Hibs loan round-up: First Finn Harps start for Shanley as Mallan engineers Yeni Malatyaspor winner

Ryan Shanley and Stevie Mallan were both in action for their loan sides

Scott Allan – Inverness Caledonian Thistle

Played 69 minutes of ICT’s 1-1 draw with Dundee before completing the full 90 minutes as Neil McCann endured a losing return to Tynecastle as Hearts ran out 3-0 winners.

Jack Brydon – Stenhousemuir

A couple of tough games for the teenager as the Warriors endured a 4-0 defeat at the hands of Stranraer before a 5-1 mauling at Annan.

Josh Campbell – Edinburgh City

Got the last 12 minutes as City recorded a 1-0 win against Stirling Albion last week, and played the full 90 minutes as Gary Naysmith’s men lost by the same margin to the Binos at the weekend.

Jayden Fairley – Stenhousemuir

Came on for the last 16 minutes of the 4-0 loss to Stranraer and wasn’t involved for the 5-1 reversal at Annan.

Jamie Gullan – Raith Rovers

Returned from a calf injury to play the full 90 minutes in the 2-1 defeat by Dundee.

Tom James – Salford City

No involvement for James in Salford’s 2-0 win against Mansfield Town.

Stevie Mallan – Yeni Malatyaspor

A 69th-minute replacement in Malatyaspor’s 1-0 loss at BB Erzurumspor, and provided an assist for Benjamin Tetteh’s winning goal against Ankaragucu after coming on as a sub for the last 22 minutes.

Paddy Martin – Stenhousemuir

Martin played the full 90 minutes in both games as Stenny lost 4-0 to Stranraer and 5-1 to Annan.

Stephen McGinn – Greenock Morton

Played the full 90 minutes as Morton recorded home draws with Hearts and Alloa.

Fraser Murray – Dunfermline Athletic

A 78th-minute replacement for Ewan Henderson as the Pars won 4-3 against Arbroath at East End.

Innes Murray – Alloa Athletic

Didn't get off the bench as the Wasps recorded a 1-1 draw with Morton.

Ryan Shanley – Finn Harps

Handed a 17-minute cameo in the goalless draw with Longford Town and was given his first start in the 2-0 defeat by St Patrick’s Athletic, playing 58 minutes before being subbed.

Callum Yeats – Stenhousemuir

Continues to be played further forward in a left midfield role, and featured there in the 4-0 and 5-1 defeats by Stranraer and Annan respectively.

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