Hibernian v Livingston: top-five push meets survival fight | OneFootball

Hibernian host Livingston in the Scottish Premiership at Easter Road Stadium on Saturday, 14 March 2026, with the hosts aiming to consolidate fifth and the visitors, bottom of the table, chasing a much-needed lift in their survival bid.

Hibernian beat Livingston 4-0 at Easter Road in October and drew 2-2 away in November. The sides meet again in Edinburgh with points needed at both ends.

The Hibees arrive in strong form, with three wins and a draw in their last four league games, including a 2-1 success at Celtic and a 3-3 draw at Dundee. Livingston are winless in five but unbeaten in their last three, drawing with Rangers and St Mirren.

The Hibees have scored 48 league goals with 80.74% passing accuracy and supply from wide areas, posting 434 open-play crosses at 20.74% accuracy and nine headed goals. Kieron Bowie and Jamie McGrath lead their scoring on eight, while Jeremy Bokila is Livingston's top marksman with five.

Livingston have conceded 59 and kept just one clean sheet, so crosses and second balls could trouble them, while their 44% possession and 74.58% passing suggest they may look for quicker outlets to Bokila.

Hibs sit fifth on 46 points and a win would tighten their hold on that place. Livingston are bottom on 14 and success here could revive their survival push.