Derbies, festive schedule & more - Hibs' standout games

The first Edinburgh derby of the 2025-26 Scottish Premiership season will take place on Saturday, 4 October.David Gray's side make the cross-city trip to Tynecastle to face Hearts in a 15:00 BST kick-off a week after hosting champions Celtic.Hibs' first home derby in the league is set to be a festive cracker on Saturday, 27 December at 12:30.One week before that, they travel to take on Dundee United in their final league outing before Christmas. Gray's men see out 2025 with a home game against Aberdeen.The final derby of the pre-split season is pencilled in for Wednesday, 11 February at 19:45 in Gorgie.Hibs round off the pre-split campaign away to the Dons on Saturday, 11 April.Looking at the fixtures, where do you think Hibs will be after 10 game? Tell us here.

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