The Scottish Premiership weekend comes to an end but you can catch all of the goals from this weekend on Sportscene on BBC Scotland and iPlayer from 19:15 BST.

That's all for now.

Hibernian head coach David Gray tells BBC Sportsound: "A massive win, a brilliant win.

"I'm delighted for the players for what they've put into it and it'll be great for us moving forward as well.

"I did enjoy that one [the winning goal]. It shows you the character of the group and the belief that's in there as well.

"To a man, defensively, they gave everything. Full credit to them all."

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Rangers manager Derek McInnes tells BBC Sportsound: "It's damaging in the sense that we came here to win and we expect to win.

"It was really harsh on us. I felt we were the better team. Sometimes in life, in football, you don't get what you deserve. We deserve far better than what we got.

"There were some positives and I liked the way how my team never gave it up, they kept going for the win.

"What we've got to do now is just dust ourselves down because that was a blow for us. The response of the team in the latter part of the game was terrific.

"We probably need to play a bit more like that more often in terms of playing forward, engaging with our strikers quicker, playing with a better tempo. It was all a bit laboured.

"I share the frustration. It's been 15 years here of frustration, built up for a number of years. The one title the club did win, it was when no fans were in so the fans have not even seen their club win a title.

"I'm determined to get this right and I believe we will get it right. It's not been a good start from us, we understand that."

On Youssef Chermiti's first-half injury, McInnes commented: "A big blow.

"It would be wrong to speculate. It's some sort of impact on his knee and the way he's planted his foot. He'll be in a brace and a boot and we'll see how that is in the scan tomorrow."

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Four Scottish clubs re-enter the European arena on Thursday and there will be radio and text coverage of those games.

• Europa League: Rangers v Jagiellonia Bialystok, agg 1-2 (19:30)
• Europa League: Hearts v Benfica, agg 1-6 (19:45)
• Conference League: Shkendija v Hibernian, agg 1-2 (19:00)
• Conference League: Motherwell v HJK Helsinki, agg 1-1 (19:30)

It's been a long and winding road of a Scottish Premiership Sunday.

Here's a recap...

• Celtic dominate Kilmarnock with 5-1 Rugby Park win
• Hearts secure emphatic first season win as Dundee United lose 4-0
• Motherwell & Falkirk draw 0-0 at Fir Park
• Hibernian strike late to win 2-1 at Rangers, securing visitors' first league win

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Rangers manager Derek McInnes tells Premier Sports: "We were guilty of passing up opportunities in the first half and not playing forward enough.

"I've seen it back, I don't think it's a penalty but we have a lot of the game to try and rectify that. I thought it was very soft and surprised the referee is brought over for it [to the monitor].

"When the ball did go into our strikers we were far more effective and I felt the equaliser was deserved and we wanted to win the game. I can't fault my players' effort.

"There are little things going against us at the minute but we have to stay strong, we're not as bad as people think.

"At the minute we are trying to work boys back to the same level of fitness and trying to manage that situation.

"I understand the fan frustration, they want and expect to see their team win. I share the frustration."

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Alan Hutton
Former Rangers defender on Premier Sports

They're both at it [for Hibs' penalty]. It's one of those where every contact isn't necessarily a penalty.

What I do understand, though, is that Vanja Dragojevic is not watching the ball, he's watching the player and I think that is what's turned the referee's head.

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Last season, Rangers had to wait until late September for their first Scottish Premiership win of the season.

After a draw and a defeat from their opening two fixtures this season, they will have to wait until at least late August for their first league win of this campaign.

Rangers host holders St Mirren in the Premier Sports Cup next Sunday then have a free weekend and return to league action away to Aberdeen on 30 August.

The Ibrox side also have midweek European fixtures this month, with Polish side Jagiellonia Bialystok bringing a 2-1 lead to Glasgow on Thursday for the second leg of their Europa League third qualifying round tie.

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Hibernian head coach David Gray tells Premier Sports: "Rangers put us under severe pressure for the second half, the character was really tested but we made an attacking substitution to try and have that mentality of not just sitting in even with the Rangers pressure.

"[The winning goal] was a brilliant moment. I'm delighted for the players because we made a lot of changes and the players that came in did really well, it builds that character.

"The type of game suits Josh Mulligan. To a man I think it would be difficult to single anyone out because they were all so good.

"I've been through adversity at the start. The demands and expectations are always going to be there. The biggest thing is sticking together as a group. Internally we know we're in a good place, there's more to come."

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Dundee United Jim Goodwin tells BBC Scotland: "For people not at the game today, they'd look at the scoreline and think that Hearts have given us a right going over.

"The reality is that we had plenty of the game. In the first half, I didn't think there was a lot between the two teams. Tom Renaud has struck a great ball from 40 yards. That's why we spoke to him in the summer and tried to bring him to Dundee United.

"The second goal is really disappointing. In this day and age, you don't get away with pulling a jersey in the box from a set play. VAR were always going to look at it.

"We gave ourselves a mountain to climb. We tried to make a positive change at half-time, brought on Sapsford. We knew the importance of trying to get the next goal.

"The second, third and fourth goal, there's a bit of naivety in the way we defended those situations. Maybe a bit of inexperience. But these are things I felt we did well against Rangers."

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Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken has spoken about Alexandros Kyziridis, who looks set to move to Turkey.

"The club accepted a bid," said Vrancken of the Greece winger, 25.

"It's a good deal for the club, a good deal for him. He came in for nothing and goes out for a good deal. This is football, we focus on the players who are here.

"I wish him all the best because he's a great player and also a great person."

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There will be post-match reaction from Ibrox to come but let's dip back in to today's game at Tynecastle to hear more from the managers there.

Ryan Jack
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Radio Scotland

For Rangers to be at home in their first league home game of the season, Derek McInnes' first home game in charge and to score though a Hibs own goals and not create too much with two strikers on the park will be frustrating.

It will be back to the drawing board and they will get the players in to review it.

I touched on it before the game, if you go one without a win it's trouble, then two, now three usually that's crisis time and people start asking serious questions.

It's early on in Derek McInnes' reign and a lot of new players are in so you need time for that to gel but as you do that you need to pick up results as this football club demands it.

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Hibernian's Josh Mulligan tells Premier Sports: "Massive result. It's the first time ever Hibs have come here three seasons in a row and got the win so we knew what it meant before the game. I'm delighted to get the result.

"[After Rangers equalised] you always think, 'don't lose another one' but we know the quality we've got, like you saw on the break.

"Just delighted to win. To come here and get a win, this is one of the toughest places to go."

Hibernian's Callum Wright tells Premier Sports: "The performances have been good so far this season.

"The lads are very good, we just need to start picking up the points. Two wins from our last two, which is good.

"It's an exciting project, I bought into it. I'm really excited to be here."

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Here is how the Scottish Premiership table looks after two rounds of games.

Celtic joined St Mirren on maximum points and go top with a better goal difference as Hibernian get their first league win of the campaign.

Rangers, Falkirk, Dundee United and Kilmarnock - who all played today - are all still looking for a first win.

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Hibernian have won successive trips to Ibrox in the top flight for just the fourth time, previously doing so in September 1902, October 1985 and February 2018.

It's a first Scottish Premiership win of the season for Hibernian as Rangers are stunned on manager Derek McInnes' home bow.

Hibs led for so long through Josh Campbell's 12th-minute penalty, which was awarded by VAR for a foul by Vanja Dragojevic on Jason Kerr.

Rangers forced themselves level in the 85th minute when Djeidi Gassama's low cross was turned in by Hibs' Miguel Chaiwa.

But there was another twist in the tale as Hibernian broke from a corner just after Gassama had been denied by Raphael Sallinger and Callum Wright's deflected shot slipped past Ivor Pandur in Rangers' goal.

What a save from Raphael Sallinger from Djeidi Gassama it might prove to be. Huge turning point.