Hibernian Football Club, commonly known as Hibs, is a major Scottish professional football club based in Edinburgh, competing in the Scottish Premiership. The club plays its home matches at Easter Road, a famous stadium in the Leith area of the city. Founded in 1875 by Irish immigrants, Hibs have a rich history and play in their iconic green and white colors. The club is owned by the Gordon family and is led by a head coach aiming for European qualification. The club was formed by the Irish community in Edinburgh, with the name "Hibernian" deriving from Hibernia, the Roman name for Ireland. This origin story is central to the club's identity, even as it has grown to represent the whole city. Hibs' history is