Scales nets fine 20-yard strike via post, Giakmoukais converts Jota's cross in second half
Maeda heads in from a yard out then Bitton bundles home rebound after seeing penalty saved
Jullien makes comeback from 13-month injury lay-off
Hibs fought back to beat Arbroath 3-1 earlier
Draw for quarter-finals takes place after final fifth-round tie - Peterhead v Dundee (19:45 GMT) - on Monday
Arbroath 1-1 Hibernian
Chris Cadden gallops into the Arbroath penalty area to meet a Jake Doyle-Hayes pass and gets a shot away despite a defender tugging at him.
Derek Gaston spreads himself well and manages to deflect the ball away with his foot.
Arbroath 1-1 Hibernian
Kris Doolan
Former Partick Thistle striker on Sportsound
Quote MessageThe game is starting to pan out the way we thought, with Hibs dominating possession, although they didn't expect to have to come back from behind so early
Arbroath 1-1 Hibernian
Jeers of derision from the home fans as Sylvester Jasper slips and falls flat on his face after a step over and dart into the penalty area.
Arbroath 1-1 Hibernian
Hibs are seeing more and more of the ball now but haven't threatened goalkeeper Derek Gaston again since levelling the game.
Arbroath 1-1 Hibernian
Hibs full-back Chris Cadden likes to get forward and Arbroath are putting a lot of balls in behind him. That's where the goal came from, along with a few other uncomfortable moments for the Premiership side.
Arbroath 1-1 Hibernian
Jim Duffy
Former Hibernian manager on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageArbroath will be bitterly disappointed. Hibs didn't have to work too hard for the goal and Jason Thomson got caught under the ball, which is not like him. I think Hibs deserve to get back into the game
Image source, SNSDemetri Mitchell scored the equaliser for Hibs
Demetri Mitchell
Another former Hearts man on target...
Lewis Stevenson digs out a good cross and Demetri Mitchell is all alone at the back post area to plant a downward header past Derek Gaston.
Image source, BBC SportArbroath 1-0 Hibernian
Another Hibs corner and Josh Doig gets up at the near post to send a glancing header just wide of the far post.
Arbroath 1-0 Hibernian
Hibs are caught napping from a throw-in as Michael McKenna turns and shoots into the side-netting.
Arbroath 1-0 Hibernian
Chris Cadden has loads of time to measure up a shot from the edge of a crowded penalty box but it takes a slight deflection on its way over the top.
A fourth corner in quick succession for Hibs...
Arbroath 1-0 Hibernian
Sylvester Jasper has a run at the home defence and it looks like he's slipped in the perfect pass for Ewan Henderson but Colin Hamilton stretches out a leg to make a crucial interception.
Arbroath 1-0 Hibernian
Rocky Bushiri is the first player to have his name taken by referee Willie Collum as he hacks down Arbroath's Scott Stewart.
The big Hibs defender has looked rather off the pace so far.
Arbroath 1-0 Hibernian
Hibs get bodies forward for the first time and a good cutback from Sylvester Jasper sets up a shooting chance for Kevin Nisbet but a defender gets in the way of the goal-bound effort.
Moments later, home keeper Derek Gaston fumbles a Chris Cadden cross but recovers the situation quickly.
Arbroath 1-0 Hibernian
Kris Doolan
Former Partick Thistle striker on Sportsound
Quote MessageFantastic goal for Arbroath. Colin Hamilton uses the wind to flight the ball in and Wighton doesn't connect well, but he's not going to miss from there
Image source, SNSCraig Wighton celebrates his first goal since moving on loan to Arbroath
Craig Wighton
A great start for the Championship leaders, who have been doing all the early pressing.
The visiting defence fails to deal with a cross from the left and former Hearts forward Craig Wighton rams the ball in from close range.
Image source, BBC SportArbroath 0-0 Hibernian
A first test for Hibs keeper Matt Macey as he keeps out a shot from Chris Hamilton, who had strayed well offside.
Arbroath 0-0 Hibernian
A peep of the whistle from referee Willie Collum and away we go.
Arbroath v Hibernian (12:30)
Hibs manager Shaun Maloney tells BBC One Scotland: "It is a very difficult game. Arbroath have done fantastically well, so it is going to be a very big challenge for us.
"When you don't win games, confidence does take a hit, but that's my job to pick them up and show them things we have done right.
"But there are things we haven't done right and that's why the results have been the way they are. Results haven't been good enough and we have to change that today."
Image source, SNSHibernian manager Shaun Maloney never won the Scottish Cup during his playing days at Celtic
Arbroath v Hibernian (12:30)
Arbroath manager Dick Campbell tells BBC One Scotland: "It's well documented that we've tripled our season tickets and it's great, but it's nothing to do with me - it's to do with the players.
"They have been magnificent. I couldn't care less today, win lose or draw - I know my players will do great."
Arbroath v Hibernian (12:30)
Maloney's first two games went very smoothly, with wins over Aberdeen and Dundee United. Since then it's been a bit rocky, with just one more victory - in extra time against League 1 Cove Rangers to set up this tie.
The last six league games have yielded just two points - and they have failed to score in five of those outings.