Away we go again.

No changes for either side.

I think teams are sensing a vulnerability from Rangers at this moment.

Defensively, Rangers are not looking as strong as they were at start of Clement's time at the club.

Normally when you're playing against the Old Firm you only get one or two sniffs at goal, so I'm surprised at how many chances St Mirren have had here.

Rangers have a record of W21, D0, L1 when scoring the opening goal in the Premiership this season.

That one loss was their recent defeat at Ross County. There are similar shades of that game today in Paisley.

They cannot afford a similar outcome come the final whistle.

A concern is Rangers don't have control.

They started to dominate after 20 minutes and they were starting to get into better areas.

Once they get themselves in front, it should have been a message that it will not be like Ross County.

They did not do that. If anything, St Mirren showed more aggression after the goal.

St Mirren managed five shots on target in that opening 45 and finished the half with a higher xG - 0.62 to 0.46.

Not ideal for the Ibrox side. They're offering encouragement again.

St Mirren started the game with a real purpose, and so aggressively. They unsettled Rangers until around the 15th minute mark.

Rangers started to grow into the game and put them under pressure. Then they get the goal, which was slack from St Mirren. Zach Hemming could have let it go.

But then St Mirren score a fantastic goal. And after that, they were putting Rangers back under pressure again until the half-time whistle.

Stephen Robinson will be delighted. They have been asking questions.

Mikael Mandron has now scored eight Premiership goals this season, more than any other St Mirren player.

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A thoroughly entertaining half of SPFL football.

James Bolton's own goal has been cancelled out by a deserved Mikael Mandron equaliser.

Another baw is burst.

Two minutes added.

That's an incredible save.

Mark O'Hara makes first contact and James Bolton pokes the ball towards goal.

But Jack Butland makes a superb reaction stop.

Borna Barisic comes through the back of Greg Kiltie and gives away a cheap foul.

We're now on 45.

You get yourselves in front, that's when you kill the game and make St Mirren run.

Rangers need to step it back up again.

Borna Barisic takes, it's a decent ball but it's cleared, then Todd Cantwell scuffs a shot into the arms of the keeper.

But they have a chance to retake the lead with a free-kick from deep...

Deja vu vibes from Dingwall for Rangers here.

It is an incredible header to beat Jack Butland.

Mandron has been dangerous all afternoon and you can't keep giving the opposition chance after chance.

I can't tell you how good a header that is. It is an absolutely brilliant header.

O'Hara floats a cross in and Mandron has so much to do to even get that on target.

Phenomenal.

That will go down as an OG.

Stephen Robinson will be really disappointed that his goalkeeper has come out and flapped at it.

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Such a sloppy goal for St Mirren to lose.

Hemming doesn't need to make full contact with the ball, then he's on the ground and out the game.

The ball was going out anyway.