Hibernian vs St. Mirren Prediction & Tips | Premiership | FootballTips.app

Hibernian will face off against St Mirren in a Premiership match at the Easter Road Stadium on February 14, 2026.

Hibernian sits in 5th place, while St Mirren trails in 9th place in the league standings.

Both teams are looking to secure valuable points as they prepare to battle it out on the field.

Hibernian has been strong at home, winning 67 percent of their last 6 matches at Easter Road Stadium.

In contrast, St Mirren has shown resilience on the road with 50 percent of their last 6 away matches ending in draws.

When looking at their head-to-head matchups, Hibernian and St Mirren have a history of closely contested games, with 50 percent of their last 6 encounters resulting in draws.

With both teams eager to claim victory, this match promises to be a closely fought battle.

Prediction: Hibernian to win with probability 49%

Both Hibernian and St Mirren are looking to respond from disappointing defeats in their midweek matches, away to Hearts and Kilmarnock respectively, as they meet at Easter Road on Saturday.

Hibernian had won three of the last four Edinburgh derbies, as many as their previous 19 top-tier meetings with Hearts beforehand, but fell to a late loss away to nearby neighbours Hearts in their midweek meeting. The Hibees are level on points with sixth-placed Falkirk, although have a superior goal difference to the Bairns, but have some ground to make up if they're to finish in the top four places and/or qualify for Europe.

St Mirren's wait for a win at Rugby Park continues, as Saints are now 14 Scottish Premiership visits without a win away to Kilmarnock (D4 L10), after a mental midweek match saw the Buddies be on the wrong side of a seven-goal thriller in Ayrshire. Only Livingston (4) have fewer away points in the Scottish Premiership than St Mirren (6), who are winless in nine on their travels since beating Falkirk in September.

Despite the Hibees winning 3-0 in Paisley back in November, the previous Easter Road meeting ended in a 1-1 draw between Hibs and St Mirren in August so another share of the spoils wouldn't be particularly surprising.