Motherwell will look to get their Premiership campaign back on track as Hibs visit Fir Park tomorrow night, looking for a valuable win of their own.
Both sides needed extra-time to see off their lower league opponents in the Scottish Cup fourth round, with Hibs eventually beating Cove Rangers 1-0, while the Steelmen needed a last-gasp Liam Donnelly winner to see off Championship Greenock Morton.
Ahead of Tuesday night's games, Motherwell occupied fourth spot on 31 points, with Hibs tucked in just behind on 29. Wherever this evening's fixtures leave them, a win will be welcomed by both sides.
Both sides are on similar form, with Hibs having won four of their last five, while Motherwell have three wins and a draw - ironically from Easter Road - from the same period.
But Motherwell will seek a win, having lost 3-1 at Ross County on their return from the winter break.
The last time Hibs were at Fir Park they ran out 3-2 winners on the opening day of the Premiership season on August 1, and Tony Watt scored in a 1-1 draw at Easter Road in December.
It's a 7.45pm kick-off in North Lanarkshire and capacity crowds are allowed back in, so there's still time to buy a ticket.
However, if you can't make it to the game, you can buy a streaming pass from Motherwell TV, priced at £12. Coverage starts at 6.45pm.
Man in the middle
Experienced whistler Andy Dallas is in charge of this one, assisted by Andy Milne, David Dunne and fourth official is Chris Graham.
Dallas has only been in charge of four games this season, but has shown 12 yellow cards. This is the first time this season that he has been in charge of a game involving Motherwell or Hibs.
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