'The Hoff was on fire!' How the Hibs players rated in Scottish Cup victory over Motherwell
Hibs are going back to Hampden after Elias Melkersen’s double gave Shaun Maloney’s side a 2-1 victory in Lanarkshire.
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Elias Melkersen has dream first Hibs start as Bevis Mugabi's first-minute red card sets tone for dramatic Scottish Cup tie
First starts for your new club do not come much better than this. Young Elias Melkersen will not forget this afternoon in Motherwell in a hurry, the 19-year-old Norwegian scoring twice to send Hibs into the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup.
Elias Melkersen makes a good early impression on Hibernian boss Shaun Maloney
Hibernian manager Shaun Maloney hailed Elias Melkersen’s “amazing” first start after the 19-year-old scored a double to take the club to Hampden.
Hibernian book Scottish Cup semi-final spot with win at 10-man Motherwell
Motherwell defender Bevis Mugabi was sent off inside the first minute as Hibernian won 2-1 at Fir Park to reach the Scottish Cup semi-finals.
Kenny Miller fumes at Bevis Mugabi red card but he walks back 'horrendous' Willie Collum verdict
Fuming Kenny Miller blasted Willie Collum for the "horrendous decision" to send off Motherwell's Bevis Mugabi inside the first minute.
Motherwell v Hibs XI's confirmed as both make big calls in Scottish Cup quarter-final
Motherwell and Hibs have named their XI's to take on a big Scottish Cup last eight tie at Fir Park.
Connor Barron rewarded for Aberdeen rise as Scotland U-21 squad announced for Euro qualifiers
Aberdeen rising star Connor Barron has been named in Scotland's U-21 squad for the first time.
Shaun Maloney backs Rocky Bushiri to learn from Dundee red card as Hibs boss speaks on referee inconsistencies
The Belgian centre-back was given his marching orders after an off-the-ball incident with Dark Blues midfielder Paul McGowan shortly before the hour mark in the goalless draw between the two teams at Dens Park on Wednesday night and although there was a suggestion Bushiri felt the sending-off was harsh, Hibs chose not to appeal the decision, meaning he misses the Scottish Premiership home game against St Johnstone and Scottish Cup quarter-final trip to Motherwell.