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Mitchell has been out of action since the February Scottish Cup fifth-round victory over Arbroath but could be included in the matchday squad while McGregor has been missing the last few weeks as well.
The 25-year-old has scored twice in six games but hasn’t featured since limping off in the 3-1 Scottish Cup fifth-round victory over Arbroath at Gayfield with a foot problem.
Hibernian interim boss David Gray says James Scott's return to action has been great to see, despite the Hull City winger limping off in the second half of Saturday's 1-0 win over St Mirren at the SMiSA Stadium. Scott has endured a difficult season on loan at Easter Road, and saw his second manager of the campaign sacked last week when ex-Tiger Shaun Maloney was dismissed after a poor run of results culminating in their Scottish FA Cup semi-final defeat to arch-rivals Hearts at Hampden Park, a game which saw Scott make a rare appearance.
Four league wins in 15 under Shaun Maloney consigned Hibs to the bottom six, rather than fighting for a European berth.
Hibernian caretaker manager David Gray backed Ewan Henderson to be a “top player” after the midfielder netted the only goal of the game in the victory over St Mirren.
David Gray spent most of the day basking in the Paisley sunshine, but it was Ewan Henderson’s 73rd-minute winner that really brightened the interim Hibs manager’s day.
Ewan Henderson’s second-half goal handed Hibernian a win at St Mirren in their first match since sacking manager Shaun Maloney.
St Mirren midfielder Jay Henderson is optimistic that Stephen Robinson can have a similar influence on his career as he did with the likes of David Turnbull and Allan Campbell.