Currently, Hibernian sits six points behind Motherwell with just four games left. Coach David Gray is focused on securing a win—his words echo the urgency: “I still believe that we still have enough games to go that gives us a chance to try and finish fourth.” But what does that mean for the fans?

If Hibernian triumphs, it could allow Celtic to level points with Hearts, intensifying an already heated competition in the Scottish Premiership. Martin O’Neill, Celtic’s manager, acknowledges the challenge ahead, stating simply, “It wouldn’t enter their heads” regarding any complacency.

Celtic has had an unusual season with three different managers—an instability that might affect their performance. Yet, they are aiming for an impressive 14th title in 15 seasons.

Meanwhile, Hibernian fans feel conflicted. Some might cheer for victory against Celtic, while others worry about aiding Hearts’ title hopes. Euan Wilson captures this sentiment: “If Hibs won the game, I’m not going to be disappointed… not the worst outcome in the world for a Hibs fan if we weren’t to win…” This reflects a broader tension within the fanbase.

As they prepare for this pivotal match, both teams have much at stake. Hibernian needs every point to secure a better league finish, while Celtic is desperate to maintain its title chase.

The match will kick off at 12:00pm and will be broadcast live on Sky Sports—coverage begins at 11:30am. Fans will be glued to their screens as they navigate this complex emotional landscape.

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