Thomas Duncan
BBC Sport Scotland in Pristina

The Malisheva fans jump for joy. What a result for them, the best in their short history.

It is one of Hibs' worst ever. The only positive is they can fix it next week at Easter Road.

Hibs trail by two goals after the first leg of their Conference League qualifier.

Goals either side of the interval for hosts Malisheva helped them to an excellent home win in Kosovo.

David Gray's side were disjointed and lacked composure across the park for large parts of the game, with the hosts well worth their 2-0 win.

An Easter Road comeback is needed if they want to continue playing European football this season. t

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A thunderous attempt from the home side almost catches out Raphael Sallinger, but he plucks it out of the air before it flies into the top corner.

Hibs are piling on the pressure, but there's no plan to it.

Some passes side to side, followed by a lump into the box.

It's all a bit desperate now.

Azeem Abdulai replaces Josh Mulligan for Hibs.

Someone needs to step up for the visitors here.

A lull in the game now. More disjointed play from Hibs.

A half-chance from the hosts as they try to dink it over Sallinger from 30 yards, but he caught it with ease.

Just over 10 minutes to go.

A close-range header from Donart Vitija is easily held by Raphael Salligner as the hosts continue to threaten.

Another warning for Hibs.

Joe Newell and Thibault Klidje are on.

Martin Boyle and Owen Elding are off.

The Hibs players are all huddled on the touchline and getting some instructions from David Gray, and having a refreshment too.

Fear not, it's not a hydration break though, there's a Malisheva player down needing treatment, hence the break in play.

A brilliant chance for Nathan Lowe.

He's slid through with a well-weighted pass, but slides his attempt wide of the post.

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Grant Hanley slides in to cut out the most recent promising attack from the hosts.

Thomas Duncan
BBC Sport Scotland in Pristina

The amount of expletives you can hear coming from down there is quite something.

Hibs are not happy. But they have improved in the second half.

Can they find an equaliser?

Chiawa is involved again.

He drags a home player back as they try to burst forward on the break, but a free-kick has already been given for another coming together on the touchline in Hibs' favour.

The referee is doing a decent job of keeping everyone relatively calm every time tempers threaten to boil over.

There's not much tactical insight I can offer now that will sum up the game as succinctly as Malisheva look a lot sharper than Hibs.

Second balls, counter-attacks, all over the park, they look far more aggressive.

Thomas said earlier on that Miguel Chiawa appeared to be playing on ice and slipping all over the shop.

He has a glorious chance from 10 yards out to burst the net, but his feet give way yet again as he strikes it, and it just about clears the stands.

Warren O'Hora picks up a booking for a clattering foul. First caution of the afternoon.

The ball falls for Nathan Lowe just inside the area after a shot from Josh Mulligan deflects into his path.

One touch and bang, he rattles it towards the goal, but it smashes off the base of the post and out.

Thomas Duncan
BBC Sport Scotland in Pristina

A debut for Adam Mayor, who Hibs signed from Milwall. He's more of an attacking left wing-back, so with Jordan Obita going to centre-back David Gray will hope for more of a threat.

Half-time change for Hibs.

Adam Mayor, summer signing from Millwall, is on to replace Jack Iredale.