Hibs midfielder Kwon Hyeok-kyu has his hands over his face because he knows he should have done better here.

Junior Hoilett floats a free kick to the back post and Hibs centre-half Marvin Ekpiteta gets a touch across goal.

The ball bobbles about and eventually Kwon lashes well over from about 15 yards.

Richard Taylor is the next man hooked, with Elvis Bwomono coming into the St Mirren defence.

The rain has started to pour down in Paisley, which can only add to the incredible spectacle on show.

Huge chance for Well, their best of the game by far.

Seconds after coming on, Tony Watt gets his head on a cross from just yards out, but the striker's effort is straight at goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov, who reacts well.

A yard either side? Goal.

Triple Well change as Tony Watt, Marvin Kaleta and Jair Tavares, making his debut for the club, all come on.

Zach Robinson, Stephen O'Donnell and Tawanda Maswanhise are the departing trio.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at St Mirren Park

The weather has deteriorated significantly here in Paisley. The rain is now falling heavily and a strong wind is making life difficult for the players.

Killie are trying to weather the storm in every sense. Having played pretty well, they are a goal and a man down.

They have started the second half pretty well but know they need the next goal if they are to take anything from this game.

Dundee wide-man Ziyad Larkeche is booked by Grant Irvine for diving.

He takes slight contact to the back and throws himself down, but he does not even protest before the referee flashes a yellow card in his direction.

Seems very harsh.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Pittodrie

I know it is goals that make the headlines, but what a great tackle from Motherwell's Ewan Wilson to foil Topi Keskinen just as the winger was getting ready to take a shot at goal.

A really good block.

Dundee manager Tony Docherty rings in the half-time changes.

Jordan McGhee and Oluwaseun Adewumi replace Ethan Ingram and Seb Palmer-Houlden.

No surprise to see Ingram hooked. He was out-jumped for the opener and gave away the penalty for the second. An afternoon to forget for the full-back.

Slobodan Rubezic should score and wrap this game up.

A corner slaps the head of the Dons centre-back, but he misses the target from close range.

A penetrating pass finds Jack Vale in the area and he tries to pick out strike partner Zach Robinson, whose touch lets him down and the chance is gone.

Junior Hoilett is on for his Hibs debut. The veteran winger has replaced Elie Youan at the break.

An early yellow card for St Mirren defender Richard Taylor in the second half, for a soft challenge on Danny Armstrong.

St Mirren striker Toyosi Olusanya was replaced at half-time, as well. He was injured in the first-half. James Scott is on in his place.

And this time it is a penalty. Celtic will have the chance to take the lead with James Penrice judged to have handled.

Nicolas Kuhn's cross comes off Hearts left-back James Penrice's hand and goes out. Celtic may get a penalty here with VAR checking.

Celtic look determined to get ahead at the start of the second half, but midfielder Reo Hatate snatches at his shot and it's too high.

Half-time change for Motherwell as Jack Vale replaces Davor Zdravkovski.

That'll mean Lennon Miller moves back one alongside Andy Halliday as Vale slots in behind Zach Robinson in attack.

We're getting under way again around the country.

Are Celtic about to drop their first points of the season and allow Aberdeen to overtake them at the top of the Premiership?

Stay with us to find out...

Jane Lewis
BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

Hearts did really well to weather the early storm at Celtic Park and will be pleased to go in at half-time on level pegging.

The visitors have much to thank Craig Gordon for in this one - the goalkeeper's made some big saves.

Celtic have seen plenty of the ball and have been unlucky hitting the woodwork, but they'll still be frustrated at their failure to make all their possession count.