Claudio Braga does well to make some space down the left for Hearts but there are two Hibs defenders in position to make sure Tomas Magnusson can't get the final touch.

Referee John Beaton gets his yellow card out for the first time today as Josh Mulligan has a pull at Cammy Devlin's shirt.

Ryan Stevenson
Former Hearts forward on BBC Sportsound

At some point, you have to think 'it's not going to be our day'.

Derek McInnes has made the changes at half time and tried to get a reaction out of them. He's doing everything he can.

Right now, it looks like the Hibs players are hungrier and want it more.

Lawrence Shankland tries to get something going for Hearts but his angled strike from 20 yards flies high and wide.

Ryan Stevenson
Former Hearts forward on BBC Sportsound

If I am Kieron Bowie there, I'm going absolutely berserk.

All Mulligan needs to do is square it across and Bowie has a tap in.

I'm never usually lost for words, but I can't believe what I'm witnessing.

Watching a replay, that shot from Josh Mulligan is actually nowhere near the target.

He has to pass for either Kieron Bowie or Martin Boyle.

Hearts are all over the place as Josh Mulligan gallops forward and swings a shot just wide.

Kieron Bowie and Martin Boyle were inside screaming for the midfielder to pass...

Beni Benigime gets his first touch and a warm welcome as Josh Campbell wrestles the Hearts sub to the ground.

Brian must have been peeking down the tunnel... Harry Milne and Beni Beningime are on for Hearts.

Stephen Kingsley and Oisin McEntee make way.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

This is when managers earn their corn. In the Hibernian dressing room, David Gray will be telling his players this game is far from over and the energy, fight and tenacity shown in the first 45 minutes will be required once again.

Derek McInnes will have the same message and it will be no surprise if he calls on the likes of Harry Milne or Beni Baningime early on.

He will be remembering his players came from 3-0 down earlier this season at home to Motherwell to snatch a draw.

But this is different. It's an Edinburgh derby.

Ryan Stevenson
Former Hearts forward on BBC Sportsound

Findlay and Halkett are winning most of the headers, but Hearts are losing the second balls.

Kyziridis is so high up the pitch, meaning McEntee has to go up and wider, which leaves Devlin on his own. Hibs are over-running the midfield as a result.

Someone needs to tell Kyziridis to drop. Defensively, it means Hearts are lopsided.

John Rankin
Former Hibernian midfielder on BBC Sportsound

David Gray left the front two [Boyle and Bowie] up against Halkett and Findlay. Steinwender has come right in tight, and Hibs have been able to get down the left when they have possession.

When they don't have possession, one of them is right on Cammy Devlin and Hearts can't recycle the ball.

You thought that McGrath wouldn't be as comfortable out wide on the left, but again it's a great call from David Gray. They've got the balance right.

No shots on target for Hearts in that first half.

However, they have had more shots in the box, more touches in the opposition box, and more possession.

But all those stats count for nothing when you look at the scoreline.

Craig Levein
Former Hearts manager on Sky Sports

Hearts have got to get closer and stop the cross.

Tom English
BBC Scotland chief sports writer on Sportsound

There has been real fight in this Hibs team. They are not taking a step backwards.

Hibs haven't beaten a team above them in the table this season. They are in a great position to rectify that and dish out just a second defeat for high-flying Hearts.

Hibs are enjoying this derby, with Jamie McGrath and Josh Campbell on target against the league leaders.

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John Rankin
Former Hibernian midfielder on BBC Sportsound

It's the exact same as the first goal.

Balls on the right hand side, switched to the left. This time it's Jamie McGrath, and it's too easy to get the ball in the box - from the same area.

Campbell guides it with his head. Great ball, great finish.