Former Falkirk winger Callumn Morrison is on for his Dunfermline debut.

Nicky Cadden's arrival allows Jamie McGrath to move into a central position.

Will that kick Hibs into life?

It's been a really poor show from the Premiership side.

Nicky Cadden and Dan Barlaser are on for Hibs.

Off go Joe Newell and Junior Hoilett.

Not for the first time, an offside flag goes up against Thibault Klidje.

He looks super quick, so why go early so often?

Hearts v Falkirk will be the only game using VAR today...

Hibs fans want a penalty as a low cross from Thibault Klidje strikes the arm of Jeremiah Chilokoa-Mullen.

The defender had gone to ground and it's his supporting arm.

No VAR at this game - and on we go.

Junior Hoilett hammers in a rising shot from the edge of the penalty box and Deniz Mehmet needs to look lively to tip it over.

Dundee United v Ayr United gets the green light after a pitch inspection from the referee.

The Championship side sniff an upset here as they continue to pressure a shaky Hibs defence.

A sliding Zak Rudden is inches away from meeting a low cross from Matty Todd inside the six yard box.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC One Scotland

That's how you start the second half, from a Dunfermline point of view.

Joe Newell is caught napping in midfield and the ball sits up nicely for Andrew Tod, who hammers a sweet shot on target.

It needs a good save from Raphael Sallinger to keep it out and Tod can't steer the ball on target when it is laid off for him to have another go.

Kevin Thomson
Former Hibernian midfielder on BBC One Scotland

David Gray will hope to get off to a good start in the second half. I don't think he'll turn to the bench before the hour mark.

I think we will see Martin Boyle at some point.

Here we go again.

The teams are coming back out, which is just as well since the BBC Sportscene crew are running out things to say on the poor first-half fare.

Kevin Thomson
Former Hibernian midfielder on BBC One Scotland

I think you nullify Jamie McGrath out there on the left, but it's needs must.

Hibs have missed his wee bit of quality in central areas.

McGrath has put good balls into the box, but he's more of a goal scorer for me.

I wonder if, as the game progresses, he'll become more central.

James McPake
Former Dunfermline Athletic manager on BBC One Scotland

Dunfermline had to get into the game early to give the fans something to get behind.

It's just been that final pass, but they are very much in this game.

I think Neil Lennon will be pleased with what he's seen so far, he'll just be looking for that bit more in the second half.

A pretty forgettable first half.

Hibs striker Kieron Bowie really should have scored from a one-on-one break - and that's been about it.

Dunfermline will be pleased since they have battled hard to contain Hibs, who lost Josh Mulligan to an ankle knock.

Deep into stoppage time, Hibs launch a long throw into the home penalty area - and it comes to nothing.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC One Scotland

I'm not surprised by the way Dunfermline have gone about their business. It's been a competitive game with a good atmosphere. It's great to see East End Park rocking.