Episode Details

Hibs have a European night at Easter Road where the tactical battle could decide everything. Craig breaks down why the first leg in Ghent was far more than a 0-0 stalemate, and why David Gray now faces a selection headache that could shape the entire tie.

Matty and Colin dig into the big questions fans are already arguing about: was that performance built on defensive discipline, or was it actually some of Hibs' best football in possession? Craig explains how Gray's shape changed with Josh Campbell in the side, why Mulligan and Chaiwa looked so effective together, and how Ghent kept targeting one side of the pitch to disrupt Hibs' build-up.

You'll discover:

Why Ghent's press was unusual, and why Hibs were still able to play through it

How Campbell, Lowe, Elding, Mulligan, and Chaiwa all changed the team's structure

What "false depth" really means in Gray's squad, and why a strong bench is not as simple as it looks

Where Jamie McGrath, Martin Boyle, and new signing Devaney could fit into the system

Why Mayor may be more of an attacker than a defender, and what that means for the left side

Craig also explains the trade-offs Gray faces on Thursday: trust the same shape that frustrated Gent away from home, or add more experience and attacking threat from the start. That tension runs through the whole conversation, from the role of Campbell and McGrath to whether Hibs are really built to dominate games or are now best suited to striking on the counter.

If you're trying to work out how Hibs should line up for one of the biggest nights of the season, this is essential listening. Tactical, opinionated, and full of the kind of detail that changes how you watch the match.

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