Hibs and Celtic go head-to-head in the Scottish League Cup this weekend
Celtic will hope to reach their fourth consecutive Scottish League Cup final when they take on Hibernian this week.
The Bhoys have won the last six domestic cups they have entered – both Scottish Cup and League Cup – and will hope to maintain their stellar record.
Neil Lennon’s side have won their last four games in all competitions and conceded just once, including a hard-fought victory over Lazio in the Europa League.
Hibs are enduring a bleak season so far, typified by six consecutive draws and their only Premiership win of 2019/20 coming on the opening day.
They did hold Celtic to a 1-1- draw at the end of September but must summon a huge display to halt Lennon’s men in such rampant form.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch the Hibs v Celtic game on TV and online.
Hibs v Celtic will kick off at 5:30pm on Saturday 2nd November 2019.
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Celtic have rediscovered their edge since falling apart in a 2-0 loss at Livingston.
They will hope to get the job done with minimal effort ahead of their crucial trip to face Lazio on Thursday, but they may need to grind out a tough win at Easter Road.
Prediction: Hibs 1-2 Celtic
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