Lee Johnson admits Hibs' sole focus is securing European football for next season.
The Easter Road club have gone five games unbeaten in the Scottish Premiership ahead of facing Derek McInnes' relegation battling Kilmarnock in the capital. The Hibees boss expects a tough test from the Ayrshire outfit due to their dangerous wide men and physical nature.
Depending on how results go in the other games, Hibs could end the day sitting fourth in the league standings with a Euro adventure firmly in sight as Johnson urges his side to maintain their good form of late. He could also be boosted by the return of Kevin Nisbet who has a 50:50 chance of playing while Kyle Magennis is back in training. He told the official Hibs website: “Kilmarnock are a physical side, they are a good side. They have good quality in their delivery with two wide men that are dangerous and carry a threat. I think they have been a bit hard done by in previous games, so we know we have to be at it and test their defence.
