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BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

The past two matches between Hibernian and Aberdeen have ended as draws and it would be no surprise if this cup tie heads into extra-time, and who knows - maybe even penalty kicks.

Neil Lennon’s side have been a far more potent threat in front of goal than the visitors with only the Norwegian side Molde keeping the Hibernian strikers at bay in the Europa league.

Likewise, the Dons have been denied only once (at home to Kilmarnock) but have found the net just 11 times in the nine games played this campaign.

At the same stage last season the Pittodrie strikers had scored 18 goals and the onus is now on James Wilson, on loan from Manchester United, to lead the line along with Sam Cosgrove.

Other than their respective strikers both teams have players in their starting line-ups who know their way to goal.

In Martin Boyle and Gary Mackay-Steven there are two players on the park who can light up a game and that is undoubtedly what both sets of fans will be looking for on a chilly evening in Leith.

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Hibernian secured their third Premiership win of the season on Saturday with a resounding 3-0 defeat of bottom side Dundee.

James Wilson scored his first Aberdeen goal at the weekend in their 1-0 Premiership win over Motherwell.

The last time these sides met in the League Cup, Hibs won 2-0.

It was a tense affair for 80 or so minutes then Jason Cummings and Dominique Malonga struck to send the Easter Road side through.

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Hibernian head coach Neil Lennon on Sportsound: "On medical advice, we've decided not to take a risk with David Gray. You don't want to take a massive gamble with a player like that.

"It's a cup tie and it's important to us. We want to try and get on the front foot. We can be flexible in the way we play.

"If the game opens up, that'll suit us. It's important we try and get the first goal tonight."

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You have until 19:30 BST tomorrow to vote on who you think is most likely to reach the Scottish League Cup semi-finals.

After tonight's match the other three last-eight ties take place tomorrow: Hearts v Motherwell, Rangers v Ayr United and St Johnstone v Celtic.

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes on Sportsound: "We've got to try and make sure that we recognise the strength of Hibs.

"Hopefully, we can get some sort of element of control in the game. Hopefully, we've got the answers on the pitch to get the result.

"There's some games you can get through and win games by not playing at your best. I don't think you can do that against Hibs.

"A highly motivated performance can hopefully get us into the semi-finals.

"James Wilson has got off to a good start. The only way he's going to get match fit is by getting minutes on the pitch."

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Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

Ryan Porteous, Emerson Hyndman and Oli Shaw come into the Hibernian starting line-up. Captain David Gray misses out while Vykintas Slivka and Daryl Horgan drop to the bench.

Max Lowe replaces Niall McGinn in the Aberdeen team, with McGinn on the bench.

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Hibernian: Bogdan, Ambrose, Porteous, Hanlon, Boyle, Milligan, Mallan, Hyndman, Stevenson, Kamberi, Shaw.

Substitutes: Laidlaw, McGregor, Whittaker, Bartley, Slivka, Horgan, Agyepong.

Aberdeen: Lewis, Logan, Devlin, McKenna, Considine, Lowe, Ball, Shinnie, Mackay-Steven, Cosgrove, Wilson.

Substitutes: Cerny, Forrester, Gleeson, McGinn, May, Campbell, Anderson.

It's the first of this week's Scottish League Cup quarter-finals as Hibernian host Aberdeen.

The Dons have already visited Easter Road in the Premiership this season, when they were pegged back in a 1-1 draw.

These sides have met six times in the past 17 months and Derek McInnes's Aberdeen have the edge in results over that period but Neil Lennon's Hibs are unbeaten against the Dons so far in 2018.

Who will prevail tonight? We'll find out over the next few hours and the match has to be played to a finish tonight.

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In the meantime, take our poll to let us know who you think is most likely to reach the Scottish League Cup semi-finals?

Sportsound's coverage of tonight's Scottish League Cup quarter-final is under way on BBC Radio Scotland 810MW/DAB and here online.

Text updates to follow from 19:00 BST.

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