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Hibs substitute Scott Allan made a massive difference as he inspired his side to a comeback, picking out former St Mirren defender Paul McGinn to slam home an equaliser at the back post shortly after the restart. Martin Boyle made no mistake from the spot just four minutes later after Matt Millar hauled Ryan Porteous to the ground, with the in-form Hibs side looking likely to claim all three points despite St Mirren's attempts to create an equaliser.Skipper Shaughnessy came up trumps yet again for his side, powering home a late low header to grab the Saints a deserved point on the road.Jim Goodwin kept faith with 16-year-old Dylan Reid at the heart of his midfield, with the teenager starting his second game in a row for the Buddies.

Hibs winger was yesterday named Premiership player of the month for August and is desperate to build on his blistering start by claiming capital bragging rights - and holding onto top spot in the table. The stage is set for an explosive 90 minutes at Tynecastle with a 20,000-capacity crowd set to welcome the first league derby between the sides for 18 months.

Hibs ’ top stars. But the Leith boss admits he will be disappointed if he is not checking in a fresh batch of arrivals before Tuesday’s transfer deadline.Ross confirmed the club are in talks with Kevin Nisbet and is hopeful the striker will follow Martin Boyle ’s lead and sign a new deal.

Martin Boyle. Aberdeen failed in a daring £500,000 move for the forward as he had already agreed a long-term contract to stay at Easter Road.

Martin Boyle turned down. The Easter Road club have rejected the proposal in the last 24 hours because they see the Australian international as a key player after the Dons made the ambitious offer to try and bring the winger back to his home city.

Hibs out of the Europa Conference League.The Croatians believe the advantage of having the second-leg played in front of their home fans will be enough to edge through to the play-off tie after holding the Edinburgh outfit to a 1-1 draw at Easter Road last Thursday. A host of missed chances by Jack Ross's men may come back to haunt them as Rijeka led through a Prince Ampem strike against the run of play before Martin Boyle banged in a deserved leveller in a first-leg where they dominated play.

Arsenal in a marquee pre-season friendly at Easter Road as Daniel MacKay fired Jack Ross' team to a pre-season win. The Gunners started strongly and should have had an early lead when Eddie Nketiah dispossessed Paul Hanlon and missed a sitter.

Scottish Cup Final – with his missus. The Hibs winger is targeting a second winners’ medal at Hampden after being an unused sub in the heroic 2016 Hampden victory over Rangers that ended the club’s 114-year wait for the silverware.

Hibs to league and cup glory. Kevin Nisbet and Martin Boyle stuck in Wednesday night’s 2-1 win against Livingston to secure European football at Easter Road and along with along with Christian Doidge, took their total to 43 for the season.

Hibs ace was stung by his yellow card for diving in Sunday’s 2-1 defeat to Rangers at Ibrox – just a couple of weeks after Ross County boss John Hughes accused the attacker of taking a tumble in the box to win a penalty in Dingwall.Boyle insisted he wasn’t even looking for a spot-kick in the Gers clash and he was upset with Yogi’s complaints about a Highland fling.The Australia international said: “A lot of people are commenting on me at the moment but the way I move sometimes it is easy to be brushed off the ball.“I felt those comments from Hughes were a bit bizarre at the time.

Hibs to fire their way back to Hampden and bust their semi-final curse after watching his side dump Queen of the South in last night’s fiery third-round tie.The Hibees avoided any slip-up at snowy Palmerston with a Christian Doidge double paving the way for a 3-1 win with Martin Boyle adding a third.Hibs have been semi final losers in the last three domestic cup competitions - losing to St Johnstone, Hearts and Celtic.But Ross has set his sights on silver and knows his side now stand just four wins away from glory after setting up a fourth round tie away to Stranraer.

Martin Boyle has been instrumental in bringing Hibs back to the boil.The Hibees have turned up the heat on Aberdeen by blazing into third on the back of a three-game winning run which has seen the forward net four times.Boyle’s form coincides with the wide man being moved into a more attacking role alongside Christian Doidge with top scorer Kevin Nisbet dropped to the bench.But it also comes just weeks after the Australia international went through personal turmoil after his father Graeme suffered a stroke.Boyle rushed home to be with his family in the week leading up to the defeat to Rangers.Now, with his dad making a good recovery, Boyle has returned to the starting line-up in style for the Leith men.And assistant boss Potter paid tribute

Aberdeen's uninspired defeat to Hibs failed to live up to any sort of hype.The Premiership table shows two teams heading in opposite directions and that was certainly evident on the Easter Road pitch.Martin Boyle's double steered the home side to victory and heaped yet more scrutiny on Derek McInnes.The Dons boss is approaching eight years in the role and has consistently kept the club in the upper reaches of the table, a stark contrast to the situation he inherited.But with results and performances alarming fans in equal measure, could the Pittodrie club be approaching the end of an era? takes a look at a tricky predicament.There's no need to go granular to figure out why things are decidedly gloomy at Pittodrie at the minute.Aberdeen have

Hibs side for delivering a “big performance in a big game” after they put daylight between themselves and Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership courtesy of a Martin Boyle double.The winger slotted home from the penalty spot in the first half before racing on to a Lewis Stevenson through ball in the second as the Easter Road side strengthened their grip on third.Ross had been criticised by some sections of the green and white faithful for his record in ‘big games’ with just two wins recorded in his meetings with Aberdeen, city rivals Hearts and Celtic and Rangers over his 14-month reign.But after opening up a five point gap to Derek McInnes men and ten point margin over Livingston, who fell to defeat at St Johnstone, the Easter Road boss is

Ianis Hagi that saw off an excellent Hibs side. The visitors could have scored in the first minute when Josh Doig burst past James Tavernier to deliver a cross to the far post where Martin Boyle arrived to send his shot into the side netting.It was a real let off for the home side and a sign that Hibs, who came to Ibrox on the back of a nine game unbeaten run, weren’t content to just sit and park the bus.

Scottish Premiership but there’s no reason to think they face an easy ride in making it 19 against Hibs this afternoon. Jack Ross’ men are one of only two teams, alongside Livingston, to have gained a point from the Ibrox club at this half way stage in the season.

Hibs side "relentless" after they rose to second in the Premiership with a demolition of Hamilton. Martin Boyle, Chris Doidge, Paul McGinn and Kevin Nisbet got on the scoresheet at New Douglas Park lifted the Hibees above Celtic in the table.

Aberdeen almost paid the price for his substitution confusion towards the end of their battling win in the capital.Lewis Ferguson’s first-half penalty after Martin Boyle was caught cold in his own box gave the Dons a deserved three points and left their league position looking much healthier as a result.The Dons dominated from the half-hour mark onwards, and weren’t overly threatened by Hibs in the second half.But McInnes explained that he forgot he had more subs left than he actually thought, which meant his weary warriors had to power through as he hoped his cock-up didn’t prove costly.McInnes said: “I was kicking myself, I made a hash of it there, I should have got fresh legs on.“When I made my third sub, I should have made more subs.“I

Hibs about during contract negotiations after the club stuck by him through two major knee injuries. The Aussie international ended speculation over his future by penning a bumper new three-year deal with the Hibees ahead of Sunday's clash with Aberdeen.

Hibs could end up paying the price if they don’t tie him down on a new long term deal. The Leigh flying machine has started the new Premiership campaign with a bang after his deadly double in the 2-1 opening day win against Kilmarnock.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterKilmarnock looked like they would complete another miraculous Easter Road comeback after Chris Burke smashed home a wonder goal just before half-time.The strike came after a Martin Boyle double, which in the end was enough to send Alex Dyer's men home empty-handed.Two minutes in Killie could have went ahead as Ross Millen whipped in a teasing cross, but three players tried and failed to get on the end of it as it ended up going out for a goal kick. But a minute later it was the hosts who were in the lead after Jake Eastwood was caught out of his box and rounded by Martin Boyle who easily tapped it home. In the 11th minute Hibs could have