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Lewis Stevenson has been on a long journey of discovery throughout his time at Hibs, but the stalwart says that there is still something to be gleaned from a season that started with so much optimism but has drifted away on a sea of disappointment.
David Bates fired the Dons in front from close range ten minutes into the second half but McGinn replied late on as the hosts snatched a deserved point, and came close to nicking the win late on.
The 25-year-old was an 81st-minute replacement for Lewis Stevenson as he made his first appearance since February 13 but couldn’t affect the scoreline as Scott Pittman’s goal early in the second half was the difference, despite Hibs enjoying the bulk of possession and 18 shots on goal, albeit with none on target.
Livingston seized the initiative in the race to finish seventh in the cinch Premiership thanks to a 1-0 victory over Hibernian.
Four league wins in 15 under Shaun Maloney consigned Hibs to the bottom six, rather than fighting for a European berth.
The Tynecastle side took just 21 minutes to tally up what felt like an already insurmountable lead in the Scottish Cup semi-final after Stephen Kingsley curled in an audacious free-kick to add to Ellis Simms’ thunderous opener.
Coincidentally the 33-year-old’s first match of his previous temporary spell leading the Easter Road side was away to the Buddies, with a late Joe Shaughnessy goal cancelling out Josh Campbell’s opener as the teams shared the points back in December.
It feels like this is where many Hibs fans are at, following the Scottish Cup semi-final defeat by Hearts. Not because of the game or performance itself but because of the general feeling of apathy gripping the club.