If Hibernian wants to make it to Europe, Chris Cadden acknowledges that they must be "up for the challenge" of a tough three-game stretch to end the season.
The Hibees, who are now in fifth position, will play home games against the top two teams, Rangers and Celtic, before traveling to face fourth-place Hearts in an Edinburgh derby.
The 26-year-old Cadden remarked, "It is going to be tough, but that is what you are in the top six for." "You want to play games like these. We must be prepared for the challenge.
You must play huge games, put up big performances, and experience big situations if you want to achieve anything. That is what you need to do if you want to end the season strong.
"That is how the split works in Scottish football, and we just have to be up for the challenge,"
In the cinch Premiership, Hibs can still legitimately place anywhere between fourth and sixth. Fourth place ensures a spot in Europe, fifth place would suffice if Celtic defeated Inverness in the Scottish Cup final, and sixth place would result in elimination. Cadden is making an effort to hold off on becoming involved in the various variations just yet.
I try not to focus too much on it, although I glance at the league table after games," he remarked. It is challenging, but you strive to put yourself first and avoid getting sucked into what other teams are doing.There are a lot of different ways we may place in the standings, but the most important thing is to control ourselves and our actions first before analyzing where we stand in the table. I have been approaching it in that manner.
Cadden is fully aware that the Edinburgh derby on the following Saturday might end up being a simple shootout for fourth place if Hibs can maintain their lead over Hearts over the course of the next two games.
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