Josh Campbell marked his return to Hibs' starting lineup with a double in a 3-1 victory over Falkirk, reigniting Scottish Premiership European qualification hopes. The midfielder, who had started just five games this season, netted twice inside 20 minutes, including a headed opener from Jordan Obita's corner.

Campbell's recall followed a turbulent run for Hibs - one win in seven matches and multiple red cards - that had jeopardized their European ambitions. Manager David Gray reshuffled the squad, reintroducing suspended defenders Raphael Sallinger and Felix Passlack. The win moved Hibs five points clear of Falkirk in the league table, keeping them in contention for a fourth-place finish and automatic Europa League qualification.

Substitute Ben Broggio's late 72nd-minute goal prevented Falkirk from salvaging pride, though injuries to Leon McCann and Filip Lissah left the visitors defenseless. With Rangers looming at Ibrox and Motherwell's visit to Easter Road in the season finale, Hibs' European fate hinges on final-day results. Falkirk, meanwhile, must overcome Hearts at Tynecastle to maintain fifth-place aspirations, contingent on Celtic's Scottish Cup final outcome.