The Gers return to Broadwood stadium in their final SWPL fixture before next week’s international break as they host the side currently sitting fifth place in the table.
Speaking to RangersTV ahead of the match the goalkeeper knows the Edinburgh side will prove to be a tough test in their third match up this season and one they must be conscious of.
She said: “We are really looking forward to it, it will be a tough game, Hibs are very good defensively especially in their final third.
“They are going to be hard to break down and you see from their previous results that they also can score goals; they have definitely got an attacking threat which we will have to be aware of.”
The shot stopper sat out the weekend’s victory over Dundee United as she was rotated between the posts with Victoria Esson and the keeper says the competition for places in the squad is so high and it has been proven with their recent results.
She continued: “It just shows you the depth that we have got in this squad, any player can start in the starting 11 eleven every week.
“It is important for everyone to get gametime and it just shows our quality when we can go and win 4-0 away at Dundee.
“We were disappointed with the Glasgow City result of course, but to go on and score another eight goals and get six points following that game we are delighted with it.”
Having joined the Light Blues from their Thursday opponents back in 2019 Fife knows all about what type of team they will be facing and reflected on the two meetings between the sides this campaign.
She added: “I have played with a few of the players that are still there, and we have played them quite a few times with Rangers so we will know what they are all about.
“We know that they are a very good team and it will be a challenge.
“Both games have been tight, especially the league game where we beat them with a set-piece, but I think that is important.
“We have played them twice and won both times so we are going in full on confidence that we can beat their game, but it is not going to come easy.”
On the back of two wins in a row the Scotland international is hoping the side can carry on the winning feeling and keep a positive feeling amongst the squad as they head into a run of games before the split.
She said: “The atmosphere is really good and positive; we have got momentum from the last few games and we have conceded very few goals which is pleasing.
“We will go into these games full of confidence.
“Hopefully we take that momentum from the last two matches and we will put it into the game tomorrow and hopefully we will get a positive result.”