Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

I would like to know what protocols were done [on Tomas Magnusson] and on what basis it was decided he was fit enough to go back on the pitch.

This is a brain injury. Concussion is damage to the brain. This is serious, serious stuff. It was clear to see he was wobbling.

It's extraordinary and I'd love to know more about it. I'm not casting any allegations, but I have a lot of questions.

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Hearts boss Wouter Vrancken also confirms Tomas Magnusson has gone to hospital following the head knock he suffered in the first half.

After initial treatment, it looked as though the midfielder was given the opportunity to prove he was fit enough to come back on to the pitch before looking unsteady on his feet on the sideline.

Hibs goalscorer Martin Boyle tells Premier Sports: "Unbelievable first half, we were brilliant after going behind - the reaction was brilliant. I thought we deserved it. We dug in. It's a derby of course and we knew we could win the game.

"The fans deserve it. Hopefully we can enjoy a cup final and get ourselves up the league to repay them.

"It's a special feeling, I have goosebumps. To look back on memories like this, they don't come around often. You've got to create memories like that in history.

"Before the final we need to get ourselves up the league and repay the fans."

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Meanwhile, Hearts boss Wouter Vrancken has given our reporter Brian McLauchlin an update on the injury sustained by Calvin Miller.

"It's difficult to say right now," he says. "The brace is a precaution. We just need to just wait for his scan."

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Hibs midfielder Joe Newell tells Premier Sports: "It was nervy at the end, so many emotions. It's going to take a few days to digest it. What an occasion to put it together, I thought we were outstanding.

"We feel we have been going in the right direction, it wasn't ever going to be easy.

"I'd have taken four losses in a row if this was how it was going to click.

"You can't put this feeling into words, it's amazing."

Allan Preston
Former Hearts defender on BBC Sportsound

Hibs have got an opportunity now to go to a cup final at the national stadium with a real chance of winning it.

Rangers are a good side, but so are Hibs.

Hibs boss Marink Reedijk tells Premier Sports: "[The win] is more for all the guys who worked so hard across the past weeks and the fans who kept supporting. They deserve this fully.

"I like to coach [in the dugout], I like to help, that wasn't possible [with the atmosphere]. How it is at the end with the song, it's fantastic.

"What you saw in the first half is what we've already seen in the training sessions and it starts to click. We can also do the dirty work and survive in a match.

"You need this hunger and desire to stay in the game, to fight for each other, to fight for every inch.

"What we do now and what I'm very satisfied with is the guys get their reward for their hard work. It will be ups and downs, but it's the right direction again. The progress we're making is good to see."

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Hibs fans, do you want to hear from your gaffer?

Silly question, I know...

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

It was a terrific game of football. Two really driven teams, both desperate for victory.

Hearts fans need to take this the right way but this is a tremendous outcome. It means there's going to be an underdog in the final.

Today, Hibs produced. They showed great spirit. I was waiting on the Hearts sucker-punch but it never came.

Hibs against Rangers in a national cup final, you say?

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John Collins
Former Hibs midfielder and manager on BBC Sportsound

There have been some tough days against Hearts in recent years, but I'm absolutely delighted sitting here listening to the fans and that magical song [Sunshine on Leith].

The manager will be delighted. They pressed well and passed the ball brilliantly. They could have had four in that first half.

Hearts were the better team in the second half but, overall, across the 90 minutes, Hibs thoroughly deserved their win. I'm delighted for the manager.

Allan Preston
Former Hearts defender on BBC Sportsound

No complaints at all. The better team won. Hibs thoroughly deserve to be in the final.

On the flipside, the pain:

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Before he ran off to join in with Sunshine on Leith, Hibs match-winner Jamie McGrath told Premier Sports: "It's been a frustrating start to the season obviously, we knew we just had to keep working.

"We had that belief, for whatever reason we haven't got the results our performances merited."

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Scott Allan
Former Hibs midfielder on Premier Sports

From a Hibs point of view, when they go a goal down their response was excellent. Second half Hibs defended their box really well. For Marink Reedijk this was a huge game.

Joe Newell has his hands on his head as he belts out every word.

There are tears in the eyes of fans in the Hibs end.

Fitba, man.

Oh boy, here comes Sunshine on Leith. This is a serious moment for these players and this manager. And, of course, the fans. A first derby win over Hearts at Hampden.

Hibs fans, mark the date: 13 December.

Your boys will go head to head with Rangers for the League Cup.