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.

By David Irvine · The National

Published: Thursday, 15 October 2026 at 9:25 AM

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Hibernian has banned the Block Seven ultras group from the club's next three matches.
The sanction follows incidents and alleged clashes with stewards away at Dundee United.
The ban applies to fixtures against Falkirk, Celtic, and St Mirren.

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Hibernian FC has imposed a three-match ban on the Block Seven ultras supporter group following incidents at Tannadice. The sanction was issued following initial investigations into confrontations with stewards after Hibernian's loss to Dundee United on October 10.

The lockout covers upcoming fixtures against Falkirk, Celtic, and St Mirren. Club officials confirmed that investigations alongside Police Scotland and Dundee United are ongoing, with further individual or collective sanctions under consideration.

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