Gabriel Antoniazzi

So it will be their usual 3-5-2 formation.

Raphael Salinger in goal.

Grant Hanley, Warren O'Hara and Jack Iredale the back three.

Felix Paslak, Jordan Obeid to the wing-backs.

Miguel Chaiwa, Daniel Valazza and Josh Campbell make up the midfield three.

And the two up top, Martin Boyle and Owen Elding.

Substitute to Smith, Newell, Caden, Caden, Megwa, Andrews, Garenanga, Scarlett and Suto.

The referee here, Ryan Lee and the VAR, Matthew McDermott.

Yeah, and just as you were saying there, many people would have thought Falkirk would have settled for sixth and would have all eyes on the Scottish Cup final.

Then once they got knocked out to Dunfermline, it seemed a bit flat.

But all the faces in here, Remy in the home end, really positive, excited because they feel they can get European football here.

All it takes is a win today, and they're in control of their own destiny.

They'll be a point ahead of Hibs going into those final two games.

They've got Hearts and Rangers in their final two, but Rangers might have nothing to play for on that final day here, so they're feeling confident, and what an achievement that would be for John McGlynn and his team.

Of course, you've then got, if they finish fifth, they'd be relying on Celtic to beat Dunfermline, which is what Hibs were doing last season, hoping that Celtic would beat Aberdeen, and it didn't turn out that way, but...

For Hibs, it's just completely the alternative.

They were pushing for fourth all season long, essentially.

looks like fifth is probably the best they're going to do and it could even be sixth which as the boys were touching on earlier it would put real pressure on David Gray because his budget for fifth and budget for European football European qualifiers in July and August so if they were to slip out of that after having it in their hands it would be such a big blow especially given the manner of these last few games four red cards in their last three and to pile it all on the league side Hearts very well could win the league

Yep, Falkirk nil, Hibs three, Josh Campbell double and a thunderous strike from Jordan Obita as David Gray's side in command here.

Shows what they can do with 11 men, Andrew.