Hibs have made a change at the break which sees Miguel Chaiwa make way for Nicky Cadden.

Celtic are unchanged for the second half.

We're getting back under way across the country.

Hearts' Lawrence Shankland has recorded 11 goal involvements across his past 10 Scottish Premiership games (eight goals, three assists).

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Tannadice

Kilmarnock are probably just deserving of the lead here at Tannadice.

They have certainly been the more clinical in the final third, and the goal was really well worked.

United have been pretty disjointed and the front foot sharpness we have seen from them of late has been missing today.

Jim Goodwin will be hoping they can rediscover it in the second half.

Falkirk have conceded seven first-half goals in six games, more than any other side in the Scottish Premiership this season.

They've also conceded four goals in the final 15 minutes of the first half. Again, no team has conceded more in that period in the top flight this term.

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Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Tynecastle

There is quality, tenacity and pace about this Hearts team. The fans inside this ground have been seeking that for years.

From back to front every player has played their part, but Derek McInnes will have a warning at the break.

This Falkirk team came from 2-0 down in midweek against Hibernian and John McGlynn will no doubt be looking for a similar response into the second half.

A routine first 45 for the hosts.

Alexandros Kyziridis' screamer opened the scoring, Lawrence Shankland's fine strike doubled the hosts' lead.

Falkirk face a long second half if the game is similar to the first half.

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The whistle blows on a goalless first half in Glasgow.

Celtic were the better of the two sides in the opening 45 minutes and certainly created dangerous opportunities but couldn't find that all important goal.

Having conceded a number of goals in first-half stoppage time, Hibs will be happy to head into the break with a clean sheet.

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St Mirren have the lead through Killian Phillips and deservedly so.

Dundee started well enough with a decent effort by Drey Wright but St Mirren started to enjoy more and more territory before Phillips popped up with the opener.

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Bruce Anderson's goal is the difference after a lively 45 minutes at Tannadice.

There'll be elements of play that will please both managers. There's been chances at either end, good intent from both, but only Kilmarnock have shown the clinical edge.

If the score stays the same, it would be an upset. United are in good form and Killie have a notoriously poor away record.

A lot of work for the hosts to do.

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Martin Boyle collides with Anthony Ralston and wins Hibs a free-kick about halfway inside the Celtic half.

It's headed towards goal but Warren O'Hora's chip is inches over the Celtic crossbar.

United hit the post but the flag is up.

It's a lovely chip over the defence from Krisztian Keresztes that puts Zac Sapsford one-on-one, but the Aussie hits the post from six yards out.

The replay shows the striker did go just a wee bit early.

Almost a second for Kilmarnock.

A long free-kick drops to Bruce Anderson on the edge of the box and he fires for that bottom corner again.

He doesn't quite catch it, but Yevhenii Kuchurenko flies down to smother it. Decent stop.

An excellent stretching save from Raphael Sallinger keeps out Kelechi Iheanacho as the pressure from the hosts continues to mount.

Celtic are getting into good areas and carving out several opportunities but still no breakthrough.

Lawrence Shankland nudges it to Harry Milne on the right, who flashes it across the face.

Alexandros Kyziridis lunges in and pokes it towards goal from inside the six-yard box, but Scott Bain makes a smart instinctive save.

The Falkirk keeper is keeping them in this.