BBC Sport - Hibernian v Celtic Scottish Cup final Venue: Hampden Park, Glasgow Coverage: Watch on BBC One Scotland; listen on BBC Radio Scotland; live text commentary on BBC Sport website Hibernian captain James McPake has lost his battle to be fit for the Scottish Cup final against Celtic. McPake had taken painkilling injections for a back injury and Jordon Forster may continue in central defence, with Tim Clancy also in contention. Celtic winger James Forrest and defender Charlie Mulgrew will have to prove their fitness for the Hampden clash, but Adam Matthews is out. Midfielders Victor Wanyama and Beram Kayal are both suspended. Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon: "James is not going to make it. It's unfortunate for him. He's a big player for us and the captain of the team, but he won't be available. In the position he is playing in, it's too much of a risk for everybody - for James and for us as well. I think it was wise to make the decision early. He hasn't done enough, training-wise. We were trying to give him a chance to get himself right, but it was clear yesterday and today that that's not going to happen. It's a big blow. Losing players and losing your captain is a big blow, but we've got players there. We will just have to get on with it. These things happen in football. It's more of a blow for James. It's hard for him to take, to miss the Cup final. We've got to make sure that we give him a chance to enjoy it after if we can.