Striker Lawrence Shankland is denied by Adam Mayor in Rangers' 2-1 home loss to Hibs.
Derek McInnes is still seeking a win after three games as Rangers managers and feels hard done-by following a 2-1 home defeat by Hibernian and injury to big-money striker Youssef Chermiti. Nine days, three games, zero victories and five goals conceded - Rangers are yet to get going under Derek McInnes.
Josh Campbell's controversial penalty had opened the scoring for the visitors after summer signing Vanja Dragojevic was punished for holding Jason Kerr at a corner following a VAR review. Despite the setback, Rangers appeared to have rescued a point through Miguel Chaiwa's own goal with just five minutes of the 90 remaining. However, However, Callum Wright grabbed the winner for Hibs in the third minute of stoppage time with just his side's second shot on target of the match.
McInnes thought the defeat by Hibs was "really harsh on us" as "we were the better team" and "deserved far better than we got" in a game in which Hibs took the lead through a penalty he disputed. "It's damaging in the sense that we came here to win and we expect to win," he said. "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."
Back on level terms with five minutes remaining, McInnes felt Callum Wright's injury time winner for Hibs was harsh on his side. McInnes felt aggrieved that his side fell behind to Josh Campbell's penalty after Vanja Dragojevic's tug on Jason Kerr was spotted by the VAR, Matthew MacDermid. 'I thought the decision to give a penalty kick was wrong,' he added.