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A semi-final place at Hampden is at stake in this weekend's last eight ties.

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Matt Macey returned to the starting XI along with midfielder Joe Newell while Norwegian teenager Melkersen made his first start. Christian Doidge dropped to the ...

Jasper long ball found Melkersen who controlled it on his chest and fired a fine left foot strike into the bottom corner of the net. Hibs dominated possession then Jasper tried his luck from distance but was too high. Liam Donnelly was lucky to escape punishment for a reckless challenge on Jasper then just before the break a Roberts shot deflected off the chest of Joseph Efford in went in off the post. Garry O’Connor’s son Josh 17 was listed amongst the substitutes. Well’ keeper then produced a fine save to deny Wright before Melkersen was shown a yellow card in the ninth minute for the use of an arm during a challenge. Hibs brought a massive support to the stadium and they witnessed probably the earliest sending off in the famous old tournament when Bevis Mugabe was rightly shown a red card for a reckless challenge on Josh Doig.

It was another Euro night to savour on Thursday but it's back to domestic duties with a trip to face Dundee in the Scottish Cup quarter finals.

Get all the latest Rangers news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter. But the Dutchman has used this tournament to give players opportunities and that seems a likely approach again with this trip to the City of Discovery coming before a defining night in Belgrade. Rangers boss Gio van Bronckhorst is sweating over the availability of Europa League heroes Joe Aribo and John Lundstram ahead of their trip to Dundee.

Elias Melkersen scored twice for Shaun Maloney's team after Bevis Mugabi had been dismissed for the hosts early on.

Substitute Kaiyne Woolery fired beyond the top corner with Kevin van Veen appealing for a ball across the face of goal. Jasper rode Nathan McGinley’s weak challenge and whipped in a cross which Melkerson headed home at the near post. The Uganda international lined up at wing-back and launched himself into a challenge on Josh Doig with 50 seconds gone.

Shaun Maloney's side played against ten-men from the first minute after Bevis Mugabi was dismissed.

You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. Substitute Kaiyne Woolery fired beyond the top corner with Kevin van Veen appealing for a ball across the face of goal. Jasper rode Nathan McGinley's weak challenge and whipped in a cross which Melkerson headed home at the near post. Melkerson got away from Ojala and finished into the far corner. For your chance to win HOME tickets to cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. The Uganda international lined up at wing-back and launched himself into a challenge on Josh Doig with 50 seconds gone.

The visiting fans broke seats and threw flares as their side won 2-1 to advance to the Scottish Cup semi-finals.

Rangers FCThe Champions League bonus Rangers are poised to land ahead of Braga showdownsDefeat to Celtic in the potential title decider means Rangers will have to navigate the early rounds of the competition. Fans in the away end smashed seats and threw a flare onto the pitch, with pictures showing the Fir Park damage. Thank you for subscribing!We have more newslettersShow meHibs have launched an investigation after their fans smashed up seats at Fir Park and a steward was left with a head injury. “If any supporter can be positively identified, then the club will take appropriate action.” It's believed around 3,500 fans made the trip from Leith for Sunday's game. In addition a steward was treated for a head injury having apparently been struck by a missile from the away end. Steelmen boss Graham Alexander was left fuming after Bevis Mugabi was shown a red card for a challenge inside the first minute, with his side playing virtually the entire game with 10 men.

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.

Substitute Kaiyne Woolery fired beyond the top corner with Kevin van Veen appealing for a ball across the face of goal. Jasper rode Nathan McGinley’s weak challenge and whipped in a cross which Melkerson headed home at the near post. The Uganda international lined up at wing-back and launched himself into a challenge on Josh Doig with 50 seconds gone.

Hibernian booked their place in the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup thanks to a man-of-the-match display from 19-year-old striker Elias Hoff Melkersen.

Substitute Kaiyne Woolery fired beyond the top corner with Kevin van Veen appealing for a ball across the face of goal. Jasper rode Nathan McGinley's weak challenge and whipped in a cross which Melkerson headed home at the near post. Melkerson got away from Ojala and finished into the far corner. The Uganda international lined up at wing-back and launched himself into a challenge on Josh Doig with 48 seconds gone. Hibs got a bit more control of the game and Christian Doidge had a header saved but Motherwell worked a half-chance after turning the ball over in the Hibs half. The start of the second half was a more cagey affair with Motherwell realising they had to stay in the game and look to make the most of any chance that came their way.

The game changed completely inside a minute when referee Willie Collum sent 'Well's Bevis Mugabi off for a challenge on Josh Doig that has sparked debate.

A corner into the away box was scrambled and both Juhani Ojala and Roberts missed gaping chances for Alexander. Ricki Lamie's 72nd minute header brought the Steelmen no closer to level terms. 'Well boss Alexander made four changes to the side which drew 1-1 with Dundee in the Premiership last week. The home side looked stunned. Home fans had gathered at training the day before to roar the team on and send them a Scottish Cup reminder, but the dreams of a first trip to Hampden since 2018 were left in tatters inside 35 minutes. A few minutes later and Roberts escaped with a booking as he lunged into a similarly-high tackle on the opposite side of the pitch.

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