Scott Allan
Former Hibs midfielder on BBC Sportsound

For me, Hibs can be more thoughtful around the box. They make Motherwell defend and hope it lands for someone. That's the question mark over this team. They are quite predictable.

Over the course of two seasons it has worked for them. They are athletic, but I think they can do more to get guys like Elding and Boyle into good positions.

Saying that, it's harsh on them not getting anything from the game, but you have to tip your hat to the winning goal.

Two of Motherwell's key performers have been talking to Sky Sports:

Ibrahim Said: "It's just amazing, you know. The pass was good, so I praise the pass. Then I did what I did."

Oscar Priestman: "They picked it up, but we soaked up pressure and then this man came up with the winner.

"Especially two games in quick succession, everyone put in a huge shift. We'll get our recovery in now and go to the next game.

"I don't know how much I can do for the second [penalty]. We got the three points and that's the main thing.

"The manager has brought in his own methods and stamped his authority on the team. We're all really enjoying it."

Callum Davidson
Former St Johnstone manager on BBC Sportsound

Ibrahim Said is a great player to watch, isn't he?

He bounces off people, pops it through their legs, he'll chop past them and he links play.

If he keeps these levels up, he becomes a star and the manager has to play him.

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Alex Paulsen made a couple of good saves in that second half and Martin Moormann popped up in the right place to make two goal-line clearances.

Callum Davidson
Former St Johnstone manager on BBC Sportsound

Hibs were the better team in the second half, but then Motherwell get the goal on the counter-attack.

Hibs will be so disappointed in how they lose the second goal. Motherwell took their chances and defended really well. It was a gritty display.

More boos from the frustrated home fans.

If you go back to last season, that's four home defeats in a row for Hibs, two of them to Motherwell.

Motherwell do a number on Hibs at Easter Road, stealing the points with a slick late goal from Ibrahim Said.

It was almost all Hibs in the second half, with a Martin Boyle penalty cancelling out an earlier spot-kick from Lukas Fadinger.

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Alex Lowry tries to add a third Motherwell goal. Raphael Sallinger can't hold on to the shot and Warren O'Hora swipes a panicked clearance out for a throw-in.

That might be that...

Hibs are swarming forward and Owen Elding sends a header over the top.

Three minutes left of the four added on...

Ante Suto chests the ball down to fashion a shooting chance but he can't squeeze his shot past Alex Paulsen.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

Some terrific one-touch football from Motherwell puts the visitors in front for a second time. Hibs boss David Gray punching his seat in the dugout in frustration.

Martin Moormann with his second goal-line clearance of the day, this time heading away a shot from Nathan Lowe after Alex Paulsen fumbles a cross.

Lowe maybe had more time than he thought but there were three Motherwell defenders lined up in front of him.

Hibs are pressing hard for a second goal as a Josh Mulligan effort is blocked behind for a corner.

Motherwell left-back Emmanuel Longelo looks done.

Aye, he's going to be replaced by Ewan Wilson. Olly Whyte is on for Oscar Priestman.

Now Jordan Obita has the chance to bang in a free-kick but this delivery is plucked out of the air too easily by goalkeeper Alex Paulsen.

Jordan Obita with a nice cross from the left, although it eludes three players in green and white in the visitors' penalty area.

Oh, that's a big chance for Hibs...

Owen Elding whips a great ball into the centre but a sliding Nathan Lowe can only ram the ball wide from six yards out.

Motherwell full-back Tom Sparrow is the latest player to have his name taken by referee Steven McLean after upending Owen Elding.