After a bump in the road on their quest for European football, it was at least back to winning ways for Hibernian last weekend, but Jack Ross must now challenge his side to be consistent as they go to Livingston this weekend.
A win at the Tony Macaroni Arena would all but guarantee the men in green and white will be looking out their passports by confirming their lowest possible finish in the Scottish Premiership in fourth.
A thumping 4-1 victory in the sun at the start of the campaign, courtesy of a Kevin Nisbet hat-trick, was a rare confident performance in West Lothian from the Easter Road side - who only seem to thrive in Livingston when the temperature begins to climb.
Another three points this time around would inch the men in green and white ever closer to the promised land of a third-place finish and the potential for automatic European qualification.
Here is everything you need to know about the game:
What time is kick off?
Hibs make the short trip to West Lothian on Saturday.
The game kicks off at 3:00pm.
Who is the referee?
Nick Walsh takes charge of the action from the Global Energy Stadium.
He is assisted by Dougie Potter and Calum Spence, while Alan Newlands is the fourth official.
Is the game on TV?
No, the match is not being televised.
Can it be live streamed?
Yes, The Lions have opened up their PPV option.
Fans wishing to buy access can do so for £20.
Supporters of both clubs can watch all the action live by signing up for an account or logging in at this link.
Edinburgh Live will be providing live coverage with team news, updates and goals as they go in online and via Twitter @EdLiveSport and Facebook.
Prediction
Form guide:
Livingston - LDLLLW
Hibernian - WWWLLW
Hibs ground out a win in the Highlands last weekend, but before the start of this season, have found West Lothian a tricky trip. A tough game for Jack Ross' side.
Prediction: Livingston 1-2 Hibernian
