As the Scottish Premiership season reaches its climax, Easter Road is set for an emotional farewell—and not just to the campaign itself. Hibernian's recent victory at Falkirk provided a much-needed lift for manager David Gray and his squad, who had suffered significant setbacks in their pursuit of European football. That win wasn't just about the three points; it showcased the emerging talent of Josh Campbell, a player poised to play a key role in what promises to be a heavily revamped lineup next season.

Campbell, who celebrated his 26th birthday last week, has featured in 32 matches this term but has started only six. His two goals against Falkirk were vintage displays of his ability to drift unnoticed into dangerous areas and capitalize on space, a skill that has troubled defenses throughout his career. Now at a pivotal age where consistent starting minutes are essential for his development, Campbell will be hoping to cement his place at Easter Road for years to come.

While Hibernian could still slip a spot or climb to fourth, a fifth-place finish appears likely. However, the remaining fixtures against Rangers and Motherwell are far from meaningless. Strong performances and victories in these matches could heavily influence the management's decisions on future contracts and squad planning for next season.

Sunday's match carries a particularly poignant note for fans: it will be Martin Boyle's final appearance in a Hibs shirt. The winger's journey with the club began on loan from Dundee before becoming a permanent fixture, and aside from a brief stint in Saudi Arabia, he has been a standout performer. With over 400 appearances and more than 100 goals, Boyle has served as club captain, navigated numerous managerial changes, and handled every challenge with style and grace.

For many players, this will be their last game for the club, and they deserve a fitting send-off. But none more so than Boyle, who should have the chance to savor one final rendition of "Sunshine on Leith" as he bids farewell to the Easter Road faithful. It's a bittersweet moment for a player who has given so much to the club—and for supporters who will be eager to show their appreciation for his outstanding service.