Hibs are making progress under Reedijk but midfielder warns costly errors must be eradicated as they enter crucial week…

Hibernian midfielder Miguel Chaiwa believes the squad is showing clear signs of progress under new head coach Marink Reedijk despite a 2-1 defeat to Celtic. Following applause from supporters at Easter Road after the narrow loss, the 22-year-old noted a positive shift in mood among the fans, crediting a clearer playing identity and improved confidence on the ball.
However, Chaiwa warned that Hibs must eliminate costly defensive errors if they are to translate positive performances into essential points. His comments come ahead of a critical week featuring a Scottish Premiership match against St Mirren and a Premier Sports Cup semi-final against Edinburgh rivals Hearts at Hampden.
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