Preview: Dundee United (H)

We host Dundee United in the William Hill Premiership this Wednesday (4 February) at Easter Road; kick-off 7:45pm - read our full match preview below!

THE LOWDOWN

David Gray's men are looking to build on Sunday's 0-0 home draw against Rangers - which saw three new signings debut off the bench. 

Kai Andrews had an earlier introduction than expected after Miguel Chaiwa's premature exit, before Irish forward Owen Elding and Spurs loanee Dane Scarlett were brought on in the second half. 

Following Sunday's draw, we have now lost just once in our last seven league fixtures and sit fifth in the Premiership table.

TEAM NEWS

Grant Hanley was also forced off on Sunday, due to a hamstring injury, and is ruled out for this match. He joins Jamie McGrath, Josh Mulligan, Chris Cadden, and Warren O'Hora on the injury list. 

Miguel Chaiwa - who was substituted in the first half against Rangers due to a facial injury - has trained with the squad and is available for selection.

Sunday's match came too soon for Josh Campbell, but the midfielder has fully returned to training this week and is fit to play against Dundee United.

Our three Deadline Day arrivals - wing-back Felix Passlack, centre-back Munashe Garananga and forward Ante Suto - have all trained with the squad and could each debut on Wednesday evening.

THE VISITORS

Dundee United are currently eighth in the league standings; having accrued 25 points from 24 games. 

Jim Goodwin's side last picked up three points in December - by sealing a 3-1 away win over Livingston - following three league defeats to kick-off to 2026.

Whilst breezing past Ayr United in the Scottish Cup, the Tangerines have lost to Dundee, Celtic and Hearts since the turn of the year in Premiership encounters.

In their last outing - a 3-0 loss to Hearts at Tannadice - the home team finished the match with just nine players on the park due to the dismissals of Amar Fateh and Panutche Camara.

We have faced United twice this season, with both matches ending in a draw as a six-goal thriller at Easter Road in September was followed by a 1-1 tie right before Christmas. 

HOW TO WATCH

Tickets

The best way to watch the action is by being there in person at Easter Road! 

Tickets for the match are now on General Sale for supporters, with additional seating in the South Stand available! 

CLICK HERE to purchase tickets online!

Hibs TV

You can follow the action on our brand-new Hibs TV site or official Hibernian FC app! 

The match will be streamed live on Hibs TV to Hibs Global members only (international subscribers), with live commentary from Cliff Pike and Hibs 2016 Scottish Cup-winning legend, Lewis Stevenson! 

Lewy will join Gavin Rittoo on the Hibs TV 'Team Talk' show from 7pm for all the pre-match build-up. 

Subscribers based in the UK & Ireland will be able to listen along to live audio only on Hibs TV. 

CLICK HERE to subscribe to Hibs TV!

Match highlights and a full-match replay will be available to subscribers on Hibs TV after the game.

If you are having issues logging into your Hibs TV account – please contact hibstv@hibernianfc.co.uk and a member of our team will be able to assist.

Hibs App

The best way to watch Hibs TV is directly through the Hibernian FC app if you are a subscriber!

We will also have live match updates, score predictor and line-up predictor as well as live text commentary directly through the app.

The latest version of the app is available to download now on the Apple Store here and is available to download for Android by clicking here.