Hearts think they should have a free-kick, but instead Motherwell are awarded a corner.

Sabah Kerjota gives referee Duncan Nicolson a piece of his mind and picks up a yellow card.

From the corner, Emmanuel Longelo's delivery bounces behind off the near post.

Ibrahim Said has looked the most likely for Motherwell and he dances into the Hearts half, leaving several defenders in his wake.

Rogers Mato then does excellently to win the ball back for Hearts.

Michael Stewart
Former Hearts midfielder on Sky Sports

Rogers Mato has now played as a natural winger against Stenhousemuir, left-back against Mohamed Salah and now he's playing right-back here today.

I think he's doing another stellar job in his third position.

One long ball over the top of the Hearts defence is inches away from Seb Palmer-Houlden.

The Motherwell striker should throw himself at it, but instead it bounces into the grateful arms of Beau Reus.

Hearts have had a couple of promising moments in attack, but the final ball has gone astray.

Yes, it's windy, but Wouter Vrancken must be frustrated.

Better from Motherwell.

Joe Hodge fires a dangerous ball to the back post but there aren't any takers in claret and amber.

Michael Stewart
Former Hearts midfielder on Premier Sports

Motherwell were different class last season, the players are not as aggressive in and out of possession as they were last season.

We're back under way at Fir Park.

Scott Allan
Former Hibs and Celtic midfielder on BBC Sportsound

I didn't think there was much between the teams, other than Claudio Braga's fantastic header.

We've seen two teams who've tried to be true to themselves, and they're split by a moment of quality.

There's been some good signs from Motherwell but in the right areas, they aren't clinical enough.

Andy Halliday
Former Motherwell and Hearts midfielder on Premier Sports

That first half typifies Motherwell this season.

They play some good stuff but look really toothless in both boxes.

Hibernian manager Marink Reedijk tells BBC Scotland: "I have a positive feeling, although I like to win. What I saw is a team who kept on fighting and made it very difficult for Celtic. Celtic were very clinical. They didn't create a lot, this is due to us.

"From there, we can build something. We had our chances to at least have a draw. In moments, we played out of their pressure very well and we came to chances or opportunities to get chances.

"All credit to Joe Newell, who all of a sudden needed to start and he did a good job."

On veteran Scotland defender's introduction from the bench as an auxiliary forward, Reedijk commented: "We struggled to get the momentum. I wanted to change something in order to get a little bit of chaos. Eventually, I think it worked.

"Granty did a fantastic job, all credit to Granty. He was a handful for the two defenders and they didn't know how to cope with him and we created two good chances out of this."

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Celtic manager Martin O'Neill tells BBC Scotland: "Absolutely delighted with it.

"Considering the circumstances, considering the conditions today and considering what has happened on Thursday [losing to Celta Vigo], I thought this was our best win of the season and we didn't play particularly well in the game. It was even better than last Sunday.

"Thankfully, we did score so quickly afterwards [the Hibs goal] and we got the winning goal. It's a difficult afternoon even in good conditions form. I always find Easter Road really difficult."

On Alistair Johnston's introduction as a substitute and quick withdrawal, O'Neill explained: "He felt something again.

"We're not sure just at this moment. When you've had a couple of hamstring problems, I think that your concern is anything you might feel is a bit of a niggle. I don't know. He's not sure, neither the doctor is just at this minute. He'll obviously need a scan and we'll see how he is."

And, on Cameron Carter-Vickers' return from injury, O'Neill commented: "Of course, we need every single body back. He seems to have come through the game OK. Delighted that the big players are back."

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Let's bring you reaction from Easter Road, where Celtic beat Hibs earlier on...

Claudio Braga's excellent header has Hearts in front at the break.

This game is meandering towards half-time.

Not much happening.

Tom Sparrow runs into Josh McPake and gets a yellow card.

That's a wee bit soft for me.

Seb Palmer-Houlden hooks an effort over the bar from a Motherwell corner.

Beau Reus has been shaky this afternoon and the big Hearts goalkeeper passes it straight to Motherwell midfielder Dylan Levitt.

Reus just about redeems himself by saving Levitt's shot.

Every time Motherwell have conceded first this season, they have lost.

Ominous signs for Alfred Johansson's side, who desperately need a positive result.

Derek Ferguson
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Sportsound

He's been absolutely brilliant in this game so far, in everything that he's done.

His touch, his control, his vision. He makes a brilliant run into the box. He gets the pass off, does he stand still? No.

A brilliantly directed header away from the keeper. He deserves that.

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