Martin Boyle has been released from hospital after suffering concussion during Hibs' Scottish Cup defeat to Rangers.

The winger was stretchered off the Easter Road pitch into an ambulance after landing awkwardly following an accidental collision with John Souttar. Boyle underwent a 'thorough medical examination' to understand the extent of his injuries but has now been permitted to continue his recovery at home after being taken to Edinburgh Royal Infirmary.

Medical teams from both clubs were quick to react to the incident, and the 31-year-old was treated for an extended period on the turf. He will now following concussion protocol while resting at home.

A Hibs statement said: "Hibernian FC can confirm that Martin Boyle has returned home from hospital in the company of his wife and children.

"The winger went straight to Edinburgh Royal Infirmary following the first half collision against Rangers and was put through a thorough medical examination to understand the severity of the injury.

"The tests thankfully came back all clear and revealed that Martin has concussion. He will now rest at home and will follow the concussion protocol.

"The club would like to thank the staff at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, alongside the stadium ambulance crew, and medical departments at Hibernian FC and Rangers for the treatment they provided to Martin."