John Potter takes interim charge against Aberdeen at Easter Road on Saturday, kicking off at 15.00 BST. Here’s where to watch the Hibernian taking on Aberdeen.
| Live Streaming | Date | Kick off Time | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hibernian v Aberdeen | 19 September 2026 | 15.00 BST | Easter Road Stadium |
Can I watch Hibernian v Aberdeen on TV?
Not live, no. A 15.00 BST kick off sits inside the Saturday blackout window, and Kilmarnock v Hearts at 17.45 is the only Scottish Premiership game on television on Saturday. Highlights of this one follow on BBC Scotland later in the evening.
Six consecutive home league defeats is a club record Hibernian would rather not extend, and it is the backdrop to everything about Saturday. Gray paid for the latest one, a 1-0 reverse against a Kilmarnock side who had not won all season.
It has not all been grim. Hibs won at Ibrox and at Dundee inside the opening three games, Callum Wright settling the Rangers game late, and they put three past Ross County in the League Cup.
Away from Easter Road they look a different side entirely.
Hearts, St Johnstone and Kilmarnock have all beaten them since, and the summer brought elimination from the Conference League qualifiers. Potter takes charge without Kanayo Megwa, Jordan Obita and Rocky Bushiri, though the rest of the squad is available.
Aberdeen sit a place and a point above them and went to Fir Park last weekend to win 4-0, ending a four-game winless run in the league.
Their campaign opened with a 2-1 win over Hearts before three defeats and a draw, so Stephen Robinson will be curious which version of his team turns up. Kevin Nisbet has been in fine scoring form and got another against Motherwell, and should start alongside Toyosi Olusanya.
Bradley Lyons, Emmanuel Gyamfi, Kristers Tobers and Kusini Yengi are all injured. Aberdeen beat Hibs as recently as April, but Easter Road has not been a happy hunting ground for them lately, which is about the only thing working in the home side’s favour.
