Hibs and Hearts go head-to-head in the final Edinburgh derby of the season
Hibernian host Hearts in the Scottish Premiership at Easter Road this weekend.
Hibs held Celtic to a goalless draw last time out with Bhoys boss Neil Lennon left frustrated by a solid defensive effort by his former team.
They sit fifth in the Premiership table, three points clear of Hearts who narrowly made the cut in the top half for the second phase of the season.
The Jam Tarts are the only side in the top six to have a minus goal difference with their front men failing to inspire in 2018/19.
Craig Levein knows his side have little to play for in terms of league positions but he will be desperate to claim the bragging rights following a draw, win and loss against Hibs in three encounters so far this season.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch the Hibs v Hearts game on TV and online.
Hibs v Hearts will kick off at 12:15pm on Sunday 28th April 2019.
The game will be shown live on BT Sport 1 from 11:45am.
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Hearts have experienced a rollercoaster season brimming with inconsistent results.
Hibs know how to get results from high-stakes games after recording three draws out of three games against Rangers and taking four points off Celtic this season.
It’s likely to be a gritty affair but Hibs should have enough to secure the win on their own turf.
Prediction: Hibs 2-1 Hearts
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