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Hibernian boss Alan Stubbs has put all thoughts of the Scottish Cup final behind him as he concentrates on securing three points against Rangers on Wednesday evening. Hibs booked their place at Hampden on May 21 with a penalty shoot-out victory over Dundee United last Saturday, a feat repeated by Rangers over Glasgow rivals Celtic 24 hours later. For the first time in the 143-year history of the worlds oldest football competition, two teams from outside the top flight will contest the final but Stubbs insists it is the last thing on his mind.Speaking to Sky Sports News HQ, the former Celtic and Everton defender said: People will start to talk about this game as being some sort of curtain-raiser but it is all about this game for us.Tomorrow is a chance for us to get three points. It means a lot more to us as they have already won the league and are worthy champions. Harry Forrester celebrates Rangers title success Asked if the club will give Rangers a guard of honour at Easter Road in recognition of their title success, Stubbs indicated he would prefer to concentrate on matters on the pitch.I rang Mark (Warburton) and David (Weir) personally as soon as they won the title, but we are focussed on the game itself and what we need to do tomorrow. That is the most important thing, he added.We all want to see the game, its not about other issues, the most important thing is you will see two good teams tomorrow night. Billy McKay of Dundee United fails to beat Hibernian keeper Conrad Logan Stand-in goalkeeper Conrad Logan put on a man-of-the-match display against Dundee United last Saturday but Stubbs will turn to regular keeper Mark Oxley for the visit of the Gers, live on Sky Sports.Oxley was suspended for the Hampden showdown after picking up two bookings in earlier rounds, giving Logan the chance to shine at the national stadium.He has come in and done very well. He was man of the match for a reason, but Mark is my number one, added Stubbs. But what Conrad is doing is giving every manager a problem as competition for that place has gone up a notch and that is what we want. Also See: Hibs fixtures Hibs stats Scottish Champ table Mike Nott Jersey Store .ca NFL Power Rankings, overtaking the Denver Broncos and remaining ahead of NFC competition San Francisco, Carolina and New Orleans. Lew Reeve Jersey Store . 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After opening with rounds of 66 and 73 to make the cut by a stroke, he had 11 birdies in the bogey-free round. NSW prop Andrew Fifita insists it was disrespectful of Gavin Cooper to toss the ball at Matt Moylan and wouldnt hesitate at running in to protect his playmaker again.Fifita feared he let his team down when he was sin-binned for starting a minor melee in the second half of Wednesdays State of Origin III win over Queensland.Cooper gave Moylan a gobful after trampling over the fill-in five-eighth for a Origin debut try in the second half, lumping the ball on the Penrith skippers head in celebration.Fifita then flew in from almost 35 metres away just to let the Cooper know he didnt like it.I hate seeing it - and everyone else hates seeing it - when a big fella goes at a little halfback. I grew up with `Moyza and its more of a bond. Its like a brotherhood between us, Fifita said post-game.Fair enough he scored it, but what he did after wasnt called for, a bit of disrespect.The Cronulla star said he had no regrets racing to stick up for his teammate.If I was closer, I wouldve (done) the same thing, he said.He said I got sin-binned because I ran in pretty much 35 metres out. I think I was 45. But Ive got no regrets in doing it. II wouldve done it for anyone in the team.ddddddddddddn fact, a proud Fifita described the incident as a throwback to Origins halcyon days.Even when I was at the bottom of it, it just happens man. I (brought Origin) back a bit, he said.I thought I let the boys down. But in saying that, I come back on and we got the win.Cooper said he quickly figured out the culprit, but described the incident as a rite of Origin passage.Someone tried to take my head off, put it in a shopping bag and take it home. But it is what it is. I guess it shows what Origin is all about - sticking up for your mate, he said.The Maroons failed to take advantage of the extra man during the period, unbeknownst to Fifita, who had no vision of the game in the dressing room.I was trying to hear the noises. There was nothing, he said.It was an amp up. When I saw there was no change, the crowd got behind me and I just heard everyone screaming when I ran back. I got back out there and tried to do my job and I made that impact again. ' ' '