Club history of Irish football club

Herbernian was founded by a group of Irish football fans in 1875 and moved to Easter Road in 1880. Hibernian was the first major Scottish football club founded by Irish immigrants who believed in Roman Catholicism. Hebernian's name was changed from Latin America and Ireland. The following examples are Dundee Herbernian (now Dundee United) and Celtic. When the Celts were founded, they were almost named as Hebernian in Glasgow. Now the regional color of the team has overshadowed the religious color in the past and become the representative team of East Edinburgh.

Traditionally regarded as an "old brand", Hibernian is the best Scottish football club besides Celtic and Wanderers. Before the 1950 s, Hibernian was one of the best football clubs in Britain, and its peak was the so-called "five famous hotels". On August 3rd, 1887, Herbernian defeated Preston and won the title of' World Champion'.

Hibernian was the first English team to participate in the European Cup sponsored by the European Football Federation (1955-56 First European Cup), and finally lost to the French club Reims in the semi-final. The team won the Carling Cup with a score of199192, and defeated Deng Lin 2-0 in the final. Bunyan also reached the Carling Cup final in 2004, but lost 2-0 to Livingston. He also reached the Scottish Cup final of 200 1, lost 3-0 to Rangers, and failed to relive the honor of winning the championship 103 years ago. On March 8, 2007, Ma was defeated by 5- 1 in the Carling Cup final in Hampton Park, and the trophy was held high again after 16.

The last time Hibnian was relegated from Su Chao to Group A was in the season of 1997/98, and the team immediately bounced back, creating a winning streak of 12, and scored a record 89 points, 23 points more than Falcock, who followed closely, and won the League A championship and bounced back to Su Chao.