Hibernian's one league win in their last 10 games - against St Johnstone on 27 November - was the only time they have scored more than one goal in a Premiership match since 18 September.

The last time they kept a clean sheet - also against St Johnstone - was on 26 September. Yikes.

Dundee boss James McPake expects they will face a "hungry" Hibernian team.

"We can expect a Hibs team that are hungry for places in a cup final on Sunday," he told BBC Scotland's Sportsound. "They’ll be hurting."

On his own side's previous performance, a 3-2 defeat by Ross County, he added: "We looked very good going forward, we were a bit nervy at the back throughout the game. Every goal was avoidable.

"That was Saturday, we’re here now and need a similar performance attacking-wise and to be much, much better defensively as a team."

Hibernian caretaker boss David Gray says he doesn't know how long he'll be in the dugout.

"After the game on Saturday I knew I would be [in charge tonight] after I spoke to [chief executive] Ben [Kensell].

"We’re no further forward with that, information is still exactly the same: 'Can you take the team for tonight?’ Which we’ve done and we’re in a good place.

"My future is irrelevant the minute, my future is all about preparing the boys for tonight that’s all you’re getting from me on that one at the moment."

Asked if he could be in charge for Sunday's League Cup final, Gray said: "Sunday? Tonight’s the most important thing. If it changes between now and then we can have that conversation."

With just one league win in 10 games and the League Cup final coming up on Sunday, Hibernian could do with a replacement for Jack Ross swiftly.

Chief executive Ben Kensell released a statement this morning saying the process is "coming to a conclusion", with talks ongoing with their preferred candidate.

Some reports are saying Shaun Maloney is the preferred candidate, with Gary Caldwell to join as assistant.

Dundee skipper Charlie Adam misses out after being forced off injured in the weekend defeat to relegation rivals Ross County.

Midfielder Adam - charged for an alleged drink-driving incident - is replaced by Jordan McGhee who steps up from the bench.

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Captain Paul Hanlon and full-back Paul McGinn return to the Hibs defence after serving one-match bans.

Midfielder Jake Doyle-Hayes returns after missing the weekend draw with his former club St Mirren through injury.

Darren McGregor, Jamie Murphy and Alex Gogic are the players dropping out, with the latter two on the bench.

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