Hibs players spread Christmas cheer at Edinburgh's Sick Kids hospital
They gave out presents at the hospital earlier.
Hibs players donned Santa hats and handed out gifts as they visited a children's hospital.
The visit was arranged by the Sick Kids Friends Foundation, which supports the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Edinburgh.
Fan favourites including captain David Gray, forward James Keatings and striker Jason Cummings visited the hospital on Monday.
The Edinburgh side won the Scottish Cup in May with a 3-2 victory over Rangers, lifting the trophy for the first time in more than a century.
The players brought the prestigious trophy to the hospital, to the delight of the young fans.
Gray said: In Edinburgh and beyond, families have stories about visiting the 'Sick Kids', or will know someone who has - which says a lot about the important role it plays in our community.
Winning the Scottish Cup was incredibly special for us and it is only right that we share this with all at the Sick Kids Hospital, to give something back and join in with their celebrations this Christmas.''
Keatings added: It's massively important coming to see the kids here and giving out gifts at a crucial time of year.
Hopefully I can put a few smiles on their faces and give them something they can take away from here.'' Players from Edinburgh derby rivals Hearts will visit the hospital on Tuesday.
Pippa Johnson, director of marketing and fundraising at the Sick Kids Friends Foundation, said: We are so thankful to the teams for making the effort to come and visit, especially at this very busy time of year.
Some of the kids are massive football fans so it really will make their day to meet some of their favourite players.
We exist to ensure children and young people's lives are less interrupted by illness and that they have a more positive hospital experience.''