World News – GB – Cove Rangers 1-2 Hibs: Jamie Gullan and Kevin Nisbet turn around for Hibees

Former Hearts manager John McGlynn in hospital and will miss Raith Rovers’ Betfred Cup kick-off against East Fife

Hearts boss Robbie Neilson to make changes to face Cowdenbeath – could this be the starting XI

The Aberdeenshire squad grew rapidly after winning promotion to the Highland League at SPFL and reaching Ligue 1 in two seasons

Managed by former Easter Road midfielder Paul Hartley, the Wee Rangers have Scottish Cup winner Fraser Fyvie in their ranks, with former Hibs goalkeeper coach Alan Combe behind the scenes

Hibs and Jack Ross will aim for another win today as they continue their League Cup campaign – we’ll have all the action here

Oh, it’s delicious! Melker Hallberg with the center and Mr Goals (Kevin Nisbet) the dink on McKenzie to put Hibs in front of Cove Rangers 1, Hibs 2

An instant impact from Jamie Gullan! Kevin Nisbet feeds Martin Boyle, who rushes to the signing and slips it through the goal for the running Gullan who equalizes at close range! Cove Rangers 1, Hibs 1

Nisbet evades the defense and shoots the keeper but his shot ripples through the side net Cove Rangers 1 Hibs 0 remains.

It’s not a great first 45 for Hibs; Jack Ross will probably have a lot to say in the interim

Even though the Hibs head coach wants to shake things up in the interim, he’s a bit limited in what he can do. He only has one center-half in the squad. Darren McGregor – although Lewis Stevenson and David Gray have both served there in the past – so he can bring in Sean Mackie at left-back and place Stevenson alongside McGregor in the middle for a back four

But it’s the midfielder that probably causes the most consternation Mallan and Hallberg didn’t appreciate the space they made against the Brora Rangers – Kyle Magennis could push for an appearance early in the season. second period

Milne knocks down Boyle and the visitors get a free kick in Mallan’s territory … but it’s a long way off

The Hibs really struggle to snap in here – maybe the training or the staff a little unorthodox, but Doidge’s two chances aside, the hosts seemed reassured and at ease. p>

Doidge with a powerful effort from inside the box but McKenzie stands up well and foils the attacker

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