This Sunday's Premiership clash between Hibernian and Celtic presents an intriguing betting opportunity despite Celtic's position as league leaders. While the visitors sit second in the table, their away form tells a completely different story that savvy bettors should take note of. Celtic have been woeful on their travels this season, winning just 20% of their away matches while scoring a paltry 0.60 goals per game. Their recent away performances include a 2-0 defeat at Dundee and a 3-1 loss to FC Midtjylland, highlighting serious vulnerabilities when playing away from home. In contrast, Hibernian have been solid at their own ground, conceding just 0.33 goals per game while netting twice per match on average. The head-to-head record heavily favors Celtic historically (7 wins in 9 meetings), but the most recent encounter ended 0-0 in September, suggesting Hibernian have found a formula to contain the visitors. Hibs' defensive record at home has been impressive recently, keeping clean sheets in 40% of their matches and limiting opponents to minimal chances. Celtic's attacking metrics away from home are particularly concerning - they manage just 13 shots per game on the road with only 27.6% accuracy, compared to 20.75 shots at home with 41.7% accuracy. This dramatic drop-off in offensive output when traveling makes them far less threatening than their league position might suggest. Hibernian's recent form has been mixed but competitive, with wins against Dundee (2-0) and ST Mirren (0-3), plus that crucial draw against Celtic. Their home advantage has been significant, winning two of their last three at their own ground. Given Celtic's away struggles, Hibernian's defensive solidity at home, and the low-scoring nature of their recent meeting, this game has all the hallmarks of a tight, tactical battle rather than a goal-fest.