Callum Wright scored as Hibernian secured a 2-0 away win against Dundee in the William Hill Premiership on Saturday. The victory at Kilmac Stadium lifts Hibernian to fifth in the league standings with six points from three games.
Reported by www.reutersconnect.com, the match on 30 August 2026 saw Wright net Hibernian's second goal. He celebrated the strike with his teammates, capping a strong team performance. The result gives Hibernian a positive goal difference of plus one, having scored five and conceded four so far this season.
How did the match unfold?
The game at Kilmac Stadium was a significant step for Hibernian. They controlled large periods of the contest and took their chances when they arrived. Callum Wright's finish for the second goal was a highlight, demonstrating composure in the final third. This performance builds on a recent form of two wins and a loss from their opening three fixtures.
Where does this leave Hibernian in the table?
Hibernian's league position is now fifth. They have six points from a possible nine, which puts them three points behind the early leaders, Celtic. The team's current record shows two wins and one loss. You can track their progress on our standings page. Defensive solidity will be important moving forward, especially with Rocky Bushiri currently sidelined.
What is the context of Hibernian's season?
The win provides a timely boost ahead of a busy period. Hibernian's next challenge is a home match against second-placed St Mirren on 30 December 2026. That fixture is a key one in the calendar and fans can find details on our fixtures page. The squad depth will be tested, and manager David Gray will need all available players to step up.
Maintaining this momentum is the immediate objective. The team has shown they can win on the road, which is a good sign for the campaign ahead. Supporters will hope for more contributions from across the squad, with current player information available on our squad page. The focus now shifts to preparation for the next match at Easter Road.
