Aberdeen make the trip to Easter Road this weekend seeking to end a dismal run of form as they face an in-form Hibernian side in the Premiership.

Jimmy Thelin’s team will be looking to start the month by putting points on the board, having only picked up one point from an available 15 in January.

Aberdeen's miserable run has seen them fail to pick up a single victory in 13 league outings, but Hibernian on the other hand are brimming with confidence.

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The Edinburgh outfit are undefeated in their last eight league matches - a streak that has propelled them up the table into sixth place, sitting only five points behind the fourth place Reds.

David Gray's side face the Dons only 39 days after their previous encounter in December, which Hibs won 3-1 away from home despite going behind early on at Pittodrie.

Fans will remember their last clash at Easter Road well however, with the pair serving up a six-goal thriller, with three goals in second-half injury time.

For Aberdeen, a failure to pick up any points could be extremely detrimental to their hopes of European Football next season, as Hibs and St Mirren look to close the gap to just two points.

With spaces for top six in the Premiership becoming hotly-contested, here are all the key details you need for this weekend's must-win clash for Aberdeen.

When is Hibs v Aberdeen?

Aberdeen make the trip to Easter Road on Saturday, February 1 with kick off at 3pm.

Is Hibs v Aberdeen on TV?

Unfortunately the game will not be shown on TV this weekend due to the 3pm blackout. International RedTV subscribers can catch the action through the club website while UK subscribers will receive audio coverage.

BBC Sportsound will be on air from 2pm and provide live updates from Easter Road as well as the other Premiership clashes across the country.

You can keep up to date via Aberdeen's social media channels and find post-match reaction here on Aberdeen Live.

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Who are the match officials?

Don Robertson will be the referee on Saturday, with Steven Traynor and Gordon McCabe as his assistants. Kevin Clancy is the VAR official.

Is there any team news?

The Aberdeen squad remains injury-ridden, with Dante Polvara picking up an injury and set to be sidelined until mid February. Shotstopper Dimitar Mitov is still unavailable, however his return is due within the coming weeks.

Jack Milne, Jamie McGrath, Gavin Molloy, Vicente Besuijen and Ester Sokler are currently injured, but Slobodan Rubezic remains in contention despite missing training earlier this week.

Hibernian look set to be without Elie Youan, Joe Newell and Marvin Ekpiteta this weekend.

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