Hibs were comfortable about their work after seeing off Kilmarnock by two goals to nil to jump in to fourth place.
Lee Johnson's men had a controlled first half before Manchester United loanee Will Fish rose highest in the area to power a header past Sam Walker against the side with the worst away record in the division. It was bittersweet, however, when Aiden McGeady was forced off with yet another injury.
USA star Matthew Hoppe then got his Hibs account open early in the second half after nice interplay around the Killie 18-yard box. It was comfortable for Johnson's side as the game edge towards a close with Kyle Vassell sent off after a VAR review for serious foul play following a collision with Marijan Čabraja. In the end it was comfortable for the Hibees who continue their march towards the top six and European football next season. Here's three things we learned from Easter Road.