The goals from the Semi Final of the William Hill Scottish Cup Semi Final 2013
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Hibernian secured their place in the William Hill Scottish Cup final in remarkable circumstances at Hampden Park. Leigh Griffiths's majestic matchwinner deep into extra time completed one of the most astonishing comebacks ever witnessed at the national stadium and ensured Hibernian would reach successive cup finals for the first time in 89 years.
Yet it had all looked so very different when Falkirk raced into a three-goal lead within the opening half hour, courtesy of Craig Sibbald, Jay Fulton and Blair Alston. Hibernian, though, recovered in rousing fashion, with Alex Harris, Griffiths and Eoin Doyle taking the match into extra time, and to a new dimension in cup entertainment.
The Scottish Cup (The Scottish Football Association Cup) is the main national cup competition in Scottish Football.
The Scottish Cup trophy is the oldest national trophy in the world. First held in 1873-74 it was first won by Queen's Park. Celtic currently hold the title having defeated Hibernian 3-0 in the 2013 Scottish Cup final.
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