| Match Pictures | Matches: 1924 – 1925 |
Trivia
- Sniper Jim McColl returns to Parkhead with a Hibs team who earn a draw.
- The Glasgow Herald reports that the Clydebank Vigilance Committee is looking to spread rent actions across Scotland. LINK
- The same newspaper gives a scathing critique on the National Minority Movement.
- Again from the Herald a report on the Owencarrow Viaduct Disaster in which four people lost their lives.
Review
Teams
CELTIC: Shevlin, W McStay, Hilley, Wilson, J McStay,
McFarlane, Connolly, Gallacher, McGrory, Thomson, McLean
Scorer: McLean
HIBERNIAN: Harper, McGinnigle, Dornan, Kerr, Miller, Shaw, Ritchie, Dunn, Jimmy McColl, Halligan, Walker
Scorer: Dunn
Referee: H. Dickie (Glasgow)
Attendance: 12,000
Articles
- Match Report (see end of page below)
Pictures
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Articles
The Glasgow Herald, Mon Feb 02, 1925
Morton and Motherwell gave and uninspiring display at Cappielow, neither side surmounting the unfavourable ground conditions, and a goalless draw was a reasonable ending to a featureless game. It was otherwise at Celtic Park, where Celtic and Hibernian gave a splendid exhibition. Celtic were slightly the more aggressive side, but a draw of one goal each was a good result of a game in which the Hibernian half-backs played a distinguished part.
Even play characterised the first half, when there was no scoring on either side. Nine minutes after change of ends McLean gave Celtic the lead but shortly afterwards Dunn scored for Hibernian, and although Celtic pressed the rest of the remaining period the failed to regain the lead.