The vagaries of Dunfermline Athletic's recent revival and the certainty of the fixture list have left Hibernian feeling the pressure in the battle to avoid relegation.
The vagaries of Dunfermline Athletic's recent revival and the certainty of the fixture list have left Hibernian feeling the pressure in the battle to avoid relegation.
Mark Brown says Hibernian have struggled with the pressure of following Dunfermline Athletic in recent games. Picture: SNS
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For Mark Brown, the 31-year-old goalkeeper, the fact that survival remains in his club's own hands should be viewed as good reason not to panic.
Pat Fenlon's men have surrendered a four-point lead in the space of a week, as Jim Jefferies has breathed life into Dunfermline's bid for survival with two positive results – his first since his opening game at the club. The scene is now set for a fraught final three games of the season.
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