Matt Macey 7
Took the pressure off his defence confidently coming for crosses when required, survived a late scare from mis-controlled pass.
Paul McGinn 8
Didn’t put a foot wrong, blocked everything in his direction and limited the involvement of Morelos and Kent.
Paul Hanlon 7
Regrouped well from a booking within the first minute to stand firm and win crucial headers in the box throughout.
Ryan Porteous 7
Put in a colossal performance at the back with a crucial last-gasp block on Kamara in second half.
Chris Cadden 8
Tireless at right-wingback. Solid defensively and threatened in attack; bought Hibs precious respite with runs in second half.
Josh Doig 7
Capped a superb week where he signed a long-term deal with an impressive showing before being forced off injured.
Jake Doyle-Hayes 7
Anchored the midfield well with an incredibly disciplined afternoon’s work at Hampden.
Joe Newell 7
Creative in the first-half before adjusting his game to snuff out Rangers attacks and drop deeper later in game.
Josh Campbell 7
A surprise starter but merited his inclusion with a major shift in midfield going both directions.
Martin Boyle 9
Magnificent. A poachers finish for first, superb strike for second before converting penalty he won. The best on show with a hat-trick at Hampden.
Kevin Nisbet 7
Played his supporting role with aplomb, constantly pressing and played terrific ball for Boyle’s second.
Lewis Stevenson (for Doig, 58) 5
Picked up on performance of injured Doig.
Darren McGregor (for Porteous, 80) 3
Defended well in closing stages.
Christian Doidge (for Nisbet, 80) 3
On for the final ten minutes.
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