Both Hibs and Aberdeen are looking to turn defeat at the weekend into a win under the lights in Leith.
But the situations the two sides find themselves in could not be any starker. Hibs are winless in eight league games and sit rock bottom of the Premiership after a 4-1 hammering against Dundee.
While the Dons still sit pretty in second place and victory this evening would bring them back level on points with Celtic having played a game more.
Aberdeen lost their first league game of the season in Paisley on Saturday, however, so boss Jimmy Thelin will be aiming to bounce right back against an awful Hibs team.
This is a rescheduled fixture that was moved originally because of Aberdeen’s commitments in the Premier Sports Cup.
Below, Not The Old Firm has everything you need to know about Hibs vs Aberdeen including how to watch live, the latest team news, the appointed officials and more.
Hibs vs Aberdeen kick-off time
Hibs host Aberdeen on Tuesday, November 26 at Easter Road in the Scottish Premiership. Kick-off is at 7:45pm GMT.
Is Hibs vs Aberdeen on TV?
Hibs vs Aberdeen will not be broadcast live on TV by either Sky Sports or Premier Sports. Instead, the rearranged fixture can be accessed via Hibs TV’s PPV pass.
For radio coverage if you are out and about, you can listen to live BBC Sportsound commentary of the game.
Hibs vs Aberdeen PPV details
Hibs will provide a PPV live stream of the match against Aberdeen via Hibs TV. It will cost you £12.99 to watch the game.
Hibs and Aberdeen fans living outside the UK and Ireland can watch the game live as normal through either Hibs TV or RedTV provided they have an international subscription.
Hibs team news
David Gray has no fresh injury concerns following Saturday’s defeat to Dundee, but he will be without the suspended Jordan Obita after his red card in the game. Central defender Marvin Ekpiteta remains out.
Aberdeen team news
Angus MacDonald and Pape Habib Gueye are both unavailable for the trip south to Easter Road.
Referee & VAR
The officials for Hibs vs Aberdeen have been confirmed by the SFA. The on-field referee will be Calum Scott and he will be assisted by Jonathan Bell and Alastair Mather.
Steven McLean will be the VAR while John McCrossan has been confirmed as the AVAR.