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The Scotland striker, with 24 goals in 24 games for United this term, had barely impacted on the contest until the dregs of the first half when one moment of assuredness levelled the tie.Shankland looked like he had been crowded out when Ian Harkes' pass reached him inside the area, but a pause and shift of weight left him alone and able to shunt a composed finished past Ofir Marciano.How Hibs reacted to that concession would be crucial. The striker, maligned in the opening weeks of his Hibs career, adroitly funnelled his 10th goal of the campaign past Benjamin Siegrist after drifting on to Boyle's cute reverse pass into the area.

Siegrist was required to thrust out a foot to deny Kamberi just after the half hour and watch another shot flash past.Yet, for all the Championship side had barely been seen as an attacking force, the presence of Shankland was always a reason for Hibs to be wary. The Easter Road side responded quickly and clinically. and I think today we showed that we can.

East Fife, in the League Cup group stage in July. Louis Appere (Dundee United) right footed shot from outside the box to the bottom right corner. Florian Kamberi (Hibernian) right footed shot from the left side of the box is blocked.Corner, Dundee United. So instead of there being a winner at the first attempt, the sides will reconvene at Easter Road on 28 January to do it all over again.

"When you're in the Championship, even if you're doing really well there's still that doubt 'Can you do it against the top teams in the country?' Declan Glass (Dundee United) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked.Substitution, Dundee United. ""The injuries [to Jason Naismith and Ryan Porteous] will need to be assessed but it's not looking too positive. Hibs, then, would have expected a tricky time, but for 45 minutes this tie unfolded more smoothly for the Premiership side than many may have anticipated.From the moment, three minutes in, that Mark Connolly's thigh denied Florian Kamberi a ferocious opener, Hibs looked the more threatening in the opening half. Coverage starts from 7.30pm.We’ll have all the post-match reaction as well as the full match replay and highlights from midnight.Remember, you’ll also be able to watch the Development Squad and Hibernian Ladies matches back in full.Subscriptions start from £5.99 a month for UK subscribers and £11.99 for international fans.As ever, if you have any issues - in general or during the match - please email Supporters who attend the game are reminded not to engage in any unacceptable conduct at the match.You are reminded that any person having a flag(s) or banner(s) and the like which may contain offensive or otherwise unacceptable material and/or flares, fireworks, devices capable of emitting smoke or the like and/or any other object which may cause or be part of any incident of unacceptable conduct on his/her person or any such person refusing to be searched shall not be admitted to the ground and any ticket held by him/her shall be liable to be confiscated without compensation and he/she shall be liable to such other proportionate sanction as the Club may determine.Persons so engaged are likely to be arrested and may be the subject of a football banning order. Please note, the Ticket Office will not reopen after the game.The East Stand Ticket Pod will be open from 6pm, selling tickets to Hibernian supporters for the East Stand with a card and cash facility.The South Stand Ticket Pod will be open from 6pm, with a card and cash facility, to sell tickets for any Dundee United supporters.Remember you can skip the queues for the Ticket Office and our Ticket Pods by taking advantage of our Digital Ticketing right up until kick-off – subject to availability.You can find a step-by-step guide on how to use that here.Located in the Almond Suite of the Famous Five Stand, Behind The Goals is open to season ticket holders ahead of kick-off on matchdays and holds up to 350 members on a first come, first served basis.Our pre-match bar is open from 5pm until 7.45pm (taking cash and card) and children are welcome if accompanied by an adult, with fresh hot dogs and pies on sale.This week we’ll have entertainment from Chris Tracey.With a wide range of exclusive Hibernian merchandise, our Clubstore is open from 10am-7.45pm.Please note that it’ll be closed during the match and will not reopen following the full-time whistle.Remember, we also have our new retail area in the East Stand (cash only) will be open from 6.30pm up till the end of half time.Our Kids Zone is back in business in the Famous Five Lower concourse!If you want to keep the wee Hibees in your life entertained before the match, it’s open from 6.45pm until kick-off.Activities include our own Hibs-themed version of Connect Four and Guess Who, as well as our Creative Corner.Issue 16 of The Hibee features an exclusive interview with cover star Ofir Marciano, courtesy of contributor Richard Payne.The Israel international was in outstanding form in Saturday’s 0-0 draw with Motherwell and opens up on his deep affection for the club.It’s a smaller edition of The Hibee tonight and you can pick up your £1 copy from sellers around the ground or from the Clubstore ahead of the game.If you can’t make it along and still want to get your hands on a copy, We’ll have live coverage of the action from Easter Road, with Hibs TV Matchday Media Team members Cliff Pike, Keith Reid and Dave Armstrong on the mic.There’s audio commentary for UK subscribers and video for those of you watching from further afield.

Following the fantastic, sold-out away section at Tannadice in our previous encounter with United, Jack Ross and his squad are looking forward to playing in front of their own in the capital.Whether you’re joining us at the game or following the action from a distance, our Matchday Information round-up has you covered.Tickets are available from our Ticket Office, which opens from 10am and will stop selling at 6.45pm.Tickets will be available online after this time right up until kick-off. Media playback is not supported on this device He checked and rolled to Boyle, who spanked an unerring low finish past Siegrist from 20 yards.Hibs continued to play with zest, with Allan and Steven Whittaker both troubling Siegrist.