Hibernian secured their first win of the season under new head coach David Gray with a 2-0 victory over St Johnstone. Gray highlighted that the result could serve as a turning point for the team, providing much-needed momentum after a challenging start. Despite climbing to ninth in the table by matchday five, Gray emphasized that consistency is key if they are to reach their target positions.

The team had a rough beginning, including a 3-0 loss to St Mirren and consecutive defeats to Celtic in the league and cup. Close calls against Dundee and Kilmarnock, where late equalizers denied Hibs the win, added to the frustration. However, the win against St Johnstone marked an unbeaten streak of three games, with Gray expressing relief over the result.

Looking ahead, Gray hopes the team can build on this momentum, but the upcoming match against Rangers will be a true test. According to expert analysis from *WhoScored*, Hibs excel in set pieces and wide play but struggle to defend against counter-attacks and dribblers. They also tend to be wasteful in front of goal and concede fouls in risky areas.

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