Hibernian

Hibernian sit fourth in the league for both scoring and preventing goals, which is a good summary of their season: solidly above average, but not elite in either box. Their attack is some way short of Rangers' league-leading output and Celtic's home firepower, while their defence trails the benchmark set by Heart of Midlothian, though they are comfortably clear of the kind of leakage seen at Livingston and Kilmarnock away from home.

Hibernian's discipline is worth watching without being reckless. They average almost two yellow cards home and away, but the slightly higher red-card rate at Easter Road hints that home games can become more emotionally charged when they are chasing results.

The biggest wins, 4-0 at home and 3-0 away, show Hibernian have enough attacking gears to punish weaker or open opponents. The floor is different by venue: their heaviest home defeat is only 2-1, but the 4-1 away loss shows that when structure goes on the road, they can still be pulled apart.

The corner numbers do not paint Hibernian as a side that constantly pins opponents in. They win more corners at home than away, but they also concede more than they take in both settings, which suggests their games often include spells where the opposition are able to build pressure and force set-piece defending.