More silly fouls are giving Motherwell encouragement late in this game.

Can they make another set-piece count? Nope. It's headed away.

Almost a dream start to the second half for Aberdeen.

Duk plays Jack MacKenzie in behind with a lovely through ball, but the left-back's shot is well saved by Ellery Balcombe.

Bright start for Rangers as Connor Barron crosses for John Souttar, who had been up for a corner, and the defender's effort is into the side-netting.

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No messing about from the home boss Philippe Clement with those half-time replacements. He is looking for better. Much better.

Away we go again in Paisley.

Aberdeen boss Jimmy Thelin has made a double change at half-time, with Kevin Nisbet and Duk on for Leighton Clarkson and Ester Sokler.

Rangers kick off for the second half and manager Philippe Clement has taken action by replacing Mohamed Diomande and Cyriel Dessers with Ianis Hagi and Danilo.

That's a fifth Premiership red card for Kilmarnock this season...

Killie are reduced to 10 men as Liam Donnelly is shown a second yellow card for a high boot.

Hopes of an equaliser are fading.

The goal stands. It looked like someone might have been offside at the free-kick, but certainly not goal-scorer Zach Robinson.

A very, very long VAR check in Dingwall. Is the kit broken again?

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A chorus of loud boos on the half-time whistle from the home fans, who had to wait until 15:55 for this one to kick off and are still waiting for their side to get going.

Rangers have been flat and unimaginative and Dundee United are pretty good value for their interval advantage.

United have been disciplined and full of energy. When their chance came, Sam Dalby took it. A huge 45 minutes coming for Rangers and home boss Philippe Clement.

As for United, the game plan is working a treat. Jim Goodwin just wants more of the same after the break. Had Kai Fotheringham's shot not been blocked by a defender, the visiting manager might have had a two goal lead to protect.

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One shot on target, that's all Motherwell have managed so far.

They've got 12 minutes or so to change that.

Kilmarnock are piling on the pressure as they go in pursuit of an equaliser.

Nothing to show for it just yet.

Toyosi Olusanya's calm finish has the hosts in front at the break.

There was also controversy when St Mirren's Alex Gogic was shown a red card by referee John Beaton for a heavy challenge on Shayden Morris, before Beaton reversed his decision having gone to the VAR monitor.

Aberdeen need a second-half turnaround if they are to keep hold of their unbeaten league status.

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Well have made changes to get back into this, but County look the more likely to score again.

We had a VAR check for a possible home penalty but play quickly resumed.

The boos from the home crowd say it all as Rangers trudge off a goal down at the break following Sam Dalby's headed opener for Dundee United.

The goal came against the run of play but, in truth, Rangers have struggled to create meaningful openings.

Plenty of work for under pressure Rangers manager Philippe Clement to do with his half-time team talk. As for United boss Jim Goodwin, he will want just more of the same.

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Rangers have the ball in the net but the home celebrations are short lived.

Connor Barron handles as he gets the ball under control and his low cross is converted by Robin Propper.

The referee penalises Barron and it's as you were.

Better from Aberdeen, who seemed to have weathered the St Mirren storm.

Leighton Clarkson skips past a challenge on the edge of the box, but the Dons midfielder's shot is high and wide.

A couple of decent opportunities from corners for Kilmarnock midfielder Liam Donnelly there.

He has a header deflected over the crossbar by Bozo Mikulic before ballooning a volley well over the top