Hibernian vs Dundee FC: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 22 Nov '25)

Get ready for some heart-thumping action on Saturday, 22 November '25, as Hibernian and Dundee FC prepare to duke it out in the Scottish Premiership. As the kilt-wearing players lace up their boots, let's unravel some stats that might make even the haggis nervous about predicting the winner!

In their last three sword fights—or should we say matches—Hibernian has emerged victorious twice, leaving Dundee FC with a single celebratory loot of one win, and no one managed to find a cozy settlement in a draw. Hibernian fans were undoubtedly downing a pint with glee after their last encounter, in which Hibernian beat Dundee FC 2-1 on a balmy Sunday, 3 August '25, while playing away.

When it comes to recent performances, Hibernian waltzed past St. Mirren with a confident 3-0 victory, as did Dundee FC in a, let's say, less fortunate 0-3 tango with Rangers. The domestic league rankings have Hibernian on the bronze step of podium position 3, while Dundee FC sits with its kilt a bit untidy at position 11.

Intriguing Player Performance: Beware, Dundee FC, for J. McGrath has been on a goal-scoring spree worthy of bagpipes, having netted 4 goals this season for Hibernian. On the flip side, Hibernian must keep an eye out for C. Congreve, who, with the nimbleness of a leprechaun, has provided 5 assists for Dundee FC.

Player Ratings Are In: Hibernian's Raphael Sallinger tops the charts at 7.33, followed closely by Jamie McGrath at 7.28, and Grant Hanley at 7.07. Meanwhile, Dundee FC’s Jon McCracken manages to waggle his limbs into a respectable first place on their team with a rating of 7.32, followed by Cameron Congreve at 6.91 and Paul Digby at 6.87. Solid performances, but can they fend off Hibernian?

As for team possession percentages, Hibernian takes the cake—and presumably the ball too—at 49.67%, while Dundee FC chases after at 37.17%. Predicting a few corner kicks in this game could be as challenging as catching the Loch Ness monster—Hibernian averages 5.17 corners per game, while Dundee FC has corners hopping about at 3.42 times per match.

In the card discipline department, Hibernian and Dundee FC seem to be channeling their inner nobles with similar stats: 18 yellow cards for Hibernian, 17 for Dundee FC, while both teams are yet to see red, but they've shared the 'pleasure' of conceding three penalty goals each.

It's crucial to consider the form and streaks before making a final prediction. Given these stats, Hibernian seems to be the favorite to sweep the victory—with the winds over their sails and stats in their favor, but football does love a good twist!