I'll sign off after an eventful evening... Hibs scored six for the second week running but it was far from a smooth ride in the foggy Faroe Islands.

The good news is we have three Scottish sides gunning for glory in the second round of Europa League qualifying next Thursday.

Make sure you join us for that.

Good night and thanks for your company.

John McGinn fired in Hibs first goal of the evening and set one up for Efe Ambrose.

Will Celtic come in with a third bid for the midfielder or will they take the huff about him now being ineligible for their Champions League qualifiers?

Hibs won't want that going on too long since they will need to plan for a replacement or two, if they do decide to sell a player who has 12 months on his contract.

Asked if McGinn will be playing next week, Neil Lennon said: "I hope so, he's a cracking player.

"He needed the 90 minutes and that will have done him the world of good.

"The discussions are not part of my remit but, for the time being, we are fully focused on him being with us."

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Just catching up with that result in Croatia, where Osijek held on to beat Petrocub 2-1 for a 3-2 aggregate success.

Rangers will be away next week, Hibs are at home.

Aberdeen are also in action next Thursday, taking on Burnley at Pittodrie.

Hibs boss Neil Lennon sounds remarkably calm in his BBC Radio Scotland interview...

"I enjoyed it to a certain extent, although some of the defending was calamitous," he says.

"I said before the game that I wanted us to be professional and we were anything but in the first 10 minutes.

"We are still very much in pre-season and there's a bit of rust there, obviously."

"It was an experimental back three without (Paul) Hanlon and (Darren) McGregor. We were sloppy at times but I won't be over critical.

"We've got another week to prepare for the Greeks (Asteras Tripoli) and it's important that we get to work on the training ground."

So, in their past three matches Hibs have knocked in 17 goals and conceded 10 since they ended last season with a breathless 5-5 draw at home to Rangers.

That's entertainment.

A tennis score rather than a cricket score as Hibs point out via Twitter.

Well, well. What a game! It wasn't pretty and some of the defending was downright atrocious, but Hibs get the job done and win on the night.

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We'll get two minutes of stoppage-time. Plenty of time for a few more goals at the rate they've been flying in tonight.

Jamie Gullan is on for his Hibs debut, the 19-year-old taking over from Marvin Bartley. Can the young lad get a run at the home defence in the last few minutes?

Ouch!published at 83 mins

83 mins

Runavik 4-6 Hibernian (5-12)

That's going to hurt... Runavik full-back Bardar Hansen does brilliantly to slide in and divert a low cross from Vykintas Slivka behind but then crashes into the post. If he hadn't got a touch, Danny Swanson was going to tap that in.

As the fog begins to roll back in, Runavik are still full of fight, winning two corners in quick succession.

With a two-goal cushion, the visitors make a double change. Steven Whittaker and Oli Shaw make way for Danny Swanson and Vykintas Slivka.

Petur Knudsen scored from a free kick at Easter Road and now he nearly does it again, with Adam Bogdan at full-stretch to push it away.

The home side make a couple of changes, including the withdrawal of captain Klaemint Olsen, who has had five shots and scored a hat-trick. He gets a well deserved round of applause.

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Former Scotland assistant manager on BBC Sportsound

Some news for Rangers fans, Osijek are now leading at home to Petrocub. It looks like a trip to Croatia for Steven Gerrard's side.

Now John McGinn tries his luck from 25 yards but gets it all wrong as the ball skids harmlessly wide.

First-leg hat-trick hero Florian Kamberi does well to take the ball down on his chest and fires an angled shot across the face of goal. It doesn't miss by much as the fog begins to lift.