Hibs face their biggest test of 2025 as champions Celtic rock up to Easter Road.
The Edinburgh side have gone on a superb run - 12 unbeaten in all competitions winning eight of those. David Gray's side have not tasted defeat since a 3-0 loss against the Hoops on December 7. Arne Engels, Kyogo Furuhashi and a Joe Newell own goal did the damage on the day - but that was at Parkhead. The Hibees faithful will be hoping to cause an upset and continue their unbeaten streak with home comforts behind them. But will have to do so without captain Joe Newell and suspended Alasana Manneh.
Alphonso Davies will no doubt still be playing on the minds of Brendan Rodgers and his players. The Canadian grabbed a last-gasp equaliser against Celtic for Bayern Munich to dump the Scottish side out of the Champions League. But the Premiership holders will need to shake off that disappointment and refocus on maintaining, or extending, their 13-point lead at the top over Rangers with a win over Hibs.
Record Sport provides you will all the information you need to tune in and kick off a glorious weekend of football with a bang.
Hibs will host Celtic at Easter Road on Saturday, February 22. The match will kick off at 12.30pm.
Yes, it is. The match will be broadcast live on Premier Sports 2, with coverage starting at 12pm. If you don't have access to Premier Sports, you can watch the highlights on BBC Sportscene from 7:15pm. Premier Sports is available from £10.99 per month depending on which broadcasting platform you use.
Yes, you can. Supporters can stream the match on their devices via the Premier Sports website and app. The streaming subscription starts from £9.99 per month. Alternatively, Hibs TV and Celtic TV subscribers outside the UK and
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