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  1. FULL-TIME Aberdeen 0-4 Hibernianpublished at 19:37 GMT 7 November

    Hibs move off the bottom of the table after a tremendous second-half display at Pittodrie.

    The Edinburgh side jump from 12th to 10th after goals from Jamie McGrath, Callum Wright, Nicky Cadden and Thibault Klidje.

    It's their first league win since August and follows last weekend's League Cup semi-final success.

    Aberdeen fall from 10th to 11th and boss Stephen Robinson is ashen-faced.

    Hibs celebrate their first goal at PittodrieImage source, SNS
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    GOAL Aberdeen 0-4 Hibernianpublished at 19:35 GMT 7 November

    Thibault Klidje

    It's far too easy as Callum Wright strides in from the right and curls the ball across the face of goal for Thibault Klidje to touch home.

    Three subs on target.

  3. Postpublished at 19:35 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-3 Hibernian

    We're halfway through four minutes of stoppage time and there are a lot of empty seats inside the stadium.

    Plenty of noise coming from the pocket of happy Hibs fans.

  4. 'Hibs on the up'published at 19:33 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-3 Hibernian

    Michael Stewart
    Former Hearts & Hibs midfielder on Premier Sports

    That's a great finish from Cadden, he just angled it in.

    Hibs had to follow up the result from last week and it looks like they're a team on the up now.

  5. 'Could it get any worse for Aberdeen?'published at 19:32 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-3 Hibernian

    Willie Miller
    Former Aberdeen defender on BBC Sportsound

    It's a well-taken goal, a good bit of quality finishing, plenty power. Maybe Muller could do better, but it takes a bit of a deflection.

    Could it get any worse for Aberdeen? The fans are streaming out. You can't blame them really.

    It's pretty unacceptable for Aberdeen.

  6. Restless nativespublished at 19:31 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-3 Hibernian

    Tyrone Smith
    BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

    Chants of 'you are getting sacked in the morning' are coming and going in the stands at Pittodrie.

  7. goal

    GOAL Aberdeen 0-3 Hibernianpublished at 19:29 GMT 7 November

    Nicky Cadden

    Josh Mulligan is still full of energy as he steams forward for Hibs.

    A Rabbi Matondo effort is blocked but spins into the path of Nicky Cadden, who watches the ball all the way and takes it on his chest before cracking a shot past the dive of Marius Muller.

  8. 'Aberdeen slow to react'published at 19:27 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-2 Hibernian

    Michael Stewart
    Former Hearts & Hibs midfielder on Premier Sports

    Aberdeen have been second best, they're caught napping and are far too slow to react (for the Wright goal).

    It feels like game, set and match now.

  9. Postpublished at 19:26 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-2 Hibernian

    Hibs are not sitting on this lead. The visitors are the team pushing men forward.

  10. Postpublished at 19:24 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-2 Hibernian

    Changes on the left flank for Hibs as Rabbi Matondo and Nicky Cadden replace Martin Boyle and Jack Iredale.

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    GOAL Aberdeen 0-2 Hibernianpublished at 19:20 GMT 7 November

    Callum Wright

    The Pittodrie stands are emptying quickly as the visitors double their lead.

    Callum Wright starts it with a quick free-kick and finishes it with an emphatic strike into an empty net after Marius Muller stops a tame effort from Thibault Klidje.

    Callum Wright celebrates his fine finishImage source, SNS
  12. Postpublished at 19:20 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-1 Hibernian

    Alex Williams takes a bit of a risk, falling on to the ball inside his own box after the slightest of touches from Hicham Mahou.

    The ref gives the full-back the foul he's looking for but it could have backfired horribly since his hands are on the ball.

  13. Postpublished at 19:19 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-1 Hibernian

    Aberdeen are much improved as he head into the final 15 minutes.

    Lewis Smith attempts to curl one into the far top corner but goalkeeper Raphael Sallinger can watch it sail high and wide.

  14. Postpublished at 19:18 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-1 Hibernian

    Hibs freshen things up by bringing on Thibault Klidge and Callum Wright.

    Owen Elding and Joe Newell make way.

  15. Postpublished at 19:17 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-1 Hibernian

    Another nice cross from Stuart Armstrong.

    Toyosi Olusanya can't quite get his head to it and a sliding Neta Guinnes-Walker is also inches away from getting a touch.

  16. 'Aberdeen still in this'published at 19:16 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-1 Hibernian

    Michael Stewart
    Former Hearts & Hibs midfielder on Premier Sports

    The positive thing for Aberdeen is that it is 1-0 and they're still in this.

    I think Stephen Robinson would take a point at this stage.

  17. HITS THE WOODWORKpublished at 19:15 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-1 Hibernian

    Hibs almost pay after a series of near misses...

    Stuart Armstrong floats in a cross and Lewis Smith glances a header against the outside of the post.

  18. CLOSE!published at 19:13 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-1 Hibernian

    So close to a second goal for Jamie McGrath as he controls the ball on his knee before cracking an angled shot just wide of the far post.

  19. Get involvedpublished at 19:12 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-1 Hibernian

    I hope the Aberdeen executive that wouldn’t sanction an extra year for McGrath is squirming in his seat. More quality than our whole squad. Ridiculous we let him go.

    Sandra

    Stephen Robinson has to go. This Aberdeen is a shambles, zero improvement, team is poor. The man should not have ever been considered for the job. Cormack get it sorted, this is your fault for the nonsense appointment in the first instance. Shambles.

    Luke

  20. Postpublished at 19:11 GMT 7 November

    Aberdeen 0-1 Hibernian

    Brad Lyons has been able to carry on but now Aberdeen make a change in midfield as Stuart Armstrong takes over from Afeez Aremu.