Hibernian vs Celtic Prediction (Premiership) Odds and Bets 25.10.2026

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Hibernian welcome Celtic to Easter Road on Sunday, 25 October, with the two sides at opposite ends of the Scottish Premiership. Martin O’Neill’s Celtic lead the table with 24 points, while Hibs sit bottom after a difficult start under Marink Reedijk.

Celtic arrive after thrashing Hearts 7-1, although Thursday’s Europa League defeat to Celta Vigo could affect their preparation. I’m backing the visitors to maintain their excellent away record, but Hibs may still have a goal in them.

Hibernian vs Celtic: Date, Kick-Off Time and Match Details

Match informationDetails
FixtureHibernian vs Celtic
CompetitionScottish Premiership
Matchweek10
DateSunday, 25 October 2026
Kick-off12:00pm GMT
VenueEaster Road, Edinburgh
UK TV / StreamingSky Sports Main Event / Football
UK clocks go back on Sunday morning, so the match kicks off at midday GMT.

How Are Hibernian and Celtic Playing?

 

Hibernian Form: Struggling at Easter Road

Hibernian have endured a disappointing start to the season, collecting just seven points from nine Premiership fixtures. Their latest outing ended in a 2-1 home defeat against Falkirk, despite dominating possession and registering 17 shots. Owen Elding scored, but defensive mistakes proved costly.

Marink Reedijk’s side have taken just one point from their last five league matches and remain without a home Premiership victory. Martin Boyle and Rabbi Matondo provide attacking options, but Hibs have conceded in all nine league fixtures. They’ve also scored in four of their five home matches, suggesting they could trouble Celtic if they take their chances.

Celtic Form: Dominant Domestically, Struggling in Europe

Celtic lead the Scottish Premiership with eight wins from nine matches, scoring 23 goals and conceding just five. Their latest league performance was outstanding, thrashing Hearts 7-1 at Celtic Park. Benjamin Nygren and Callum Osmand both scored twice, while Camilo Durán also found the net. However, Thursday’s 2-1 Europa League defeat to Celta Vigo extended their losing run in Europe to three matches.

O’Neill must now manage a short turnaround before Sunday’s lunchtime kick-off. Nevertheless, Celtic have won all four away Premiership fixtures, scoring ten goals and conceding only two. Their domestic form makes them clear favourites at Easter Road.

Key Factors Behind My Hibernian vs Celtic Prediction

  1. Celtic’s Perfect Away Record: The visitors have won four league away matches from four, while Hibernian have managed just one point from five home fixtures.
  2. Hibs’ Defensive Problems: Reedijk’s side have conceded in every Premiership match, allowing 14 goals across nine fixtures.
  3. Celtic’s Attacking Quality: The Hoops have scored 23 league goals, including seven against Hearts. Nygren and Osmand arrive in excellent scoring form.
  4. European Fatigue: Celtic played Celta Vigo on Thursday, giving them limited recovery time. Hibs have enjoyed a full week to prepare.
  5. Both Teams to Score Appeal: Hibernian have scored in four of five home league matches, while Celtic’s last two visits to Easter Road both ended 2-1. Celtic to win and both teams to score at 2/1 is worth considering.

Hibernian vs Celtic Statistics

Scottish Premiership 2026/27, after nine matches.

StatisticHibernianCeltic
League position12th1st
Matches played99
Wins28
Draws10
Defeats61
League points724
Goals scored923
Goals conceded145
Goal difference-5+18
Last five league matches0W, 1D, 4L4W, 0D, 1L
Goals in last five (for/against)3/712/3
Home/away record0W, 1D, 4L4W, 0D, 0L

Celtic’s advantage is obvious. They’ve scored 14 more league goals than Hibernian and conceded nine fewer. The contrast between the home and away records is even more striking. Hibs haven’t won at Easter Road, while Celtic have collected maximum points on their travels. However, recent meetings have been competitive. Celtic won their last two visits to Easter Road by identical 2-1 scorelines, while Hibs claimed a surprise 2-1 victory at Celtic Park in February 2026. That history supports a Celtic victory without necessarily expecting a clean sheet.

Scottish Premiership Standings: Hibernian vs Celtic

PositionTeamPlayedPointsGoal difference
1stCeltic924+18
2ndRangers920+6
10thMotherwell98-5
11thKilmarnock98-10
12thHibernian97-5
Celtic hold a four-point advantage over Rangers after nine matches and will want to strengthen their position at the top. Hibernian sit bottom with seven points, although they’re only one point behind Motherwell and Kilmarnock. Both sides have plenty at stake, but Celtic’s superior consistency makes them favourites.

Hibernian vs Celtic Betting Odds

Indicative pre-match prices for Sunday, 25 October 2026. All odds are expressed in UK fractional format.

Full-time result (90 minutes)Odds
Hibernian to win17/5
Draw14/5
Celtic to win7/10
Additional betting marketOdds
Over 2.5 goals1/2
Both teams to score – Yes1/2
Celtic to win and both teams to score2/1
Celtic are clear favourites at 7/10, reflecting their excellent away form and Hibernian’s defensive struggles. However, the visitors’ demanding European schedule could make this a closer contest than the league positions suggest. Celtic to win and both teams to score at 2/1 offers a bigger return, particularly given that Hibs have scored in four of their five home matches. All markets apply to 90 minutes plus stoppage time. Prices may change before kick-off.

Hibernian vs Celtic Predictions

Beni
The conservative one
Beni

Celtic to Win

Odds 7/10

I'm siding with Celtic here. Four away league wins from four is hard to ignore, especially against a Hibs defence that's conceded in every Premiership match. The Thursday night turnaround isn't ideal, but I still trust Celtic's attacking quality to get the job done.

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The bold one
Beto

Celtic to Win and Both Teams to Score

Odds 2/1

I'm going one step further. Hibs have scored in four of their five home league games, and Celtic's last two trips to Easter Road ended 2-1. I fancy another Celtic victory, but I wouldn't be surprised if the hosts get themselves on the scoresheet.

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