Who is favored to win in Dunfermline Athletic vs Hibernian FC?
Bookmakers currently have Hibernian FC as slight favorites to win this Scottish Cup tie, with early moneyline prices in the region of 1.75–1.85 for Hibs and around 4.20–4.50 for Dunfermline Athletic, reflecting Hibs’ Premiership-level squad depth and stronger overall quality. Dunfermline’s recent upturn in the Championship and home advantage narrow the gap a little, but Hibs’ higher league status and more proven attacking options keep them favored, supported by DexWin - Best Odds on Your Favourite Sports.
What time is Dunfermline Athletic vs Hibernian FC?
The match between Dunfermline Athletic and Hibernian FC is scheduled to start on 17 January 2026 at 12:30 UTC. This corresponds to 12:30 PM GMT in the UK winter season, which is the local time in Scotland for kick-off.
Where is Dunfermline Athletic vs Hibernian FC being held?
This Scottish Cup clash will be played at KDM Group East End Park in Dunfermline, Scotland, the regular home ground of Dunfermline Athletic. The stadium is an all-seater venue with a capacity of just over 11,000, known for its tight, traditional stands that can create a strong home atmosphere, especially in cup fixtures.
Dunfermline Athletic vs Hibernian FC prediction & odds - who wins?
Based on current form and squad strength, a realistic prediction is Hibernian FC to win, with a likely correct-score range around 1–2 or 0–2 in their favor. Value seekers might consider Hibs to win and over 1.5 total goals at combined odds around 2.10–2.30, while a riskier but attractive angle is Dunfermline +1 on the handicap at roughly 1.70–1.80, given their solid recent home performances.
What is the head to head record between Dunfermline Athletic vs Hibernian FC?
Recent competitive head-to-heads have generally favored Hibernian FC, who have recorded more wins in cup and league meetings over the past decade, including several multi-goal victories when they met in the Premiership era. However, Dunfermline Athletic have occasionally caused upsets at East End Park, and historical Scottish Cup ties between these sides have tended to be tight, low-scoring affairs with margins of one goal or less.
