Aberdeen and Hibernian meet at Pittodrie this evening at the wrong end of the table. Here’s how to watch and stream Aberdeen v Hibernian on TV today, with kick off at 17.45 GMT.

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Aberdeen v Hibernian7 November 202617.45 GMTPremier Sports 1
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Aberdeen have had a difficult start to the season and are tenth, just two points above the relegation zone and three clear of their bottom-placed visitors. Stephen Robinson’s side have also lost three in a row, going down 3-2 at Dundee United and 1-0 at home to Falkirk before a late 1-0 defeat to Rangers in the League Cup semi-final.

Robinson is under pressure, but Aberdeen do have a game in hand on the three sides directly above them, and Pittodrie has been where most of their points have come from this season.

The Dons have no injury problems, so Robinson has a full squad to choose from. Several changes are expected from the semi-final defeat, with Chris Cadden, Stuart Armstrong and Lewis Smith among those pushing for starts.

Hibernian are bottom of the table and are still the only side in the division without a home league win this season. David Gray was dismissed in September after a sixth straight home league defeat, and new boss Marink Reedijk has yet to win a league game since taking over, including a 2-1 home defeat to Celtic last month.

Reedijk did finally get his first win as manager last weekend, with Hibs coming from behind to beat city rivals Hearts 2-1 in the League Cup semi-final to set up a final against Rangers. Away form has also been far better than their home form, with nearly all of their league points coming on the road.

Callum Wright, Nathan Lowe, Jordan Obita, Kanayochukwu Megwa and Rocky Bushiri are all out injured. Owen Elding, Jamie McGrath and Martin Boyle all played key roles in the semi-final win and should continue together in attack.

The sides drew 1-1 at Easter Road earlier this season, and Hibs had the better of this fixture last term, including a 2-1 win at Pittodrie.