Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

What a fantastic finish for Daryl Horgan, that's what he needs to do more of. He's got the ability, there's no question about that.That final end product from Horgan at times is what's been lacking in his Hibs career but that was sensational.

Derek Ferguson
Former Rangers and Hamilton midfielder on Sportsound

Stevie Mallan bends a shot just wide from the edge of the penalty area. Rovers goalkeeper Robbie Thomson looked beaten there.

The League One match between Arbroath and Stranraer has been called off after 12 minutes due to high winds.

Well, there's a turn up for the books, as the first decent save of the match comes from Ofir Marciano, who has to get down sharpish to beat out a long-range strike from Raith Rovers' Tony Dingwall.

A warning for the home side.

It's a frantic start in Paisley, and while neither goalkeeper has been seriously tested there has been plenty of goalmouth action at both ends, but it's all a bit scrappy.

A third corner for Hibs and the ball falls to Florian Kamberi, who has more time than he thinks before blazing an ambitious effort on the angle over the top.

Hibs keep coming and it needs a good block from Ian Davidson inside the six yard box to keep out a low, first-time strike from Marc McNulty.

Aidan FItzpatrick has a pop at goal for the visitors but the Thistle teenager's effort flies wide.

Raith Rovers, in a yellow away kit, are pinned back defending their 18 yard line as the Premiership side make a strong start. Still nothing to test goalkeeper Robbie Thomson though.

We are up and running across the grounds.

A pretty poor crowd at Easter Road by the looks of things...

Blue skies over the home of Hibernian. Former prime minister Gordon Brown has just taken his place in the stand, hoping his Raith Rovers side can cause a cup shock.

We're off in just a few moments...

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Dundee United head coach Robbie Neilson scoffs at a suggestion from St Mirren counterpart Oran Kearney that the Championship side are favourites today.

He tells BBC Scotland: "If I was a manager of a top flight club, I wouldn't be saying that, that's for sure."

This is United's third campaign in the second tier and they had some good skirmishes with St Mirren over the past two seasons.

In nine games in all competitions, the honours went to the home side on all bar one occasion, with United prevailing in Paisley in October 2016.

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Hibs struggled against Raith Rovers when they were last league rivals, winning just one of four games against the Fifers and drawing the other three on their way to the Championship title in 2016-17.

But the footballing omens are far from doom and gloom for the home side since Rovers were one of the sides overcome on the road to Hampden when Alan Stubbs' class of 2016 ended the club's 114-year wait for a third success in the Scottish Cup.

Hibs were 2-0 winners at Stark's Park, with Darren McGregor, playing today, scoring the opening goal.

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Raith Rovers were victorious on their last Scottish Cup visit to Easter Road back in 2014, with manager Grant Murray masterminding a 3-2 success against a side in freefall under the catastrophic tenure of Terry Butcher.

Murray is in the home dugout today, along with Eddie May, as the caretaker duo wait for Hibs to appoint a successor to Neil Lennon.

Those two have overseen a win at St Mirren followed by rather limp defeats to Aberdeen and Celtic.

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Caretaker boss Eddie May tells BBC Scotland he has "no clue" who the next manager of Hibernian will be but is "pretty sure there will be someone in next week".

Michael Appleton is the big favourites with the bookmakers but they've been wrong before...