Hibernian FC Tickets

Hibernian Football Club, commonly known as Hibs, is a Scottish professional football club based in Edinburgh. Established in 1875, the club has a rich history and is one of Scotland's most successful football teams.

Hibs have won the Scottish Cup three times in their history, with the first victory coming in 1887. Since then, they have won the cup twice more, in 1902 and the last time in 2016 after beating Rangers FC at Hampden Park in Glasgow. The club also enjoyed success during the 1950s, winning three Scottish League titles and two League Cups. They were finalists in the League Cup again in 2007 but lost out to Kilmarnock on penalties.

Over the years, many famous players have played for Hibs, such as Lawrie Reilly, Gordon Smith, Eddie Turnbull, Pat Stanton, Franck Sauzee, and Scott Brown to name a few. The club has also had some notable managers, including Bobby Williamson, Tony Mowbray, and Neil Lennon who led them to that Scottish Cup triumph in 2016.

In recent years, Hibs have established themselves as a Premiership side, securing their place in the top tier of Scottish football. Although not consistently competing for honours in recent years, the club remains an important part of Scottish football history, culture, and tradition.

Despite the passion and dedication of Hibs' supporters, the team has continued to struggle to compete with their Edinburgh rival, Hearts, though there have been several Derby matches over the past few seasons where Hibs have come out on top. With the arrival of highly-rated manager Jack Ross, Hibs will be hoping to improve their fortunes and push up the table in the upcoming season.

Overall, Hibernian FC has a proud and storied legacy, steeped in tradition and history. Fans continue to flock to Easter Road to support their team, and the club remains an important part of Scottish football culture. As with all teams, Hibs will have their ups and downs, but no matter what happens on the pitch, they will continue to have a devoted army of supporters cheering them on.