Hibernian: Sallinger, O'Hora, Kerr, Obita, Passlack, Mulligan, Chaiwa, Mayor, Elding, Boyle, Lowe.

Substitutes: Smith, Owens, Hanley Newell, C Cadden, Klidje, Megwa, Molotnikov, MacIntyre, Campbell, McGrath, Abdulai.

In what was just Malisheva's fourth European match, they caused a huge upset.

Kreshnik Uka scored after 20 minutes and Valmir Nafiu added another from a breakaway in the dying embers. The Hibs defending for both goals was dreadful and in keeping with an overall display riddled with errors and hesitancy.

Owen Elding had a header cleared off the line when it was 0-0 and Nathan Lowe shot wide with a great chance, having clipped the outside of the post earlier.

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Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

Hibs' 2-0 loss last week against Malisheva came as a shock to the system but the positive aspect is they have a chance to redeem themselves this evening.

This is only the third time Malisheva have participated in European competition and their victory over Albanian side Vllaznia in the previous qualifying round was the first time they have reached this stage.

Hibs have surprisingly lost their last four home matches in Europe but in fairness the opposition was much stronger than this evening's opponents.

A quick start with an early goal would be perfect and give the fans something to cheer about as they hope to continue with their European adventures this season.

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Now we zoom across to Easter Road, with kick-off fast approaching...

Motherwell boss Alfred Johansson can be very pleased with his team.

They have been clinical in front of goal and, for a side with a raft of new faces, there are lots of positive signs that relationships are building on the park.

Early days, but a 5-0 aggregate win is handy way for Johansson to get his feet under the table.

The ref hasn't bothered with any meaningful stoppage-time, despite a slew of second-half substitutions.

Motherwell march on to round three of qualifying, where they will almost certainly face HJK Helsinki.

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Another Motherwell lapse at the back and another HB effort going the wrong side of the posts.

The hosts have been very wasteful.

Emmanuel Longelo breaks out of defence and into the opposition penalty area but he never really has the ball under control and can only swipe the ball behind for a goal-kick.

Ewan Wilson, who put in a good shift in the first leg, is on for the last 10 minutes plus change.

Centre-half Martin Moormann ambles off behind the goals and can be satisfied with his evening's work as he strolls back towards the dugouts.

Here comes Tawanda Maswanhise, along with teenager Olly Whyte.

Mikey Booth and Lukas Fadinger are the men to make way.

James McFadden
Former Motherwell & Scotland forward on BBC Radio Scotland Extra

My first thought is that it's a great save.

Said gets something on it, I don't know if he's got enough time to direct it.

Now Motherwell miss a glorious close-range opportunity as Ibrahim Said somehow pokes the ball against the keeper from inside the six yard box.

It's a smart save, but Said should really be tucking that away.

Tawanda Maswanhise is getting ready to come on for Motherwell, although he doesn't look in any great rush, with this tie done and dusted.

Last season's top scorer is wearing a protective plastic guard over his chin after suffering a jaw injury.

HB pass up another great chance as a close-range shot is slashed straight at Alex Paulsen, who sticks out a leg to save.

The Motherwell defence is flat-footed as HB substitute Nikolaj Hansen plants a free header wide from a corner.

A triple change for the home side, including the introduction of former Motherwell forward Moses Ebiye.

Luca Ross and Emmanuel Longelo are on for Motherwell, replacing Regan Charles-Cook and Willy Vogt.

Manager Alfred Johansson can keep legs fresh for Sunday's visit to Hibs.

Mikey Booth lays the ball off to Oscar Priestman from a corner but the shot from 22 yards is too high.