On Martin Boyle's return, Hibs boss Lee Johnson tells BBC Scotland: "It's a huge boost, I'm so proud of him. It's not easy to come back from an injury like that.

"I expect a better performance. This is an opposition that's very resolute and together.

"We want to start fast and get on the front foot."

It's been a long road back for Martin Boyle.

The ACL surgery the Hibs man had to undergo not only ruled him out for 10 months, but he also missed a dream World Cup trip to Qatar with Australia.

The forward got minutes in the legs in the weekend friendly defeat to Blackpool, and you would not bet against him having a crucial say in this second leg.

Incidentally, no Dylan Vente tonight for Hibs.

The striker's signing from Roda came too late for him to be registered.

Not sure any Hibs fan will want to see this again...

But if anyone wants a recap of what went down in Andorra last week, just click that big play button.

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The big team news for Hibs: Martin Boyle returns.

The forward is back in competitive action for the first time since October last year and is one of five changes in the home line-up.

Will Fish also comes in after re-joining last week, along with Joe Newell, Christian Doidge and Allan Delferriere.

Lewis Miller, Rocky Bushiri, Dylan Levitt, Elias Melkersen and Adam Le Fondre drop out.

The Andorran visitors are unchanged. No wonder. They were excellent last week.

Hibernian XI: Marshall, Delferriere, Fish, Hanlon, Stevenson, Doyle-Hayes, Campbell, Newell, Boyle, Doidge, Youan.

Substitutes: Wollacott, Miller, Levitt, Jeggo, Henderson, Le Fondre, Melkersen, Obita, Harbottle, Mackay, Bushiri, McAllister.

Inter Club D'Escaldes XI: Munoz, Gallego, Duro, Feher, De Nova, El Haddadi, Martinez, Kata, Jean-Luc, Andreu, Caballe.

Substitutes: Gimenez, De La Torre, Berlanga, Roca, Artigas, Chete.

Right then, team news...

The coverage for tonight's match starts at 19:00 BST on the BBC Scotland channel.

To keep it simple, you can just click play at the top of this page when the time comes. That way, you still get to kick about with me.

Former Hibs duo Michael Stewart and Kenny Miller are on punditry duties, with Rory Loy on co-commentary with Al Lamont.

Hibs get another go at it. And, aye, they'll be delighted with that.

After an embarrassing first-leg defeat in Andorra last week, the Leith side have the chance to turn it around in front of their home fans.

Again, you'll be able to watch every kick with the BBC. So get comfy and enjoy. Or hide behind the couch. Suit yourself.

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