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Hibernian made 15 Pre-Incorrect Premiership matches in a row and kept third with a comfortable victory of 3-0 at home on the bottom of St Johnstone.
Amazing Opener from Junior Hoilett and 15. The home goal of the season for Martin Boyle had the host received by a half -hour brand before replacing Kieron Bowie seated victory at the time of stopping.
The Hibs-Dno table, as recently in the middle of December-by-point from the fourth placement of Aberdeen in their efforts to secure the next season with European group football, while Saints, who were not able to collect a remarkable scan all day, will remain only seven games to save their highest status.
Hibees boss David Gray made one change to a side that began 1-1 draw in Kilmanock before when Mykola Kuharevich replaced the bowie forward.
The saints who arrived in Edinburgh have raised six victories and two draws from the previous 10 matches, also refreshing their attack when Victor Griffith and Jonathan Sedberg came to Adam Sideh and Stephen Duke-McKenna.
Hibs made a breakthrough in the 18th minute, seconds after Boyle went through and Andy Fisher was denied.
Jordan Obit fed Hoilet on the left and Canada an international cut inside and curled up an excellent surface high behind Fisher and in the distant corner of the net.
Saints offered little in the first half, with their only terrible moment before the break proved to be dangerous Jason Holt Cross from the right, which in the 25th minute diverted Rocky Bushiri.
Hibs doubled his lead at the 29th minute. Kuharevich volleyball ball high and wide from nearby reach and when visitors tried to play from the final goal, Hoilett slipped into the captain Sven.
Hibernian’s Martin Boyle celebrates with junior Hoilet and Lewis Miller (LR)
The ball broke to the stand-in Captain Boyl, who went into the box, outfox Barry Douglas and slid low angles into the corner of 15 yards out.
Saints chief Simo Valakari was clearly frustrated by the first half of his team’s display and made three changes to the beginning of the second half when Benjamin Kimpika, Duke-McKenna and Taylor Steven replaced Drey Wright, Makenzie Kirk and Sam Curtis.
However, the replacement has only changed the flow, with the Edinburgh party remaining under control. Fisher did three good savings to deny Kuharevich and Bowie twice.
But goalkeeper Saints found himself in the virtually last moment of the match when Bowie defeated him from a crime after the attacker was killed by Daniels Balodis.
What the managers said …
Hibernian Manager David Gray: “It was a complete performance.
“Everyone fully deserved the clean leaf.
“Smudge (Jordan Smith) didn’t even have a savings, so it shows how well we were without the ball.”
ST chief Johnstone Simo Valakari: “We didn’t play well enough to get out of the match.
“We played against very good opponents and they played well.
“But at the same time we have to own this performance, learn quickly and move on.”
