Hibs boss Gray sees chance to 'put right' poor home form
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Hibernian may be on a run of five consecutive home Scottish Premiership defeats, but head coach David Gray is not overly concerned.
The Easter Road side, who host Kilmarnock in the league on Tuesday (19:45 BST), have not won at home in the league since April, when they beat the Rugby Park club 3-0.
Since that victory over the Ayrshire team, Hibs have suffered home Premiership defeats to Hearts twice, Motherwell twice and Celtic.
However, Gray does not believe the scorelines have reflected their performances.
"Big chance here, two home games to get into this international break in a really strong position," Gray said, with Aberdeen at home next up on Saturday.
"There have been some really positive performances at home. It's definitely in us.
"You can find a stat to drive whatever narrative you're looking for. I look at them all in isolation, in games. The only stat, the only thing that matters, is that score in the top corner of the screen when it's on the telly.
"For us to be successful, you need strong home form and we've got a chance, with back-to-back games, to try and put that right."
