A significant shift in form has been observed for Hibs over the past week. Following a substantial defeat in Dundee last Saturday, the team delivered a strong performance against Motherwell, preceded by an eventful draw with Aberdeen at Easter Road on Tuesday. These results suggest a potential resurgence for the club. The recent upturn in results has positively impacted head coach David Gray’s position. Previously, his tenure appeared uncertain after the loss in Dundee, but the team’s subsequent recovery makes his potential dismissal seem unwarranted at this juncture. Despite these recent improvements, Hibs currently sit second from bottom in the league, only two points ahead of Hearts. While this position is considered unsatisfactory for the club, the league standings are not definitive in December. The team is presently six points away from a top-six position. The season leading up to the last two games has been challenging. With an upcoming away fixture against the champions at Parkhead, there is a possibility Hibs could return to the bottom of the table. However, a defeat in this match would not be considered critical for Gray, provided Hibs secure a victory against Ross County the following week. It remains to be seen whether these last two performances indicate a sustained positive trajectory for Hibs or are merely isolated instances. Nevertheless, the display of quality and character in the Motherwell match has generated optimism for the remainder of the season. Post navigation Paralympic Gold Medalist Gregg Stevenson Announces Retirement from Para-rowing Bristol Rovers Manager Matt Taylor Expresses Concern Over Job Security Following Team’s Losing Streak