John Hislop is a Reporter at various publications including Peeblesshirenews and The Edinburgh Reporter. He covers a range of themes including competitive sports, sports business, and crime and justice, with a particular focus on individual and team sports, as well as international sports leagues and major tournaments. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Scottish Farmer and Deadline News.
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By: John Hislop
Hibs head coach David Gray described the performance and the result against KF Malisheva as “unacceptable and nowhere near the level required.” But believes his side can overturn a two-goal deficit at Easter Road next Thursday. Hibs fell behind after 21 minutes as Kreshnik Uka poked home in a goalmouth scramble. The team had chances to equalise after the interval, the best of […]
By: John Hislop
Hibs defender Warren O’Hora believes that the prospect of European football is one of the reasons players want to come to the Club. Hibs face Kosovan opponents KF Malisheva in the first leg of today’s Conference League Second Qualifying Round encounter. O’Hora was part of the squad that beat FK Partizan last season following a tightly-contested battle against FC Midtjylland, before losing out in […]
By: John Hislop
Hibs 21-year-old goalkeeper Murray Johnson says he is “over the moon” to join League of Ireland Premier Division club Shelbourne on loan until December 2026, subject to SFA clearance. Johnson joins the Reds ahead of their 2026 league season run-in and 2026/27 UEFA Conference League campaign. Johnson has had loan spells with Airdrieonians and Queen of the South, as well […]
Hibs fell to a 2-0 defeat to KF Malisheva in Kosovo on Thursday afternoon. But head coach David Gray believes that his side can turn things around and progress to the next qualifying round when the pair meet again next week. Nathan Lowe and Owen Elding had chances to score in an evenly fought encounter but it was the home […]
Martin Boyle accepts that yesterday’s defeat to KF Malisheva “was not acceptable” and fell far below the standards of Hibernian Football Club. Nathan Lowe, Owen Elding and Miguel Chaiwa all had chances but it was the hosts that kept their nerve in front of goal. A first-half strike from Kreshnik Uka gave the hosts the advantage in the UEFA Conference League Second Qualifying Round first leg […]
By: John Hislop
The 2-0 defeat to Kosovo side FC Malisheva in the second round of Uefa Conference League qualifying was branded unacceptable by supporters and after the final whistle, the fans made their feelings known to the players.
By: John Hislop
Police officers have been carrying out a shoplifting initiative with plain clothes patrols concentrating on the Gorgie, Dalry and Chesser areas.
By: John Hislop
Detectives in West Lothian are appealing for information following a break-in and theft from a property in East Calder. The property on Armstrong Crescent in Calderwood was broken into between 11.30am and 12.15pm on Thursday, 23 July, 2026. A quantity of jewellery estimated to be worth a five-figure sum was taken. Detective Constable Michael Fairbanks […]
By: John Hislop
An 85-year-old woman has died after being struck by a car which was being driven on Little France Crescent outside the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh,
By: John Hislop
Hibs and Hearts will discover their opponents in the last 16 of the Premier Sports Cup tomorrow Sunday 26 July 2026.
