- Team form: Rangers have drawn their last two games but have been solid if unspectacular so far in Premiership 2026/2027.
- Recent run: Hibernian have won three of their last five in all competitions, but are coming off consecutive league defeats against Motherwell.
- Head-to-head: Rangers have won two of their last three home games against Hibernian, who won the last meeting 2-1 at Ibrox.
Gers should have enough to defeat Hibs
Odds and prediction
Glasgow Rangers are the clear favorites for Sunday's Premiership clash with Hibernian at Ibrox, but David Gray's side should have the momentum and momentum to make a real game of it. The Gers are 1.51 to win this Sunday's game, with Hibs 5.4 and the draw 4.45, so it looks like the only way to approach this matchup is to take the home side to edge it.
Recent form
Rangers have won twice, drawn twice and lost once in their last five in all competitions, but they have managed to find a way to win one and draw the other. They beat AS St Etienne 2-1 at Ibrox in midweek and held West Ham to a 0-0 draw there less than a week ago. So the Gers appear to have a solid but not ruthless edge at their home ground that should carry them to a narrow victory.
Players to watch
- In Thelo Aasgaard, they have an early danger man in the league with one goal in one game, while the Norwegian has four in Rangers' last five-game streak.
- Hibs have Martin Boyle, who also has one goal in the Premiership 2026/2027 to date, while Nathan Lowe has three in their last five games.
Hibs can make this game interesting
Markets
There's no reason why this one won't see over 2.5 goals, which is priced at 1.55, while the 1.65 on offer for both teams to score also looks attractive.
Tactics
Gray has Hibs set up to be a tough to get behind and difficult to break down with their back three structure and wing-backs, but they can be dangerous on the counter and from set pieces. Rangers play direct and high-tempo football under Derek McInnes, who has his men pressing the ball all over the field and playing at pace when they get it.
This could be a lively game and although Rangers should have the ball more and the winning edge, Hibs are compact enough and have some positive recent history at Ibrox to suggest they can keep this close enough to make it a game.
