Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at the SMISA

As nil-nil's go, this has been pretty decent. We've had a disallowed goal; both crossbars being tested; and both goalkeepers being called in to make crucial stops. All that's missing is a goal. Surely there's one coming.

Tony Watt gets on the end of a cross again. But again the Well striker can't steer it on target.

It's great work from Tawanda Maswanhise in the build-up to drive forward and slide the ball to Stephen O'Donnell, who swings the ball in.

United manager Jim Goodwin throws on Louis Moult for the striker's first appearance in a month following a spell out injured.

Off goes winger Glenn Middleton.

Incredible! Both teams hit the frame of the goal within seconds of each other.

St Mirren striker Mikael Mandron firstly slams a near-post finish off the underside of the bar before winger Glenn Middleton's strike up the other end is deflected high on to the woodwork.

Finally, Motherwell manage to threaten.

Substitute Tawanda Maswanhise floats a ball into the Hibs box and Well striker Tony Watt connects with his head, but it sails over the bar.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at the SMISA

There's greater intensity about Dundee United in the early part of this second half. Looks like they've been politely encouraged by their gaffer, Jim Goodwin, to play more of their football in the opponents' half.

That's a chance for Elvis Bwomono. However, the St Mirren full-back slips while attempting to meet a cross at the back post.

Disallowed goals come along like buses. This time, Hibs briefly think they have a third goal!

They pinch the ball and gallop forward. Martin Boyle races down the right and floats a ball to the back post, Nectarios Triantis heads across goal and fellow midfielder Josh Campbell bundles home.

Campbell clearly looked offside and VAR confirms the linesman's call.

Within minutes of the restart, United have the ball in the net, but it's quickly ruled out.

Vicko Sevelj pokes in at the back post, but the winger's the wrong side at the initial flick on from the corner.

We're off again in Paisley - a little behind at Easter Road - and elsewhere in the games to have survived the weather.

Stay with us for the second-half action and reaction.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at the SMISA

This one promised much in the first 10 minutes but then petered out into a bit of a disappointment so far.

At third and sixth in the table, both these sides can do better. Here's hoping they prove me right after the interval.

Credit to both sets of fans. There's a big crowd in here; Dundee United are very well represented in the stand behind Walton's goal; and the home fans haven't stopped chanting and beating the drum all half.

The supporters deserve a goal or two.

Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on Sportsound

Neither side producing anything close to the form that's brought them many plaudits this season.

Slack pass after slack pass. That was the only real consistent theme in the opening 45 minutes.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Scotland at Easter Road

Unless Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell can work some magic into his players in the half-time team talk, this game looks done and dusted in terms of where the points will be heading.

Hibs have been decent, but it’s been so easy for David Gray's players in the opening 45 minutes.

And if the passages of play follow suit then you can only see more goals for the home side.

It's all very tight in the fourth tier.

Leaders East Fife are being held at home by improving Clyde and second-top Elgin are also level away to bottom side Forfar.

As it stands, Peterhead are poised to overtake Elgin as they lead away to fourth-placed Edinburgh, who are also down to 10 men.

• Bonnyrigg Rose P-P Stranraer
• East Fife 0-0 Clyde
• Edinburgh City 0-1 Peterhead
• Forfar Athletic 0-0 Elgin City
• Stirling Albion P-P The Spartans

Queen of the South are poised to draw level with fifth-placed hosts Alloa - but remain behind on goal difference - as they lead at Recreation Park in the one League 1 game being played currently.

• Alloa Athletic 0-1 Queen of the South
• Annan Athletic P-P Inverness Caledonian Thistle
• Cove Rangers P-P Montrose
• Dumbarton P-P Arbroath
• Kelty Hearts v Stenhousemuir (17:30, live on BBC Alba)

Only one Championship game today, but it is a big one, with leaders Falkirk being held at home by Queen's Park

Two goals in three minutes from Martin Boyle and Nectarios Triantis have Hibs cruising at Easter Road and on course for a fifth win in seven matches.

Losing Nicky Cadden to injury hasn't hampered the Leith side so far, while Motherwell have also lost Paul McGinn to what looked like a muscle issue.

The visitors have not had a single shot.

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