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The pair were forced off during the Scottish Cup quarter-final victory over Motherwell on Sunday; Doig in the first half following Bevis Mugabi’s red-card challenge and Henderson early in the second period at Fir Park.
“Even though I was injured, I scored in semi-finals and it’s the squad that goes and wins the cup. Although I didn’t start I still very much felt involved and to see your team mates go up to lift the cup it’s still a really good feeling,” he said ahead of Hibs’ trip to Motherwell in the quarter-finals.
The 19-year-old felt the full force of Motherwell defender Bevis Mugabi’s red-card challenge inside the opening seconds at Fir Park and although he tried to play on after receiving treatment, he was unable to continue and replaced by Chris Mueller after nine minutes.
The American attacker, who missed the goalless draws against Dundee and St Johnstone after contracting Covid-19, has returned to training and could be involved at Fir Park.
Unfortunately for Shaun Maloney, he doesn’t have his problems to seek on the injury front with a number of absentees ahead of this key clash.
Motherwell hope Mark O’Hara can shake off a minor niggle ahead of the Scottish Cup quarter-final tie against Hibernian.
Club captain Paul Hanlon, first-choice goalkeeper Matt Macey, and influential midfielder Joe Newell were all involved in preparations for the trip to North Lanarkshire on Friday at the club’s Ormiston training base.
Ten first-team players missed the goalless draw with St Johnstone on Saturday, with forward James Scott making a late recovery from illness to take a seat on the bench.