What channel is Falkirk v Hibs on? Premier Sports Cup match info, kick-off time, TV details, team news
The Premiership side travel to the Falkirk Stadium with the clash with the Bairns having defeated Clyde 5-0 in their opener.
Falkirk, meanwhile, drew 0-0 with Greenock Morton, winning a bonus point on penalties.
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Hide AdAs well as progress in the League Cup, The Bairns will be hoping to get out of League One at the fourth time of asking and have former Hearts boss John McGlynn in the dugout. For Hibs, it will be improving on last season's bottom six placing and challenging for Europe.
Match details
Who: Falkirk v Hibs.
What: Premier Sports Cup Group D.
Where: The Falkirk Stadium.
When: Tuesday July 12. Kick-off 7.45pm.
Referee: Kevin Clancy.
How to watch
The match is being shown live by the competition’s broadcast partner Premier Sports. Broadcast on the Premier Sports 1 channel begins at 7.30pm with post-match running to 9.50pm. The game can also be watched on the Premier Player online or on the app.
Last meeting
You have to back more than five years to a Championship fixture between the sides. Hibs ran out 2-1 winners with James Keatings scoring an injury-time winner at Easter Road. Efe Ambrose had given Hibs a late lead only for Craig Sibbald to equalise before Keatings popped up with the winner.
Team news
Hibs will be without the injured quartet of Paul Hanlon, Kyle Magennis, Demetri Mitchell and Kevin Nisbetwere. Momodou Bojang, Èlie Youan and Jair Tavares all missed the Clyde win as they waited on work permit approval.
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Hide AdFalkirk will be without Liam Henderson who was sent off in the draw with Greenock Morton.
Anything else
"We had some battles with them back in the Championship. It will be strange going back but I enjoyed our games and I quite like playing on the astroturf as well.”
Hibs stalwart Lewis Stevenson was making reference to the frequent meetings of the clubs between 2014 and 2017 when the teams met 15 times over a period of around two-and-a-half years. As well as league games it includes a win for Falkirk at Easter Road in the Scottish Cup and victory in an exciting play-off.
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