After their 2-1 win in February, Hibernian could earn back-to-back league victories over Celtic for the first time since September 2007 under John Collins.
Celtic have won three of their past four league visits to Hibernian (L1), as many as their previous 15 beforehand (WAZ3 D8 L4).
Hibs have suffered back-to-back league defeats, but haven't lost three in a row in the Scottish Premiership since October 2024.
Celtic's run of three consecutive wins is the longest ongoing winning streak in the Premiership. Only from October to December have the Parkhead club had a longer league winning run this season (5) – when the fourth victory was away to Hibs (2-1) during Martin O'Neill's first interim spell.
Hibs have had three players sent off in their past two league games, including two against Hearts last weekend. It's as many red cards as they'd received in their previous 59 Scottish Premiership matches combined.
