Motherwell 0 Hibernian 4: match report The blunder denied Motherwell an equaliser and O'Reilly had another huge say on proceedings in the second half when he penalised Darren Randolph for a challenge on Griffiths despite the home goalkeeper getting a strong hand to the ball. O'Reilly then awarded two more disputed penalties before being replaced by Iain Brines, although he did not appear to be limping. McCall said: "I can't believe we've not scored a goal. Everything that could go wrong did. The linesman's guaranteed me 'no way it's over the line' but you can see it's a clear foot over the line. And the infringement was outside the box for the penalty [Hibs' third goal] - the linesman's had a good night. Will I get an apology? I hate whingeing about refs and linesmen but clearly they cost us at big times in the game. It sounds like sour grapes but fair play to Hibs. We played a lot of good stuff and created a lot of chances but we need to start scoring goals or we'll never win matches. The game had incident from the start. Jamie Murphy's effort was saved by Williams after five minutes before Wotherspoon's backheel flick spun just wide. Griffiths then drove wide from 20 yards and James McPake cleared Humphrey's cross from his goalmouth after Higdon and Keith Lasley both passed up brief glimpses of goal. Hibernian took the lead in the 28th minute. Paul Crainey turned Fraser Kerr and slipped the ball to Wotherspoon, who took a touch and fired into the top corner from 22 yards. Motherwell thought they had equalised six minutes later when Humphrey knocked the ball past Ryan McGivern and sent over a powerful cross that was met by Hammell at the back post. The left-back headed the ball down and on target only for Williams to claw it out. The ball looked over the line from distance, television replays confirmed as much, but O'Reilly and assistant Francis Andrews played on. Motherwell continued the pressure before the break. Humphrey beat Williams to a long ball but the ball ran away from him, Higdon was too high from 12 yards as he stretched to meet Henrik Ojamaa's cross first time and Estonian shot just wide following a counter-attack, although he was penalised for what appeared to be a collision with Jorge Claros. The end-to-end flow continued after the break. Griffiths twice threatened and Humphrey and Nicky Law came close from distance at the other end. Higdon just missed Murphy's driven cross across the six-yard box before Humphrey blazed high and wide. The action then became a succession of penalties, the first in the 64th minute. Griffiths raced on to Eoin Doyle's ball over the top and was forced out wide by Randolph. The goalkeeper leaned into Griffiths as any defender would do before putting in a tackle and scooped the ball behind with his hand but was stunned to see O'Reilly deliver a yellow card. Griffiths converted with a powerful strike into the corner just out of Randolph's reach. Motherwell were handed a chance to pull one back in the 72nd minute when McPake climbed over Higdon to head away. But Higdon, the SPL's top scorer, blasted over the bar. Two minutes later Hammell was penalised for a challenge on Wotherspoon on the edge of the box, though the Motherwell player was insistent he got the ball as he went to ground. Griffiths put his penalty in the exact same spot, with Randolph again unable to reach it. It was O'Reilly's last major intervention and he was replaced by the fourth official. Hibs substitute Handling then slid home Wotherspoon's cutback six minutes into injury-time.