Hibernian struck the woodwork twice as they were left frustrated in a goalless draw with Premiership basement side Livingston.

The Leith side closed the gap on fourth-placed Motherwell to six points, but will be disappointed the deficit was not smaller ahead of next weekend's trip to Fir Park.

Hibs dominated possession of the ball and Jamie McGrath hit the frame of the goal either side of the break. Substitute Josh Campbell was also guilty of wasting a good opportunity in the second half.

Image: Hibernian's Jamie McGrath has a shot at goal which hits the bar

It was a fourth straight draw for the Lions, who survived late VAR penalty drama, but they remain without a league win since August.

How both sides earned a point in Edinburgh

The visitors made five changes for the trip to Easter Road and those alterations looked like a good call by manager Marvin Bartley after Livingston created the first chance of the game after eight minutes.

Macaulay Tait fed the ball into Stevie May on the edge of the box and the striker's stinging drive was unconvincingly beaten away by goalkeeper Rafa Sallinger, with Rocky...