Zeeuws Elftal 0 - 4 Hibs: Youngsters stroll to victory - SPL - Scotsman.com GOALS from Sam Stanton, Danny Handling and Ross Caldwell gave a young Hibs side a comfortable victory over a local XI in Vlissingen this afternoon as Pat Fenlon made 10 changes from the side that lost to OH Leuven last night. Youngsters Sam Stanton, Calum Antell and Danny Handling were handed their first starts of the tour whilst Sean O'Hanlon made his first appearance, lining up alongside James McPake at the centre of defence. Hibs started the match brightly, and deservedly went a goal up after 25 minutes, Jorge Claros playing in Pa Kujabi, whose cross was bundled into the net by Stanton at the second attempt. The Edinburgh side continued to put pressure on their opponents, and added a second goal, with Handling tapping in from close range on 36 minutes after good work from Leigh Griffiths. Fenlon's attacking midfield trio of Handling, Stanton and Paul Cairney continued to work tirelessly, as Hibs again went with a 4-2-3-1 formation, and Cairney was unlucky to see a goal ruled out for offside just before the half time break. With no substitutions at the interval, Hibs started the second half as they had finished the first, as the Dutch side struggled to contain their Scottish visitors, Handling's pace continuing to cause the home side problems on the left. Hibs were rewarded for their efforts around the hour mark, Danny Handling latching onto a through ball before beating the keeper with a low shot to make it 3-0 Hibs. Fenlon brought on Ross Caldwell and Eoin Doyle for Griffiths and Stanton. The two subs nearly made an immediate impact, Caldwell crossing for Doyle at the back post whose effort was snuffed out by the defence. Caldwell added his name to the score sheet as the game drew to a close, as he turned in Handling's cross from close range as Hibs wrapped up a convincing and straightforward victory. Pat Fenlon will surely be pleased with the efforts of the younger players, while trialist Alan Maybury put in another decent shift at right back, after starting in midfield last night. The Edinburgh side face 1. Union Berlin in the German capital on Tuesday evening, where they will be looking to bring what has been a useful pre-season tour to an end with a second victory. Hibs: Antell; Maybury, McPake, O'Hanlon, Kujabi; Booth, Stanton, Cairney, Handling, Claros; Griffiths Subs: Stephens for Maybury, Caldwell for Griffiths, Doyle for Stanton.