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Scottish Premiership club ban ultras group from next three matches

Hibernian have banned the Block Seven supporter group from their next three matches after ugly scenes following the loss to Dundee United.

Published: Thursday, 15 October 2026 at 9:25 AM
Scottish Premiership club ban ultras group from next three matches
Key Things to Know
  • Hibernian have banned the Block Seven supporter group from their next three matches following incidents at Tannadice.
  • The suspension affects upcoming fixtures against Falkirk, Celtic, and St Mirren.
  • Block Seven members allegedly clashed with stewards following the match against Dundee United on October 10.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Hibernian have banned the Block Seven supporter group from their next three matches following incidents after their defeat to Dundee United. The exclusion applies to upcoming fixtures against Falkirk, Celtic, and St Mirren. Members of the ultras group allegedly clashed with stewards at Tannadice on Saturday, October 10.

The Easter Road club confirmed that an investigation into the events remains ongoing in coordination with Dundee United, Police Scotland, and the SPFL. Hibs previously issued a one-match ban to the group earlier this season for pyrotechnic use and warned that further individual or collective sanctions could follow.

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