Chris Cadden is the Hibernian hero as his goal against Partizan Belgrade in extra-time clinches a Conference League play-off spot.

UEFA has fined Partizan Belgrade more than $100,000 and ordered part of the Serbian club’s stadium closed at one European game for fans’ racist and political statements.

Here’s how the Serbian media reacted as Hibs sent one of their nation’s top sides tumbling out of Europe. It will stand as a night for the ages - and one that puts Hibs two games away from a money spinning shot at league phase football on the continent.

It was a rollercoaster of emotions. I was there as a supporter. In typical Hibs fashion, we didn't do it the easy way. Thought we had the game wrapped up in one and of course with the last kick of the ball. So, yeah, it was electric. It was devastating. It was everything in between.

The match will be shown live on the BBC Scotland channel. Coverage gets underway at 7.45pm. The match will be streamed free-to-air on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website.

Hibernian and Partizan are set to clash on Thursday evening at the Easter Road Stadium for the second leg of their Conference League third qualifying round tie. Hibs will be looking to defend their two-goal lead in their home leg, having secured a superb 2-0 victory in the reverse fixture last week.

Kieron Bowie then scored an incredible looped effort to bring the team ahead in the tie before Partizan struck on 95 minutes to force more action. Hibs will face Legia Warsaw in the play-off stage after their defeat to AEK Larnaca. Here’s how seven pundits reacted to the Partizan drama.

Hibs progress in Conference League on night of high drama at Easter RoadNo Edinburgh Festival production will come close to this for drama. Take a bow, Hibs and Partizan Belgrade, for an epic football match at Easter Road.