Brendan Rodgers' wait for a win at Easter Road continues after his Celtic side were held to a goalless draw by Hibs.
The Hoops had the chance to move 10 points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership but struggled after their midweek Champions League efforts against Atletico Madrid. Both sides passed up early chances - Hibs goalkeeper David Marshall denied Daizen Maeda and Callum McGregor, while Hibs striker Martin Boyle sent an effort over the crossbar.
The only time they got in behind in the first half saw Taylor's low cross reach Bernardo, who could not get the ball out of his feet but forced it away from Marshall only for the goalkeeper to recover brilliantly to block from Maeda. Hibernian's only moments of note in the first half saw Elie Youan shoot straight at Joe Hart after starting a counter-attack himself and Dylan Vente fire over following a set-piece.
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