Last 16 draw follows conclusion of match
Both sides already assured of places - Hibs will be seeded
Hallberg, Gullan & McGhee own goal earn win after Elliott cancels out Mallan opener
Melker Hallberg
Give me a second lads, I can't keep up here.
Melker Hallberg has only just come on to replace Jamie Murphy, and he's instantly got his name on the scoresheet.
Martin Boyle's once again the architect, as the Swede gets on the end of a low, hopeful pass towards goal.
Game over.
Image source, BBC SportJamie Gullan
That should be that!
A lovely move starts with a mazy run by Kevin Nisbet. He plays it out to Martin Boyle, whose first instinct is to roll it across the box, and substitute Jamie Gullan runs across the front post and taps it into the net.
Great goal, and it looks like Hibernian are well on their way to winning Group B.
Image source, BBC SportJordan McGhee (OG)
That's the response Jack Ross was looking for!
Jamie Murphy, who has been lively in this second-half, drives at the Dundee defence and fizzes a low cross along the ground, which is turned in to his own net by Jordan McGhee under pressure from Kevin Nisbet.
Image source, BBC SportHibernian 1-1 Dundee
Hibs are looking to freshen things up now, as Jamie Gullan and Sean Mackie replace Drey Wright and Josh Doig.
Christie Elliott
It's been coming!
Paul McGowan does well to hold onto the ball and picks out a sublime lofted through ball to Christie Elliott, who sneaks in behind Josh Doig, takes the ball down and finishes well.
Game on.
Image source, BBC SportHibernian 1-0 Dundee
It's getting nervy for the hosts.
Paul McGowan swipes at a half-volley in the Hibs box. It's blocked, but the attempted clearance ricochets back towards the Hibs goal before eventually being dealt with by Dillon Barnes.
Can Dundee stake their claim for top spot in Group B?
Hibernian 1-0 Dundee
Dundee are starting to breach the Hibs back-line.
This time Finlay Robertson manages to poke a ball through to Paul McGowan, but Josh Doig manages to get back and deal with the situation.
The longer this goes on at 1-0, the more confidence grows of an equaliser for the visitors.
Hibernian 1-0 Dundee
Neither side have made a change thus far. Dundee are limited with their options - they've named just five substitutes, while Hibs have eight to choose from.
Hibernian 1-0 Dundee
That's more like it.
A brilliant lofted pass by Charlie Adam finds Danny Mullen in-behind the Hibs defence. His first touch is decent, but Dillon Barnes is out quickly to smother the ball.
Hibernian 1-0 Dundee
James McPake may have to change things sooner rather than later.
Darren McGregor is about to pull the trigger after chaos from a corner, but referee John Beaton blows for a soft foul.
It's all Hibs.
Hibernian 1-0 Dundee
Will Hibs rue these missed chances?
Kevin Nisbet intercepts Charlie Adam's pass and plays a one-two with Martin Boyle. The striker drives towards goal and tries to curl an effort in from the edge of the box but it narrowly misses the target.
Hibernian 1-0 Dundee
Martin Boyle is inches away from doubling Hibs' advantage.
Brilliant work from Jamie Murphy as he skips away from one defender before powering a pass across the face of goal, but Boyle just can't quite get on the end of it.
Hibernian 1-0 Dundee
Martin Boyle manages to pick up a yellow card inside the first 30 seconds of the second half for a late challenge on Cammy Kerr.
Hibernian 1-0 Dundee
Back under way for the second half at Easter Road.
HT: Hibernian 1-0 Dundee
John Hughes
Former Hibernian manager on Sportsound
Quote MessageMallan's strike was absolutely sublime, he's got so much movement on it. He's right up there with Charlie Adam as a ball-striker.
HT: Hibernian 1-0 Dundee
John Hughes
Former Hibernian manager on Sportsound
Quote MessageI've been impressed with Hibs, but all credit to Dundee, they've dug in there. If there's anything within 20-25 yards, Charlie Adam will step up and take it. You'd pay money just to watch his passing. They may need to get another striker up top with Mullen to change it.
HT: Hibernian 1-0 Dundee
Allan Preston
BBC Scotland summariser on Sportsound
Quote MessageHibs should be out of sight. They've had the better of it. It's been a good game.
The hosts are in control at the break.
Stevie Mallan's exquisite effort from all of 30 yards caught Jack Hamilton out in the Dundee goal, and that's currently the difference.
Kevin Nisbet had a great chance to extend the lead just before half-time but headed wide, while Joe Newell came close to capping off a brilliant team move with a goal, but his volley bounced away off the post.
Dundee are still in this, though, and have looked threatening down the Hibernian right, with Declan McDaid and Paul McGowan looking lively.
Image source, SNSStevie Mallan's long-range effort gives Hibs the lead
Hibernian 1-0 Dundee
Big chance for Kevin Nisbet.
A cross is fizzed in by Martin Boyle from the right-hand side, with Nisbet planted on the penalty spot.
He adjusts to meet the ball with a diving header, but he can't direct his effort on target.
Hibernian 1-0 Dundee
A bit of frustration there from Danny Mullen, as he goes in late on Stevie Mallan.
Lucky to avoid a yellow card, there.