Hibs looked like a different team, and Jacob Devani might be the missing piece.
A dominant win over Dundee, a lively first start for the teenager, and a performance that hints at how David Gray could finally unlock the midfield balance fans have been calling for.
Matty and Colin break down a much-improved display that should have produced more than just the two goals. They get into the fluid shape, the constant rotations, the role Devani played as the heartbeat of the side, and why his range of passing instantly changed the way Hibs moved the ball.
You'll discover:
why Devani's debut felt so important
how Hibs' midfield rotation created problems Dundee couldn't solve
what McGrath and Mulligan did on the left side to keep the game flowing
why Boyle's finishing still leaves room for more
how Hibs managed the nervy late spell after conceding
what the result means with a huge Thursday night game looming
There are also fresh exit rumours to unpack, with speculation around Warren O'Hora and Josh Campbell, plus the wider question of squad depth, contract situations, and whether Hibs need to move players on before the window closes.
If you've been frustrated by Hibs' lack of control, this is the kind of performance that brings hope back fast. It was creative, aggressive, and far more composed than recent outings, with enough signs to suggest there could be real momentum building at exactly the right time.
Essential listening if you want the reaction, the tactical take, and the optimism before a massive week for the club.
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