Hibernian have confirmed they will join other clubs across Scottish football and stand up before matches to show support in the fight against racism. The decision to stand was made by the squad with the club's backing, and mirrors recent examples of teams standing and not kneeling before matches in Scotland. Hibernian supported 'taking the knee' that has become a fixture before matches in Scotland and England as a show of commitment to racial equality. 2:20 Highlights of the Scottish Premiership match between Livingston and HibernianHowever, the Edinburgh club believe Scottish football can do more to demonstrate solidarity and support against all forms of abuse, including racism. They are following the lead of other Scottish clubs, including Celtic and Rangers who both opted to stand and not take a knee before last month's Old Firm match.

Source: Sky sports April 03, 2021 12:00 UTC