The 2013-14 campaign delivered a disastrous, heartbreaking end to an era for Hibernian as The Hibees finished 11th in the Scottish Premiership and were dramatically relegated after a play-off defeat. The season was defined by a humiliating Scottish record European exit to Malmö and a mid-season managerial change that saw Pat Fenlon replaced by Terry Butcher. Despite the attacking efforts of joint top league scorers James Collins and Liam Craig (6 goals each), a crippling 13-game winless streak forced The Hibees into the relegation play-off, where they lost a dramatic penalty shootout to Hamilton Academical, ending their 15-year stay in the top flight. It was a turbulent year that remains a dark chapter in the club's history.