Hamilton 0 - 1 Hibs: How the Hibs players rated

Ratings out of ten for every Hibs player as the Hibees secured their first win since the beginning of October.

Emerson Hyndman made his first appearance since the defeat to St Johnstone last month and impressed. Pic: SNS

Ofir Marciano: Called in to play at the 11th hour to start his first match of the season. Had little to do apart from Rakish Bingham’s first-half effort. 6

Charamlapos Mavrias: Always willing to support his team-mates in the final third but his crossing let him down. 6

Efe Ambrose: Another solid display from the Nigerian. Was never put under any real pressure from Hamilton’s front two. 7

Ryan Porteous: Combative display from the youngster who won pretty much everything in the air. 7

Miquel Nelom: Looked rather unassured of himself and didn’t offer a lot of options down the left. 5

Vykintas Slivka: Could impose himself more in the final third. Seemed reluctant to shoot when in useful positions. 6

Stevie Mallan: Looked to make things happen with some neat interchanges. 6

Lewis Stevenson: Played in a midfield three alongside Mallan and Slivka but looked more comfortable in his accustomed left-back role in the second half. 6

Martin Boyle: Played just behind the front two as the No.10 but was quickly closed down by the opposition. Stretched off in closing minutes of first half with concussion. 5

Oli Shaw: Followed up his strike against St Mirren with the winner. Well-taken finish. 7

Florian Kamberi:Swiss looked more back to himself after coming in for some criticism in midweek. 6

Subs:

Emerson Hyndman: American brought real energy to the side and was unlucky not to score. Always looked to get on the ball. 7

Daryl Horgan: Provided the cross for Shaw’s winner and showed great attacking intent. 6