Almost an equaliser for Hibs.

Josh Mulligan waltzes his way into the box, with the space just opening up in front of him. He's able to fire a low effort at goal, but Max Stryjek is down quickly.

Allan Preston
Former Hearts defender on BBC Sportsound

Falkirk have been the better side.

It's been mistake after mistake after mistake for Hearts.

The ongoing battle between Joe Hugill and Raphael Sallinger continues, as the Killie striker tries to curl one from distance.

Sallinger dives to his right and parries away.

Chasing the loose ball, Tyreece John-Jules catches Jack Iredale and gets booked.

That's an unbelievable save from Raphael Sallinger!

Greg Kiltie is free on the right and crosses to an unmarked Joe Hugill. From six yards, he just has to roll it home, but Sallinger makes the save.

What a stop.

Josh McPake's day is done after his Scotland call-up.

Fellow winger Calvin Miller receives a standing ovation from his former fans.

The unfortunate Harry Milne is also withdrawn as Stephen Kingsley, Sabah Kerjota and Rogers Mato come on.

This match continues to be open at Fir Park.

Findlay Marshall had a chance through on goal to stretch the Dons lead even further, but may have made the wrong choice in trying to pass rather than having a go himself.

Alfred Johansson has made more changes with Dylan Levitt and Willy Vogt coming on as the Steelmen push for a goal.

Alexander Briedl, Ayoub Mouloua and Stuart Armstrong are on for Aberdeen.

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Allan Preston
Former Hearts defender on BBC Sportsound

Hearts at the back are a shambles.

Three lefties in a back four just don't work.

Hearts are all over the place.

This time, Jacob Murrell is found inside the penalty box and only a desperate block by Jamie McCart denies the midfielder.

Hibs finally force Max Stryjek into action as Miguel Chaiwa pings one from distance, with the keeper tipping it over the bar.

Is this the start of a green resurgence?

Not sure what a Falkirk, Kilmarnock and Aberdeen treble would have got you tonight.

I'd guess a lot.

Chasing the game, Hibs boss David Gray brings on Miguel Chaiwa for Jacob Devaney.

Neil McCann, meanwhile, replaces MJ Kamson-Kamara with Jamie Brandon.

Allan Preston
Former Hearts defender on BBC Sportsound

They have not been able to get McPake on the ball.

You would have thought that would be the out ball for Hearts after his first-half performance, especially with Ryan Strain on a yellow card.

It's end-to-end now and JJ Williams breaks into the Falkirk penalty box.

There's suspicion of offside, but goalkeeper Scott Bain manages to block the striker's side-footed effort in any case before the flag goes up.

Kilmarnock, that had, had, had to be 2-0.

Erik Ring wins the ball in his own half and powers up the pitch. It's a three-on-two. What will he do?

He's able to slide it into Joe Hugill. He must score, but he can only hit the side netting.

A superb strike from Calvin Miller forces former Falkirk team-mate Scott Bain to parry clear and Harry Milne fires the rebound well over.

The Bairns are quickly up the other end and Laurent Mendy gets caught and allows Owen Eames to break into the visiting penalty box.

However, the midfielder delays his shot long enough for goalkeeper Beau Reus to deflect it wide.

Hearts under the cosh for a couple of minutes here.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

Not quite sure how Hibernian are still in this game as Killie have battered the home defence in the second half. Will the introductions of Martin Boyle, Owen Elding and Nathan Lowe have the desired effect?

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