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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
Milan Vukotic
Vukotić pulls a goal back for Partizan
It's a magnificent strike, but Hibs keeper Jordan Smith has to do better.
The diminutive Partizan midfielder lets fly from 30 yards or so, Smith gets a hand to it but can only push it into the top corner.
This is a big test of Hibs' character now.
Hibernian 0-0 Partizan Belgrade (2-0)
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportscene
Hibs are so well drilled in regards to shutting down and forcing Partizan down. It's very good and clearly worked on. Hibs are doing a lot of hard work off the ball.
Dundee Utd 1-0 Rapid Vienna (3-2)
Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice
Think United will probably take the impending Uefa fine for some tangerine pyro being hurled on to the pitch in celebration.
There's boys still trying to find their way back to their seats after losing the run of themselves when the goal went in.
Dundee Utd 1-0 Rapid Vienna (3-2)
Billy Dodds
Former Rangers forward on BBC Radio Scotland
Down the left is where United can hurt Rapid, and they did just that.
Time and again, Watters gets between the sticks and he's already scored a few goals for United.
It's a precision header. No pace on it, it just hits his head and sails into the far corner.
Dundee Utd 1-0 Rapid Vienna (3-2)
Reminder: Rapid Vienna got to the quarters of this competition last season.
This would be a seismic result for United. And Scottish football.
Dundee Utd 1-0 Rapid Vienna (3-2)
Tony Docherty
Former Dundee manager on BBC Sportsound
It's a brilliant goal, really well worked. Keresztes' ball up to Sapsford, his ball round the corner to Ferry.
Ferry picks out Watters, who does what every good striker does and gets between the two centre-halves. That is brilliant.
Dundee Utd 1-0 Rapid Vienna (3-2)
Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice
The roof has just come off this place...
Max Watters
Absolute scenes in every stand.
Will Ferry barges down the left and picks out Max Watters to nod in his second goal of the tie.
Bedlam at Tannadice.
Hibernian 0-0 Partizan Belgrade (2-0)
Superb defending from Rocky Bushiri to bail out his fellow centre-back Jack Iredale, who played a dreadful pass straight to Partizan striker Jovan Milosevic.
Bushiri gets back, forces his wide before nicking the ball.
Dundee Utd 0-0 Rapid Vienna (2-2)
Billy Dodds
Former Rangers forward on BBC Radio Scotland
Early signs are good. I thought United would have to dig in, get bedded in the first 20 minutes.
They've had one lucky escape, when Esselink made a mistake, but apart from that they've looked a threat.
Hibernian 0-0 Partizan Belgrade (2-0)
Image source, SNSDundee Utd 0-0 Rapid Vienna (2-2)
Image source, SNSHibernian 0-0 Partizan Belgrade (2-0)
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound
He's got to score. What an opportunity that was.
Hibernian 0-0 Partizan Belgrade (2-0)
A massive chance for Hibs early on!
Martin Boyle beats his man down the right, whips in a lovely cross into the unmarked Chris Cadden, whose shot is straight at Partizan goalkeeper Marko Milosevic.
Dundee Utd 0-0 Rapid Vienna (2-2)
Krisztian Keresztes, have you just tried to score from the halfway line?
We'll leave it there. Not a pretty effort from the United centre-half.
Dundee Utd 0-0 Rapid Vienna (2-2)
Tony Docherty
Former Dundee manager on BBC Sportsound
Really good opportunity there, I thought Watters was going to get his head on it.
Again, I'm not sure about the goalkeeper's positioning. Good play from Dolcek coming inside. He saw Watters' run and that was a good opportunity to take the lead.
Dundee Utd 0-0 Rapid Vienna (2-2)
Hmm, I think Max Watters should score there.
The United striker gets just in front of his man and nods the ball at close range, but he just misses the target.
Image source, SNSHibernian 0-0 Partizan Belgrade (2-0)
Away we go at Easter Road.
Hibs are in green and white, with Partizan in blue and red.
Dundee Utd 0-0 Rapid Vienna (2-2)
Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice
Any United fans gambling on booking flights yet? And how many are cancelling Stockholm hotel rooms?
Dundee Utd 0-0 Rapid Vienna (2-2)
Gyori ETO of Hungary is the prize for Dundee United tonight should they win, after they defeated AIK of Sweden 2-0, winning 3-2 on aggregate.
If Hibs progress past Partizan Belgrade, they will face the loser of Legia Warsaw against AEK Larnaca. The second leg of that tie begins at 20:00 BST, with the Cypriots 4-1 up from the first leg.
It also looks likely Aberdeen's Europa League play-off opponents will be FCSB, with the Romanians leading Drita of Kosovo 2-0 at half-time, 5-2 on aggregate.
Highlights: Hibs 2-3 Partizan Belgrade (4-3 agg)
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'
Hibs head coach David Gray: "Delighted for the players. A really unbelievable performance. I really underplayed the magnitude of the first leg to the players, knowing it was half-time in the tie.
"For large spells of the first half the shape was really good, we had the better chances and then there's obviously a couple of mistakes from [Jordan Smith].
"The character was certainly tested. Half-time came at a good time - I was able to calm them down and then it's all about character.
"It was horrendous for me to watch at times and ultimately it's a brilliant result over two legs. I'm delighted for Jordan Smith for his second-half performance. He made big saves at big times.
"All in all, delighted to get through."
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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