Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

This could easily have been six or seven. It’s hard to believe this is the same team who lost in Kosovo just seven days ago. On this 45 minutes of evidence, this could be a really positive campaign.

Hibs have been in irresistible mood after last week's lamentable first leg.

Goals from Owen Elding, Felix Passlack and Nathan Lowe have turned this tie on its head.

It could have been more, with Josh Mulligan and Martin Boyle leaving the crossbar quivering.

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The tempo has dipped a little as Josh Mulligan has an effort saved.

Four minutes of stoppage time to go before the interval.

Scott Allan
Former Hibs midfielder on BBC Sportsound

The game should already be out of sight, but Hibs do look like they are going to score more goals.

The winner of this tie faces either Bravo or Shkendija.

Those two are tied at 3-3 on aggregate with five minutes or so left of regulation time in North Macedonia.

Just before that third goal for Hibs went in, Malisheva were forced into a change as Vusal Isgandarli left the park on a stretcher.

Valmir Nafiu, who scored in the first leg, is his replacement.

The free-kick from that Mulligan foul is in a central position 25 yards out. The shot sails into the empty seats behind the goal in the South Stand.

The home fans are outraged as a crunching slide on Owen Elding goes unpunished.

Tempers are boiling over a bit as Josh Mulligan picks up a caution for a blatant tug on a Malisheva player.

Malisheva threaten for the first time as a header from Kreshnik Uka drifts wide.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

There is no let up from this Hibernian team. From the first whistle they have been relentless in their pursuit of goals and even though the tie is now level they remain hungry for more to secure their place in the next round.

The ball drops to Nathan Lowe 10 yards from goal but the Hibs striker is slow to sort out his feet and the shot is blocked.

Martin Boyle is booked for a stamp on the toes of an opponent, who starts rolling around like he's on fire.

Malisheva take a looooong time over the free-kick near their own penalty area but Hibs come again as Boyle curls an effort wide.

Hibs hit the crossbar for a second time and it's Martin Boyle with his head in his hands.

That looked in all the way.

The Kosovan side looked rattled and a player in blue gets a stern ticking off from the ref for aiming the ball at the flattened Felix Passlack.

He misses from close range, which kind of sums up the start Malisheva have made.

Scott Allan
Former Hibsmidfielder on BBC Sportsound

Hibs play a nice cute one-two, and what Passlack does well is being agressive with his pressing.

Now it only look as if it's going to go one way. They just need to keep the pressure on.

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