Ofir Marciano - Made a fine save to deny Jake Mulraney in the first period but was left with no chance for Ikpeazu’s clinical leveller 7
David Gray - An all-action display down the right and he dealt well with the trickery of Mulraney, but final ball could have been better 6
Darren McGregor - Was given a testing afternoon by Ikpeazu and, although he never shirked the battle, the Englishman just about emerged with the upper hand 6
Paul Hanlon - Composed showing by the centre-back, started many of the hosts’ attacks with capable passing and won Hibs’ penalty-kick 7
Lewis Stevenson - Perhaps fortunate to stay on the pitch after appearing to kick out at Ikpeazu in the dying embers, but was otherwise tidy 6
Mark Milligan - Not the Aussie’s best showing, albeit he improved after the break as Hearts duo Cochrane and Connor Smith tired 5
Stevie Mallan - Always brave enough to demand possession but his passing was not at its usual standards and his second-half effort on goal was tame 6
Stephane Omeonga - Arguably Hibs’ most impressive performer as the Belgian turned in a typically combative display and was always willing to drive forward 7
Daryl Horgan - Came into the game in the second period and crafted the opening goal with a lively run and cross that Berra could not deal with 7
Florian Kamberi - Far from a disastrous first 45 minutes but he was a victim of the tactical rejig at half-time as Heckingbottom decided to beef up his midfield by introducing Slivka 5
Marc McNulty - Was a perpetual nuisance to the Hearts back-line but ultimately fluffed his lines when it mattered, slamming his spot-kick woefully wide 5
SUBS
Vykintas Slivka - Unlucky not to find the net when his second-half header was brilliantly saved by Zlamal and added some guile following his introduction 6
Thomas Agyepong - Was thrown on in the dying embers and had no chance to make an impact.
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