Hibs and Hearts could not be separated in the Premiership’s basement Edinburgh derby, with the two capital clubs playing out a 1-1 draw.
With the 11th-placed Jambos above Hibs on goal difference going into this league encounter, it is as you were after Hearts’ teenage substitute James Wilson fired home on 87 minutes to cancel out Mykola Kuharevych’s opener on 65 minutes.
In an Edinburgh derby that lacked tangible quality throughout, neither side was unable to break the deadlock in the first half - although striker Dwight Gayle did come close with a couple of efforts.
Substitute Kuharevych did manage to break the deadlock when he bundled home from close range after Marvin Ekpiteta’s header was turned on to the crossbar by Craig Gordon.
However, as is often the case with Hibs these days, they were unable to keep the door shut. Just three minutes from the end, 17-year-old Wilson nipped in to score the leveller.
Here are the marks out of ten for each starter:
13. Cammy Devlin
Limited quality on the ball but got wired in, making a pest of himself in a niggly midfield battle. Booked for foul on Martin Boyle and came off on 73 minutes. 5 | SNS Group
14. Martin Boyle
Came close with a header and kept the Hearts defence honest until the end. 6 | SNS Group
15. Junior Hoilett
The nicest player to watch on the pitch in terms of technique and intelligence. Had a couple of moments. Came off towards end for Jake Doyle-Hayes. 6 | SNS Group
16. Elie Youan
The Frenchman was wildcard starter given lack of minutes - and impact - of late. A couple of explosive runs and was improved on previous outings this season. Came off after an hour. 5 | SNS Group