Hibs easily defeated Hamilton in a 4-0 victory over the weekend, pulling off another outstanding triumph. With this outcome, the capital team enters the Sunday Sky Sports semi-finals having won eight of their previous nine games. The team is well-positioned to finish the season in fourth place thanks to this amazing run.
So far, the main topic of conversation has been goals. Hibs is tied with SWPL1 champion Glasgow City with 49 goals overall, including 21 in their past three games. Their ability to defend, though, is something that is frequently disregarded. The Hibees’ defense has become better every week, and they currently own three straight clean sheets. Wilson, who has started in goal for Hibs for the past two games, can precisely explain how this has happened.
She told the Edinburgh Evening News, “I always like to go back to the theme that attack is the best form of defence.” We really can’t go wrong as long as the forwards are playing their roles and leading the defense. A clean sheet is won by the entire team, not just the defenders. The strikers deserve a lot of credit for their recent form, which has translated into confidence across the entire field. It’s encouraging to observe. Hibs’ form seems to have easily moved from 2023 to 2024. Wilson’s team defeated St. Johnstone 10-0 to advance to the Scottish Cup fourth round thus far in the new year. On Sunday, Hibs achieved still another victory after that. Wilson, nevertheless, is not surprised by this as she and the rest of her team trained in the league over the Christmas break to maintain their fitness for the second half of the season.”It is the incentive for moving in the path we wish to take,” she continued. We do it because it is wonderful for the girls to have that payoff, and we are attempting to raise the bar from where we were previously. What will really get us to the top, where we want to be, are the things we do off the field, like additional workouts and showing up when others might not want to. It is undoubtedly encouraging.
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