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Hampden to host all-Edinburgh cup final »

On May 19 Edinburgh will empty and Hampden Park will swell

Last weekend’s Scottish Cup semi-final results have set the scene for an Edinburgh derby in the final of the world’s oldest national cup competition. The derby itself is also one of the oldest rivalries in football, first played on Edinburg...

Thu 26 Apr 2012 by Gary Paul | Read more »

Failure to comply »

This week, homes across Scotland raised a toast to the life and works of Rabbie Burns, Scotland’s favourite son. As the bard himself said “the best laid schemes o' mice an' men gang aft agley” (roughly translating as 'the best laid pl...

Wed 01 Feb 2012 by Gary Paul | Read more »

Hibs pin revival hopes on transfer dealings »

Defeated at home on derby day, winless since October – Hibernian have endured a hopelessly bleak winter period, and the current forecast is far from promising. Manager Pat Fenlon has been unable to arrest the Hibbies’ slide since his arriv...

Wed 18 Jan 2012 by Sean Gibson | Read more »

Splitting the Old Firm »

Splitting the Old Firm. It rarely happens, but it gets people talking – especially at this stage in the season, when one ‘non-Old Firm’ team has made a particularly bright start. Twelve games into this campaign and Motherwell found t...

Wed 02 Nov 2011 by Gary Paul | Read more »

Hibs on the edge »

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Much has been made of the Leith side's problems, as doubt has been cast over Colin Calderwood's position as manager for several months. A dreadful end to the 2010/11 season saw Hibs take just one point from eighteen in the run-in, all against bottom-s...

Wed 05 Oct 2011 by Gary Paul | Read more »

Hibernian 2 Ross County 2 »

A goal-line clearance from Ian Murray in the closing minutes denied Ross County a shock victory in the Active Nations Scottish Cup quarter final at Easter Road. Manager John Hughes made three changes to the team which beat Kilmarnock last week. Sol Ba...

Sun 14 Mar 2010 by John Hislop | Read more »

Hacker: SPL without Old Firm would be great for the Capital »

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The past week has seen a good deal of discussion of the possibility of the Old Firm leaving the Scottish Premier League some time soon. Of course, most of these musings have focused on the ways in which abandoning ship for pastures new in England or Eu...

Sun 11 Oct 2009 by Liam McCabe | Read more »

Hibs held at home »

Dundee United came from a goal behind to earn a point in a closely fought match at Easter Road, sending Hibs second in the SPL ahead of tomorrow’s Old Firm derby. Merouane Zemmama opened the scoring shortly after the twenty five minute mark with a sup...

Sat 03 Oct 2009 by Nick Eardley | Read more »

Stokes hits brace as Hibs go third »

Hibs striker Anthony Stokes scored his first goal for the club since signing in the summer, helping the home side to a 3-0 win over St Johnstone in a game where the capital side had the lion’s share of good fortune. Despite the visitors looking ...

Sat 19 Sep 2009 by Nick Eardley | Read more »

Edinburgh derby ends in stalemate »

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With capital-pride at stake, the starting twenty-two came out to a packed Easter Road as the rain fell heavily across Leith. Both sides failed to capitalise on a host of chances as the end-to-end derby ended in a fair but frustrating draw. The home sid...

Mon 20 Oct 2008 | Read more »

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