Hibs on World Cup duty from Adelaide to Tanzinia - how Easter Road men are faring on international stage

From game-changing goals to riding the bench - mixed fortunes for Gray’s world travellers

One has been hailed as a national hero. Quite the turnaround in fortunes, in that instance. Others are still hoping to make big names for themselves on the World Cup stage. All carry a little bit of Edinburgh with them as they travel the globe on international duty.

From Lewis Miller’s game-changing heroics for the Socceroos in Adelaide, to forgotten Hibs man Nohan Kenneh being including in the Liberia squad who have travelled to Equatorial Guinea for this afternoon’s Africa Cup of Nations fixture, the experiences undoubtedly vary. All David Gray is hoping for, obviously, is that all of his players on national service come back without a new injury to mess up his best-laid plans.

They should all be back just in time, of course, for the altogether shorter trip to Tannadice on Saturday week. On the brief bus ride north, maybe the world travellers can exchange tales of airport lounges and delayed connections?

From Nathan Moriah-Welsh looking to drag Guyana up the footballing ladder, to Hyeokkyu-Kwon still eagerly looking for that first South Korea cap, here’s how the Hibees are faring on their travels: