"I want music, I want beer" were the words Marink Reedijk said to his victorious Hibs team in the Hampden dressing room on Sunday, sparking celebrations from the players and staff.

The footage, shared by Hibs' media team, showed a dressing room hanging on his words and looking completely behind a manager who has been under fire from the media recently.

It was an unbelievable afternoon in Glasgow. We travelled through more in hope than expectation with a number of players out injured or, in Martin Boyle's case, just returning from illness. Reedijk had some selection headaches for the game.

The early Hearts goal was a setback and there were more than a few Hibs fans in the stadium thinking "not again".

Reedijk's team finally clicked though - those incremental improvements we've seen game to game eventually added up to a complete performance.

Hibs were outstanding, completely bossing the first half and when the inevitable push for an equaliser came from Hearts, the team stood up to everything thrown at them.

The scenes at full-time were tremendous, Sunshine on Leith is an incredible football anthem, and the Jambos couldn't get out the stadium quickly enough to escape hearing it as they saw another year added to the 64 that it's been since they last won the League Cup.

Hibs need to use this victory as a springboard for the rest of the season and take those performance levels into the Aberdeen game at the weekend.

If we do, we'll quickly climb the table - a Hibs side in that form will be a match for any team in the league.