Kieron Bowie should go ‘absolutely berserk’ over Hibernian teammate vs Hearts: ‘I can’t believe what I’m witnessing’

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Credit: Imago Kieron Bowie should go ‘absolutely berserk’ over Hibernian teammate vs Hearts: ‘I can’t believe what I’m witnessing’ Sat 27 December 2025 15:45, UK Hibernian shocked Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts on Saturday after beating them 3-2 in the Edinburgh derby.Hearts have launched a sensational bid for the Scottish Premiership title this season, but the defeat will serve as a huge blow.Jamie McGrath found the opener after just three minutes, before Josh Campbell doubled the home side’s advantage before the break. Hearts’ title challenge has been predicted to fall away, and Derek McInnes‘ team will now face a big task to bounce back from a big blow.Hearts face a big test for their title hopes (Credit Imago)Ryan Stevenson: ‘I can’t believe what I’m witnessing’Former Hearts forward Ryan Stevenson slammed Wilfried Nancy after his poor start at Celtic, but the Frenchman picked up his first victory against Aberdeen last week.And after Saturday’s result, the Bhoys can now go level on points at the top of the Scottish Premiership table, should they win their two games in hand.

Saturday’s defeat has blown the title race wide open, and should Nancy‘s team get going, they could be in danger.And it could have been even worse, had Bowie been found by Josh Mulligan with an easy pass to make it 4-0.Speaking live on BBC Sportsound, Stevenson said: “If I am Kieron Bowie there, I’m going absolutely berserk.“All Mulligan needs to do is square it across and Bowie has a tap in. I’m never usually lost for words, but I can’t believe what I’m witnessing.”Hearts face huge test of title credentialsHearts will next take on Livingston in the new year, before clashes with Dundee FC and St.

Celtic travel to Tynecastle Park for a top-of-the-table clash with Hearts in what could well be billed as an early title six-pointer.Nancy remains under huge pressure, but his side’s victory over Aberdeen felt as if it could serve as a catalyst for the upcoming games. Under the Frenchman, Celtic have had defensive lapses, but are creating chances at an extremely rapid rate.Should they put together a positive run of results, Hearts could be under serious pressure by the time the two sides meet again.