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Cadden denied from point-blank range early on before Vukotic's speculative effort is allowed to sneak in
Milosevic's low shot squirms under Hibs keeper Smith to level tie
Bowie sends a looping shot arcing into the top corner to ignite atmosphere at Easter Road
Simic then shown second yellow for visitors for late challenge on Bowie; Kostić scores deep into inury time to force extra-time
Chris Cadden pounces on rebound to prod Hibs into extra-time lead
Hibernian will play Legia Warsaw
Hibernian 1-2 Partizan Belgrade (3-2)
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportscene
What a goal from Kieron Bowie! What a finish! What a player! Take the ovation there, that was sensational.
Unstoppable from Hibs' number nine, just when his team was needing it the most.
Kara
WHY CAN'T WE HAVE TWO GOOD THINGS AT ONCE???
Man, that's another ridiculous goal. A stunning back-heeled flick from a dangerous cross stuns United.
Kieron Bowie
"What a goal. What a finish. What a player!" - Watch Bowie's wonder goal
Kieron Bowie has just scored one of the GREAT goals!!!!
The ball drops nicely for the Scotland striker, who hits it first time on his left foot from all of 35 yards.
It arcs over the despairing dive of visiting goalkeeper Marko Milosevic and goes in off the post.
Take a bow, son.
Dundee Utd 2-1 Rapid Vienna (4-3)
An outrageous save from Yevhen Kucherenko keeps United ahead. Wow.
Rapid sub Kara is denied what he thought was a certain goal.
Dundee Utd 2-1 Rapid Vienna (4-3)
Tony Docherty
Former Dundee manager on BBC Sportsound
Rapid's strength as a team is their offensive play, they look free-flowing.
But they look really vulnerable defensively, and I think there's another goal in this.
If United get the transition right, the two centre-halves look really stretched and they could pick them off.
Dundee Utd 2-1 Rapid Vienna (4-3)
A memorable night for Max Watters is over. Ivan Dolcek is off too as United pair Miller Thomson and Owen Stirton head on.
Dundee Utd 2-1 Rapid Vienna (4-3)
Hmm, the pictures we're receiving in our Glasgow office conveniently froze before that Ivan Dolcek free-kick.
Judging by the radio commentary, I'm assuming it didn't come to anything.
Hibernian 0-2 Partizan Belgrade (2-2)
Party time in the away end at Easter Road.
Image source, SNSDundee Utd 2-1 Rapid Vienna (4-3)
United shift it well and Ivan Dolcek wins a foul in a dangerous spot.
He scored from similar range on Sunday...
Hibernian 0-2 Partizan Belgrade (2-2)
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportscene
Hibs have to be far more aggressive. They need to be far tighter in closing down.
Dundee Utd 2-1 Rapid Vienna (4-3)
Billy Dodds
Former Dundee United striker on BBC Radio Scotland
It's a brilliant delivery, pinpoint. They always get someone across that front post.
It's the scenario we dreaded.
Dundee United 2-1 Rapid Vienna (4-3)
Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice
Now things have become a bit nervy. There's a lot of anxiety in the stands, but can the United players hold firm?
Vicko Sevelj (own goal)
Uh oh...
Rapid striker Antiste wins a corner at the front post and the last touch comes from a United head.
It's Vicko Sevelj who scores the own goal.
Dundee Utd 2-0 Rapid Vienna (4-2)
Tony Docherty
Former Dundee manager on BBC Sportsound
Rapid have deployed better players in better areas.
It's apparent that Antiste is more effective as the withdrawn striker, and he's giving United problems.
Hibernian 0-2 Partizan Belgrade (2-2)
Away we go again at Easter Road.
Josh Campbell is booked for a heavy tackle within seconds of the restart.
Dundee Utd 2-0 Rapid Vienna (4-2)
Tony Docherty
Former Dundee manager on BBC Sportsound
The two players that Rapid have brought on have the quality that will give United problems.
They're better replacements than the ones that started the game.
It's important Craig Sibbald cuts off the passing lanes to deny the new striker any supply.
Dundee Utd 2-0 Rapid Vienna (4-2)
A Rapid corner then causes panic in the United box.
The home side are having to dig in a bit here.
Dundee Utd 2-0 Rapid Vienna (4-2)
Rapid are knocking at the door now as substitute Kara heads straight at the goalie.
Dundee Utd 2-0 Rapid Vienna (4-2)
Image source, SNSDundee Utd 2-0 Rapid Vienna (4-2)
An excellent passing move from United ends with Will Ferry being picked out at the back post, but the captain is always stretching and can't hit the target.
Up the other end, keeper Yevhen Kucherenko beats away a fierce hit.
Chris Cadden's goal in extra-time proved decisive for Hibs
Hibs survived an almighty scare against 10-man Partizan Belgrade as Chris Cadden's extra-time strike secured an aggregate victory and a Conference League play-off spot.
David Gray's side held a two-goal lead thanks to Martin Boyle's double in Serbia last week, but Partizan levelled the tie following two errors from goalkeeper Jordan Smith in the first 45 minutes of the second leg.
He pushed Milan Vukotic's long-range effort into the top corner before allowing Jovan Milosevic's tame effort to squirm under him.
Hibs were rocking, but retook the aggregate lead thanks to a moment of sheer brilliance from Scotland striker Kieron Bowie.
As the ball dropped over his left shoulder, Bowie struck a dipping left-footed shot from all of 35 yards that flew over Partizan goalkeeper Marko Milosevic and went into the back of the net via the post.
Bowie was fouled by Nikola Simic moments later, with the visiting centre-back duly shown a second yellow card and sent off.
Despite their numerical disadvantage, Partizan continued to create chances against the tiring hosts and forced extra time when Andrej Kostic swept past Smith on 96 minutes.
Hibs regrouped though and struck the telling blow when Cadden fired home after Josh Mulligan's deflected shot was parried into his path.
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"What a goal. What a finish. What a player!" - Watch Bowie's wonder goal
This tie will be remembered for one moment above all else.
It was a gripping contest, with plenty of swings in momentum as Hibs put their fans through the emotional wringer.
When it looked like Partizan had the hosts on the ropes, Bowie stepped up with one of the great Hibernian goals.
The confidence to take it on, the technique, the power and the precision. We are only weeks into the new season, but that will take some beating.
Bowie made his Scotland debut earlier this season and on this evidence it was the first cap of many.
The question now is whether the 22-year-old should be Steve Clarke's main man?
For Hibs, look no further than Bowie. The big centre-forward led the line magnificently, running channels, bullying opposition defenders and forcing a red card - much like he did in Belgrade last week.
That's before you get to his incredible goal.
Hibs have some player on their hands.
'This is why you come to a club like this'
The Easter Road outfit move one step closer to the Conference League proper.
They progress to a play-off against Legia Warsaw, who lost 5-3 on aggregate to AEK Larnaca in Europa League qualifying.
Before then, Gray's side travel to Livingston on Sunday for their second-round Scottish League Cup tie.
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