Hibernian Lose 1-0 to Motherwell, Miss European Spot

Hibernian suffered a 1-0 defeat to Motherwell, which confirmed that the club will not take part in European competition next season. The loss was decided at Easter Road, ending Hibs' hopes of qualifying. Following the match, the club asked supporters for their views on the performance and the missed opportunity. The poll gathered reactions from fans across the stadium and online. A recurring theme in the responses was a call for a fresh managerial appointment and a new strategic direction, with many pointing to Motherwell’s approach as a model. One supporter, identified as Roger, remarked, “Every time we have a big match and a full house at Easter Road, Hibs don’t turn up.” His comment highlighted perceived lack of intensity in key games. The defeat also marked the end of Hibernian’s pursuit of a place in European football for the upcoming season, a goal that had been within reach before the final match. Manager David Gray, who has led the side throughout the campaign, now faces increased scrutiny from the fan base regarding his future at the club. Supporters indicated that the club must evaluate its options quickly, as the off‑season approaches and squad planning for the next campaign begins. Hibernian’s board is expected to review the feedback and decide whether a change in management or strategy is required to restore competitiveness.