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<\/p>\nSocceroos star Martin Boyle has suffered an untimely injury at club level, seemingly tweaking his hamstring in Hibernian’s 2-0 home win over Aberdeen.<\/p>\n
Boyle pulled up suddenly and fell to the ground while trying to make a run into the box in the 33rd minute of the Scottish Premiership match, which was settled by second-half goals from Thibault Klidje and substitute Junior Hoilett.<\/p>\n
The 32-year-old required treatment then trudged off the pitch in Edinburgh and was substituted.<\/p>\n
Boyle has been a prolific force for Hibs this season, scoring five goals and recently serving as stand-in skipper.<\/p>\n
Hibernian coach David Gray was unsure about the extent of the damage but made it clear he would be taking a conservative approach with the Australian.<\/p>\n
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Martin Boyle (right) was full of beans at Easter Road before his injury. (Getty Images: SNS Group\/Roddy Scott)<\/p>\n
“It’s never a good sign, especially somebody as quick as him, when you see him running like that and he pulls up straight away,” Gray said.<\/p>\n
“So he’s clearly felt something.<\/p>\n
“When you speak to him now he’s actually quite positive about it. He says it doesn’t feel too bad but it’s far too early to say.<\/p>\n
“We’ll obviously scan that as quickly as we can and make sure we find out.<\/p>\n
“But it’s always a concern when somebody pulls up like that, so we certainly won’t be taking a risk. We’ll make sure we look after that properly.”<\/p>\n
Gray lamented the setback, highlighting how Boyle was “playing really well in the first half”.<\/p>\n