Tete Yengi took his tally to six in the Celtic Park defeat and has sights set on Hibs
Striker Tete Yengi says Livingston must build on the performance in their 4-2 Scottish Cup quarter-final defeat at Celtic, as they face a fight for Premiership survival.
And the 23-year-old says that spirit has to be taken into their final nine fixtures, starting against Hibs at Easter Road on Saturday. Yengi was pleased to smash in his sixth goal in 10 games, and thought Livingston could have won the game, so is disappointed not to progress. “To be in the game for that whole time, until the 88th minute or something like that, was a great shift from the boys, and we were just unlucky in the end.
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