Rangers' fans group statement is 'laughable' - Hibs boss

Hibernian manager Neil Lennon has described a statement by a Rangers' fans group criticising his actions as "laughable and insignificant".

Club 1872, the second largest shareholder in Rangers, claimed Lennon made "various inflammatory gestures" to fans during Hibs' 3-2 win at Ibrox.

Police Scotland said no action would be taken against the Hibs manager.

Lennon said he had not heard of the fans' group and thought the statement had been "written by a 15-year-old".

Police ruled out action after receiving complaints from Rangers fans about the former Celtic player and manager's celebrations at Ibrox on Saturday.

'Poorly overlooked by the mainstream media'

The Easter Road boss cupped his ears and made a gesture as he celebrated Simon Murray's first-half equaliser.

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Leeds United full-back Ezgjan Alioski scored with a first-half strike that was deflected in

Ezgjan Alioski scored the only goal as Leeds United ended West Brom's unbeaten start to the Championship season and replaced them at the top of the table.

The left-back rifled into the bottom corner via a deflection from Kyle Bartley after some neat hold-up play from Jack Harrison.

Then followed an uncharacteristic display from Marcelo Bielsa's side, who were made to dig deep during a second half that was dominated by Slaven Bilic's visitors.

Such pressure were Leeds put under that forward Tyler Roberts, a half-time substitute, was replaced by defender Luke Ayling in the 75th minute.

But for all of their possession, Albion failed to create a clear opportunity.

Leeds were roared on