Kevin Dabrowski can be Hibs hero as Easter Road legend urges stopper to match Craig Gordon's Hearts standards

Jim McArthur says Kevin Dabrowski may again have to match the lofty standards of Craig Gordon ’s heroics to earn Hibs derby glory.

The Easter Road No.1 enjoyed a dream debut for the first team when his outstanding display against Hearts on home soil two months ago earned him a clean sheet and his side a point.

With five more games in Shaun Maloney ’s side under his belt since that phenomenal effort, Dabrowski is set to go back into the capital crunch tomorrow across the city at Tynecastle.

McArthur, who made 296 appearances as keeper for Shaun Maloney 's side, knows the size of the task facing the 23-year-old in Gorgie.

The Leith hero didn’t lose a game to Hearts during his lengthy career at the club and feels Dabrowski will again need to stand tall with the home team the favourites going into the eagerly-awaited third Edinburgh showdown of the season.

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Opposite number Gordon has been doing it for two decades but young gun Dabrowski faces a fresh test and McArthur insists he should be inspired by the occasion and situation.

He said: “It wasn’t just a case of things going to plan for Kevin in that debut, he had a really good game in a high-pressure scenario.

“He got man of the match and Kevin fully