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John Souttar was named on the bench, but his prospects of playing again before the end of the season look slim after manager Robbie Neilson turned to Stephen Kingsley to replace the stricken Sibbick from the bench when the young Englishman was carried off in the 74th minute with what looked like a serious ankle injury after a collision with Kevin Van Veen.
Ricki Lamie was the hero again as Motherwell secured European football with a 2-1 victory over Hearts.
Domestic and European commitments will necessitate a bigger first-team squad than the 21 players carried this season and work is already underway to expand the numbers.
Ross County’s Jordan White saw a first-half goal contentiously disallowed as his side drew 0-0 with Hearts at Tynecastle.
Adored by supporters, coaches and team-mates, the little man from Barrhead has carved out a place in people’s hearts with his own unique brand of football sorcery. Assists are his speciality but the mere sight of him gliding almost effortlessly across the Tynecastle Park turf is enough to excite any Jambo this season.
Hearts fans were delighted to learn two of their players had been picked for the prestigious PFA Scotland Team of the Year.
Robbie Neilson made four changes to the team following the Scottish Cup semi-final victory at Hampden, with Aaron McEneff, Gary Mackay-Steven, Taylor Moore and Josh Ginnelly all handed starts in a 3-4-3 formation.
Souttar is more likely to be fit in time as he continues recovering from an ankle problem. Halkett was due to see a specialist on Thursday to determine his chances of playing in the showpiece on May 21.