Celtic head along the M8 with the incentive of knowing victory over Hibs will see them draw level on points at the top of the Premiership with Hearts.
The Jambos kick off 24 hours later when they welcome Rangers, also in the hunt for the title, to other side of Edinburgh for a mouthwatering Bank Holiday Monday clash.
It’s set up to be a fascinating couple of days in one of the most enthralling title races in Scottish football history – Celtic have done their part.
The hosts faced an uphill battle after Jamie McGrath saw red for a heavy challenge on Alistair Johnston, before Daizen Maeda put the visitors in front.
But Jack Iredale would controversially level before half time after VAR checks for a handball in the build up came to nothing.
But substitute Kelechi Iheanacho would come off the bench to score the crucial goal after the Easter Road backline eventually caved after relentless waves of Celtic attack.
It leaves boss David Gray reflecting on back-to-back home defeats – with pressure cranking up on their city rivals. Before Monday’s showdown with the Light Blues.
Hibs: Smith, O’Hora, Boyle, Newell, Chaiwa, Iredale, McGrath, N Cadden, Megwa, Rocky, Elding Subs: Owens, Alasana, C Cadden, Obita, Barlaser, Andrews, Campbell, Scarlett, Suto
Celtic: Sinisalo, Johnston, Trusty, Scales, Tierney, McGregor, Engels, Nygren, Yang, Tounekti, Maeda Subs: Doohan, McCowan, Ihenacho, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Saracchi, Hatate, Murray, Forrest, Ralston
All that talk simply adds to the drama of and you can find out how it all unfolds right here in our LIVE blog from Leith.