Martin Boyle continued his scoring streak to help Hibernian reach the Scottish Cup fifth round with a comfortable 3-0 victory over Clydebank. The Australia international – who has notched a double in each of the last three games – broke the deadlock inside two minutes.

Martin Boyle has continued his remarkable scoring run in Scotland, notching a double for the third successive week for Hibernian.

Hibs beat Clydebank to make it through in the Scottish Cup and manager David Gray was pleased with two things in particular.

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The Scottish Gas Men's Scottish Cup Fourth Round got underway in spectacular fashion on Friday evening as Brechin City's Scott Bright blasted the Highland League leaders in front against Hearts.

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Livingston provided the first shock in the fourth round of the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup on Saturday, beating Ross County 3-2 to ensure their opponents’

Watch or listen to Open All Mics, see in-play goal clips and follow live text updates from the fourth round of the Scottish Cup.

Martin Boyle continued his scoring streak to help Hibernian reach the Scottish Cup fifth round with a comfortable 3-0 victory over Clydebank. The Australia international – who has notched a double in each of the last three games – broke the deadlock inside two minutes.

With the win in the bag before the hour, Hibs welcomed summer signing Kieron Bowie back to the field following four months out with a hamstring injury. Touted by Gray himself as the next possible Scotland No 9 upon his arrival in August, his return to action was a welcome sight for manager and fans alike.