The Supercomputer Predicts a Shocking Result for Celtic v Hibernian — Fans Are Left Speechless

In a jaw-dropping twist ahead of this weekend’s Scottish Premiership clash, a state-of-the-art supercomputer has churned out a result that has left both Celtic and Hibernian fans stunned. With the Hoops flying high under Brendan Rodgers and Hibs struggling for consistency, most predictions heavily favoured a comfortable Celtic victory at Celtic Park. But the machine sees things very differently.

According to the simulation — run 10,000 times to account for all possibilities — Hibernian are not only predicted to get a result but are tipped to win by a narrow margin in what the algorithm suggests will be a high-drama encounter.

“Probability meets surprise”

The supercomputer, developed by a football analytics firm using AI modeling and advanced performance metrics, based its prediction on recent form, player statistics, injury data, and historical outcomes between the two clubs. The model also accounts for tactical adaptability and pressure-handling in big-game scenarios.

While Celtic are unbeaten in their last six league matches and are battling Rangers for the title, Hibs come into the game having only recently bounced back with a crucial win over St. Mirren. Still, their away form this season has been far from convincing, which makes the prediction all the more shocking. The most frequent scoreline generated? A 2-1 win for the visitors, with a late goal sealing the upset.

The key factor? The algorithm identified vulnerabilities in Celtic’s high defensive line and the possibility that Paulo Bernardo and Callum McGregor may not be fully fit. It also flagged Hibernian’s ability to exploit wide areas through Martin Boyle and Elie Youan as a potential game-changer.

Fan reaction: disbelief and defiance

Social media erupted after the prediction went viral. Celtic fans were quick to dismiss the supercomputer’s result as nonsense. “These machines don’t understand passion, history, or 60,000 fans roaring at Paradise,” one user posted. Another wrote, “Rodgers won’t let us slip we’re not losing to Hibs at home. No chance.”

Hibernian supporters, on the other hand, were caught between disbelief and cautious optimism. “This would be unreal. But let’s be honest it’s a long shot,” a Hibs fan commented. Some even joked that the club should “print out the prediction and frame it.”

Brendan Rodgers remains unfazed

When asked about the prediction during his pre-match press conference, Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers chuckled but didn’t shy away from taking it seriously.

“I’m sure it’s a good bit of fun, and I respect technology  but I’ll always back my players over a computer. We prepare for every opponent with full respect, and we know Hibs can be dangerous on their day. But we’ll be ready.”

Rodgers has hinted at possible rotation ahead of the upcoming cup fixtures, which might have influenced the prediction. Meanwhile, Hibs manager Nick Montgomery said he’s taking the prediction as motivation.

“Look, no one gives us a chance most weeks at places like this. So if a machine sees something we can exploit, great. But football isn’t played on spreadsheets  it’s played with heart. We’ll be giving everything.”

A match that just got more intriguing

While supercomputer predictions are often viewed with skepticism, they undeniably add an extra layer of intrigue to fixtures  especially ones with title and European implications. With Celtic looking to maintain pressure at the top and Hibs hoping to sneak into the top six, the stakes are high.

Now, with this unexpected twist from the digital world, all eyes will be on Celtic Park to see whether the prediction plays out  or if it turns into just another quirky headline.