The 2021-22 campaign was a tumultuous season of high drama and ultimate frustration for Hibernian as The Hibees ultimately finished 8th in the Scottish Premiership and fell into the bottom six after the league split. Despite the domestic disappointment and the constant managerial merry-go-round involving Jack Ross and Shaun Maloney, the season delivered cup runs to remember. The Hibees reached the League Cup Final, losing narrowly to Celtic, and the Scottish Cup Semi-Final, where they were defeated by rivals Hearts. Leading the line with his vital goals was Martin Boyle, whose 14 strikes across all competitions anchored the attack in a turbulent year defined by high expectations that were ultimately unfulfilled, marking a chaotic chapter for the club.