Gray has 'turned corner' after sticky Hibs start - Murray

[SNS] Hibs head coach David Gray has "turned a corner" from a sticky start this season, says Joelle Murray, as the Easter Road club approach a massive Conference League play-off. Hibs are bidding to reach a league phase of European competition for the first time and take on Gent in tonight's first leg in Belgium. Gray's side opened their European campaign with defeat by Malisheva, before winning the second leg to progress, then lost their Premiership opener at home to Motherwell. However, they have picked up with an aggregate win over Shkendija and a victory away to Rangers. "David Gray has certainly, from that point, turned a corner with the squad," Hibs women manager and former Scotland player Murray told the BBC's Scottish Football Podcast . "We talk about transition and it's not easy when you've got players, regardless of how many players it is out and in. He's now got the players settled in a rhythm. "[Gent are] a very difficult team to play against. They're on a decent run of form but so are Hibs. You can really now see the players are gelling together. "I'm excited to see how this one plays out because it's a step up again in European opposition for Hibs."