Hibernian

Easter Road has been the home of Hibs since 1893, the year that the ground opened its doors for the first time. The attendance record of 65,860, set when Hearts came to play there in 1950, remains the record for any Scottish football match not held in Glasgow. The stadium has developed a number of quirks and personality traits over the years, most notably the pronounced slope of the pitch that existed until it was removed at the turn of the new millennium. Life at Easter Road for Hibernian got under way on the 4th of February 1893 when they played a friendly match against Clyde.