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Hibernian and Motherwell share a closely balanced Premiership comparison in the longer history, with neither side holding a lasting advantage. Motherwell won 2–0 on 25 November 2025, while the teams drew 0–0 on 21 March 2026. Hibernian’s 3–1 victory on 11 January 2025 adds a contrasting result, showing that this pairing can move from stalemate to separation without establishing a permanent hierarchy.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Hibernian
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13G
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11
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18F
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32M
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22F
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47M
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4D
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27D
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20
Motherwell Substitutes
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G
21
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D
23
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D
4
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M
24
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M
25
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M
27
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F
18
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M
11
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M
29
Match events
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40'⚽Lukas Fadinger Penalty
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48'Josh Mulligan Yellow Card
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55'Oscar Priestman Yellow Card
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56'⚽Martin Boyle Penalty
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60'R. Molotnikov A. Mayor
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66'J. Knight-Lebel J. Girdwood-Reich
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66'T. Maswanhise W. Vogt
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66'Tawanda Maswanhise Willy Vogt
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66'Jamie Knight-Lebel Jake Girdwood-Reich
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68'Lukas Fadinger Yellow Card
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73'A. Suto M. Boyle
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73'A. Abdulai M. Chaiwa
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73'Azeem Abdulai Miguel Changa Chaiwa
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73'Ante Šuto Martin Boyle
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75'Alex Lowry Regan Charles-Cook
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76'Tom Sparrow Yellow Card
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82'E. Wilson E. Longelo
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82'O. Whyte O. Priestman
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82'Olly Whyte Oscar Priestman
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82'Ewan Wilson Emmanuel Longelo
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85'⚽I. Said Normal Goal
Stats for this game
Matchup Hibernian VS Motherwell
Neither side owns the margin
The close balance is visible in the way results move between draws and narrow wins. Motherwell’s 2–1 Premiership success on 2 August 2026 provides a direct counterpoint to Hibernian’s 3–1 victory on 11 January 2025. The draw from March reinforces the same lesson: neither side can assume that a previous advantage will carry into the next contest. This is an even pairing in which scorelines matter, but no fixed order dominates. The result can change without establishing a permanent favourite, which keeps each encounter open to a different interpretation.
Draws reinforce the uncertainty
A future meeting can therefore be judged by whether either club turns a narrow edge into something more decisive, or whether another draw preserves the balance. Both sides have shown they can win and share points, so the appeal comes from uncertainty rather than hierarchy. The pairing rewards attention to fine margins without requiring a permanent verdict.