Hibs defender Tim Clancy targets Edinburgh derby win over Hearts Hibs defender Tim Clancy is targeting his first Edinburgh derby victory since joining the club. Clancy, who moved from Motherwell in the summer, missed December's Scottish Cup win through injury and is relishing Thursday's derby at Tynecastle. It's a massive game against Hearts. It's a huge game on the calendar," said the 28-year-old. Hopefully I can do well and soak up the atmosphere. The Scottish Cup win in December saw Hibs end their three-year winless run against Hearts, but the Tynecastle outfit are unbeaten in the last 11 derbies in the league, winning seven during that run. Hibs' last derby win in the league came courtesy of a Derek Riordan penalty at Tynecastle in May 2009. Pat Fenlon's Hibs side go into the derby in fourth place in the SPL table, with their opponents ninth and Clancy is determined to start the New Year with a win over their city rivals. "When you sign for Hibs it's the first fixture you look for and it's a massive derby," said the defender. I'm more nervous when I'm in the stand than when I'm actually playing, because you can't affect things. Clancy has urged Hibs to use the momentum of the victory against Celtic when they travel to Tynecastle. We made it very difficult for Celtic. It was a good win and it's put a spring back in our step," he added. We've just got to keep doing what we're doing on the pitch. As we showed on Saturday (against Celtic), if we play to our best we can give anybody a good game.