Hibs can't finish any higher than eighth place in the Scottish Premiership table, while St Johnstone are guaranteed to finish eleventh regardless of what happens at Easter Road. It's been a dire campaign for Hibernian, who currently sit in ninth place prior to this weekend's league matches kicking off. Despite reaching the League Cup final, Jack Ross was relieved of his duties. The Shaun Maloney experiment hasn't worked, and the Hibees are still in search of a new manager. You'd imagine an overhaul will take place in the summer, in an attempt not to repeat what's been a shocking season by their standards. It's also been a sorry season for St Johnstone, after the unimaginable highs of last season. Callum Davidson's tenure has gone from glorious highs to challenging lows, with Saints' survival hopes now dependent on a two-legged tie against Inverness Caledonian Thistle or Arbroath to preserve their Premiership status. Scoring goals has been a constant difficulty and Saints don't appear as defensively solid as they were last season. Hibs have wanted the season to end for a wee while but Saints want to gather momentum ahead of the playoff final and could hold the Hibees at home here. 1:1