Another big chance for Motherwell. They hit on the counter with the ball dropping to Luke Armstrong in the box, but the striker's effort is deflected wide.

Moments later, Kieran O'Hara is forced into another good save as Moses Ebiye - just on for Tony Watt - heads at goal but the keeper pushes away.

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St Mirren 1-2 Hibernian

Ooof.

Rocky Bushiri's getting treatment after Jonah Ayunga's studs chomp into his forearm. Unsurprisingly, the St Mirren forward's shown a yellow card.

That looked a sore one...

So, as things stand...

• Hibernian will clinch third
• St Johnstone trail Ross County by three points with the same goal difference
• Aberdeen & Dundee United still have fourth to battle over
• St Mirren have fifth to fight for
• Dundee are safe

Give it 30 seconds and check back in again...

We are back under way at Pittodrie.

Seb Palmer-Houlden goes close to a second for Dundee.

His shot from outside the far post is heading for the top corner, but Jordan Amissah gets across well to make the save.

A minute later and Amissah makes another decent stop from a Joe Shaughnessy header.

Dundee are full of confidence now.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

An explosion of delight and relief at Dens Park as the home side find the breakthrough.

The Dundee fans have been frustrated for much of this game but their team produced their first real moment of quality and made it count.

It was a beauty of a pass from Lyall Cameron and Scott Tiffoney, just on the pitch at half-time, was ice cool with the finish.

Suddenly Dundee smell blood here. They're all over County.

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Dave Richards, what you up to?

It's a long, looping, almost hopeless ball from Jack Butland in the Rangers goal. The away goalie makes the signal he's coming to the edge of his area and smothering it up.

He makes a muck up, Cyriel Dessers nips in a tries to dig an effort out.

There's a lack of pace which allows Will Ferry to scoop it up, though.

Kinda sums up this second half.

Ooft, Lawrence Shankland unleashes a Beckham-esque effort from about a mile out.

St Johnstone cough it up, and the Hearts skipper spots Andy Fisher off his line and launches a swooping left-foot shot from just inside the away half.

Fisher is scrambling furiously, and the ball drops just past the post.

Some effort, that. Catch it on Sportscene later...

Motherwell have a chance as Callum Slattery lasers one at goal from 30 yards.

Kieran O'Hara can only punch away in the direction of Luke Armstrong, but the sub striker sees his effort blocked.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at the SMISA

The sun's now set behind the stand holding the large, noisy Hibs support. Taking all the heat out of the evening and putting us in the main stand completely in the shade. Cardigan on. It was roasting. It's now chilly. Scotland, eh?

On the pitch, decent start (again) from Hibs

It's excellent play again from Martin Boyle who holds off two defenders to get a shot away, but his effort goes wide.

Really bright start to the second half from the Australian.

Meanwhile in Paisley...

Decent opportunity for Hearts to go three up here.

A Yan Dhanda free-kick from the right is bent onto the head of Jorge Grant at the near post.

His effort is deflected over.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

A very strange half of football.

Without breaking much sweat Celtic had the lead and appeared to be coasting.

But a lengthy stoppage clearly helped Aberdeen, who caught the visitors cold once play resumed.

And then when the Dons were on top, Celtic regained the advantage deep in to stoppage time.

What will the second half hold?

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Both sides have made a change at half time. Scott Tiffoney is on for Oluwaseun Adewumi in attack.

For Ross County, Jonathan Tomkinson replaces Kacper Lopata at the back.

How is that not a goal?!

Stephen O'Donnell picks out Tony Watt at the back post, about two yards out, but he places his header straight at Kieran O'Hara. Best chance of the game for the Steelmen.

Hyun-Jun Yang's goal on the stroke of half-time has Celtic in front at the break.

Aberdeen will be frustrated because they were holding their own until that point.

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