Aberdeen v Hibernian: Pick of the stats

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Aberdeen v Hibernian: Pick of the stats

Aberdeen v Hibernian: Pick of the stats

All four of Ante Suto's Scottish Premiership goals for Hibernian have come as a substitute, the joint-most goals from the bench of any player in the competition this season (Marko Lazetic also four). Hibernian have kept a clean sheet in each of their last three league games, last doing so four time

Aberdeen v Hibernian: Pick of the stats

All four of Ante Suto's Scottish Premiership goals for Hibernian have come as a substitute, the joint-most goals from the bench of any player in the competition this season (Marko Lazetic also four). Hibernian have kept a clean sheet in each of their last three league games, last doing so four times in a row in the Scottish Premiership in March 2022 under Shaun Maloney - a run that was ended by a 3-1 defeat at Aberdeen. No side has lost more games in the Scottish Premiership this season than Aberdeen (18, level with Livingston), while it's their most league defeats in a single campaign since 2010-11 (22).

As Aberdeen prepares to host Hibernian in a crucial Scottish Premiership clash, the stats reveal a fascinating tactical battle. Hibernian's Ante Šutalo has emerged as a true super-sub, with all four of his league goals this season coming off the bench—tying him for the most substitute goals in the competition. This impact-player prowess could be a decisive factor late in the match.

Hibs arrive with formidable defensive momentum, having kept a clean sheet in their last three league outings. They'll be aiming to extend that run to four for the first time since March 2022, a streak ironically ended by a 3-1 defeat at Pittodrie. That historical footnote adds an extra layer of intrigue to this fixture.

For Aberdeen, the numbers paint a challenging picture. They share the unwanted distinction of most defeats this season (18) and are on track for their highest loss tally in over a decade. To turn the tide, they must overcome a poor recent record against this opponent. Hibs have won three of their last five visits to Aberdeen and are seeking back-to-back wins there for the first time in nearly 20 years.

While Hibernian has won both league meetings this season, history suggests Aberdeen might find a response. The Dons haven't lost three in a row to Hibs since 2004, setting the stage for a potential rebound performance in front of their home fans. This match promises high stakes, with one team defending a proud record and the other fighting to reverse a troubling trend.

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