article_snippet.sent: SPFL clubs are poised to do battle over a late Hibernian move to cash in on the Premiership play-offs.
article_snippet.sent: Currently second in the Championship, Club stand to make £1million from anticipated sell-out home gates against Rangers and the 11th place club in the Premiership - currently Motherwell.
article_snippet.sent: Hibernian face a battle over potentially lucrative gate revenues with lower league clubs .
article_snippet.sent: Hibernian declined to comment last night although the Easter Road club will argue that funding for lower league clubs will be unaffected by slashing the levy because of a new six-figure broadcast deal for the play-offs and the imposition by the SPFL of new minimum pricing policy of £15 and £10 for all six matches.
article_snippet.sent: Hibernian are believed to have had reservations over the 50 per cent levy before that overall package was passed and have now gathered backing to revisit the issue next Thursday from Motherwell – also likely to be involved in the play-offs – and city rivals Hearts.
highlights_snippet.sent: Hibernian stand to make £1million from Hibs .
  