Aberdeen vs Hibernian

Match summary

Hibernian won comfortably, 4-0 away at Aberdeen.

Jamie McGrath put Hibernian ahead in the 57th minute, Callum Wright made it 0-2 in the 79th minute, Nicky Cadden made it 0-3 in the 87th minute, and Thibault Klidjé made it 0-4 in stoppage time.

The chances backed that up: Hibernian created 2.44 expected goals (xG) from 21 shots to Aberdeen's 0.96 from 15.

Aberdeen hosted Hibernian in the Scottish Premiership on Matchday 13, falling to a heavy 0-4 defeat despite recording 15 shots and 8 corners. The hosts managed 42 percent possession and completed 324 passes with a 74.4 percent accuracy, registering 2 shots on target from an expected goals figure of 0.96. In contrast, the visitors dominated territory with 58 percent possession, producing 21 shots, 6 shots on target, and an expected goals total of 2.44. Both sides finished the encounter with 1 yellow card apiece, with Aberdeen committing 17 fouls to Hibernian's 13.

The first half passed goalless, though the visitors made an early change on 9 minutes as Alex Williams replaced Felix Passlack. Aberdeen's Daniel Happe received a yellow card on 17 minutes before the interval. Following the restart, Hibernian's Marko Ivezić was booked on 50 minutes, prior to Jamie McGrath opening the scoring with a right foot shot on 57 minutes. Aberdeen responded with a triple substitution on 61 minutes, followed by a fourth change on 68 minutes. Hibernian then introduced substitutes before Callum Wright scored a right foot shot on 79 minutes. Nicky Cadden added a third with a right foot shot on 87 minutes, and Thibault Klidjé completed the scoring with a right foot shot in the 93rd minute.