Hibs travel to Dundee tomorrow and head coach David Gray has confirmed that both Chris Cadden and Joe Newell have spent the week training and are available for selection.
However, this match comes too soon for Grant Hanley and Jordan Obita, who are both progressing with their recoveries.
With the squad in a much healthier place, Josh Mulligan remains the only long-term absentee.
Kick-off is 3pm on Saturday 28 February, as Hibs pursue back-to-back away victories following last week’s thrilling 2-1 win over Celtic at Parkhead.
Deadline Day arrival Felix Passlack nabbed his first goal in Hibs colours; diving to meet a pinpoint Nicky Cadden cross at the back post to head home the opener on 24 minutes.
Benjamin Nygren would equalise for the hosts before half-time, though Hibs were given an advantage with 17 minutes remaining when centre-back Auston Trusty was sent off for violent conduct.
It would be 19-year-old loanee Kai Andrews who capitalised on 87 minutes; finishing low into the bottom corner after being tee’d up by Ante Šuto to score his first ever professional goal in memorable fashion.
Hibs remain fifth in the Premiership table after 28 matches played after two consecutive league victories.
Dundee are currently ninth in the Premiership standings following an improved run of form since the festive period. Prior to Christmas Day, Steven Pressley’s outfit had picked up just 13 points from 54 but have since accrued 14 points from just 27 available.
Last time out, the Dark Blues followed up a 2-2 draw with Livingston with a crucial 3-2 away victory over 10-man Aberdeen at Pittodrie.
Victory for Hibs this weekend would secure a fourth consecutive topflight win over Dundee – for the first time since April 2001.
