtjylland team with more European experience.
Key Takeaways
"Hibs showed they can compete at this level with resilience and determination."
This highlights Hibs' ability to challenge stronger opponents in European competitions.
"We can finish the job at home and make history in this tournament."
David Gray is optimistic about the second leg, emphasizing the team's potential.
Hibernian's performance showcases their growth in Europe and highlights their determination to compete at a higher level. The blend of youth and experience under David Gray's guidance sets a strong foundation for future challenges. McGrath’s early impact not only stimulates team morale but also emphasizes the importance of depth in squad strength. The return leg will test Hibs further as they look to leverage their home advantage against a seasoned opponent.
Highlights
- Hibs are on the rise and ready to make a mark in Europe.
- McGrath's debut goal sparks hope for a successful campaign.
- Supporters bring unmatched energy to Easter Road. Let's finish the job!
- A crucial draw sets the stage for an electrifying second leg.
Potential backlash for Hibs' Europa League ambitions
If Hibs fail to secure a victory in the second leg, there may be significant public disappointment, given the high expectations for the team this season.
Hibs now head home with a clear goal: to turn the draw into a historic victory.
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