The Hibs fans are enraged as Mikael Lustig bundles Paul Hanlon to the ground from behind and then embarks on a mazy run that ends with the Sweden right-back curling a left-foot drive a few feet over the bar.

Lustig has been Celtic's most dangerous attacker so far!

Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden Park

Brandon Barker tries to inspire Hibs by taking on half the Celtic team in an impressive 70-yard run, but he claims unsuccessfully for a foul as he finally runs out of steam and is dispossessed by Nir Bitton.

Paul Hanlon dives into a challenge a yard outside the Hibs penalty area and brings down Callum McGregor.

But Leigh Griffiths is unable to match those two famous free-kick goals for Scotland against England at Hampden and fires into the defensive wall.

Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden Park

Hibs came from behind at Celtic Park last month to draw 2-2 and they will have to do so again - and go one better - if they are to reach the final against either Motherwell or Rangers, who play tomorrow.

Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

There's some muted calls for a penalty from the Hibs fans after the ball rebounds off the arm of Celtic's Nir Bitton.

A bit ambitous and none of their players were appealing.

Hibs continue to probe and Brandon Barker shows pace once more to beat Mikael Lustig, but the winger takes the wrong option and fires wastefully into the side netting from an acute angle when a cross might have been more dangerous.

Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden Park

Hibs started nervously, but Brandon Barker bursts into the Celtic penalty box between two defenders and the on-loan Manchester City winger's cross has to be thumped clear by Dedryck Boyata.

The ball bobbles around the Hibs penalty box, but the Edinburgh side eventually clear the first danger.

It's holders Celtic on the front foot immediately and they earn a corner after a Stuart Armstrong shot is deflected wide.

Celtic get the game under way, kicking towards the Mount Florida end of Hampden, and are in an unusual all lime green strip with Hibs also in their all-black change strip.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers doesn't think his side will pay for their Champions League travels at Hampden.

"They are in great spirits and they are a team used to playing in big games," he told Sportsound.

"The players recovered well on Thursday and we are focused and really determined.

"It is an early kick and we have to cope with that. If there is any fatigue, we have players who can come in and change the game.

"Hibs have good qualities in their team, but we just continue what we do."

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Here come the players into a dreich, wet Hampden.

It is only mid-day and the floodlights are already on!

Hibs are expected to line up in a 4-1-4-1 formation, with Marvin Barkley holding in midfield and former Celtic striker Anthony Stokes up front.

Head coach Neil Lennon told Sportsound: "Celtic came off of a great win the last time but are off the back of a defeat this time.

"You have to be ready for a backlash. But, if they are leggy, we have to smell that and take advantage."

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