Almost a third for Killie.

The ball falls to Marcus Dackers on the edge of the box, with almost no-one around him.

He waits for it to sit nicely and slices it towards the top corner, but it's just wide.

Kelechi Iheanacho finally has the ball in the back of the net but the flag goes up for offside.

VAR are having a reasonably long look at this, but the on-field decision is confirmed.

Killie make two changes - Bruce Anderson and Greg Kiltie are replaced, with Djenairo Daniels and Brad Lyons on.

United aren't far away from getting one back, though. A beautifully-worked move down the right finds Luca Stephenson, who fires across goal.

Nikolaj Moller tries the backheel flick, and Max Stryjek makes a brilliant save to tip behind.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Tynecastle Park

They may be trailing by three goals, but Falkirk are having a real go at Hearts in this second period and fair play to their fans who have been singing their hearts out all afternoon.

Gully Singh
BBC Sport Scotland at Smisa Stadium

Stephen Robinson has his hands on his head as St Mirren nearly grab a second in tough conditions given the rain.

The home support are making some noise, almost like they can sense a goal coming.

Dundee are struggling a wee bit at the minute, with St Mirren stretching them on either side.

It really does feel like the next goal, should there be one, will be crucial.

There's a theory that Aberdeen and Hearts can never be good at the same time, and the two clubs have not won on the same day since 2 January 2024 - just shy of 21 months ago.

With Hearts boss Derek McInnes leading his side to a win at home to Falkirk this afternoon, it doesn't bode well for his old club for their trip to Motherwell.

The Dons could do with a reversal in that trend as they chase a first win in the Scottish Premiership since April.

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Falkirk manage to work their way into the Hearts box, but Calvin Miller slices his chance high and wide.

Just not happening for the visitors this afternoon whatsoever.

What a chance for Celtic!

Sebastian Tounekti sends a teasing ball across the face of Raphael Sallinger's goal and all Kelechi Iheanacho has to do is get a touch, but the ball races past the sliding striker.

United hit the bar - but it never looked like troubling Max Stryjek.

It was a header from Zac Sapsford that looped up, and looked like going over, but the ball actually drops on to the bar. Gathered comfortably in the end.

Two changes for United now. Nikolaj Moller and Julius Eskesen are on for Amar Fatah and Ivan Dolcek.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Tannadice

Kilmarnock are thoroughly deserving of their two-goal lead.

They have been excellent, particularly since the break, pulling United all over the place.

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Almost an immediate reaction from United.

They work it up the right, switch it to the left, and it's cut back into the box.

Vicko Sevelj is running on to it, but he tries to place it instead of blasting it, and it's straight at the keeper.

The pattern for this second half is sort of set.

Dundee are trying to push for obvious reasons but St Mirren's shape allows them to break quickly.

It'll either be 2-0 St Mirren or 1-1 at this rate. Or 1-0 to St Mirren. Who knows?

Dundee resort to a long-range shot through Ryan Astley but it's a comfortable save for St Mirren goalkeeper Shamal George.

The visitors are missing the movement and presence of Simon Murray.

It's been all Celtic at the start of the second half as Arne Engels' shot from close range is deflected behind for a corner.

The delivery from the midfielder is good and Kelechi Iheanacho heads over at the back post.

As usual, BBC Scotland will provide match highlights of the Premiership's weekend action. In the first halves alone today, there are a couple of goals worth seeing.

Sportscene kicks off on the BBC Scotland channel at 19:15 BST tonight, with a repeat on BBC One Scotland starting just before midnight.

You'll also find it all on the iPlayer at some point.