The first couple of chances have gone to the hosts, with Kacper Lopata and Jordan White getting headers away. Only the latter ended up on goal, and it was easy for Ross Doohan to collect.

Aberdeen have been trying to build out from the back, but it's not worked so far.

Rangers bundle their way into the Hibs box, but Cyriel Dessers can't get his feet sorted before Hamza Igamane curls high and wide.

Stephen O'Donnell goes into Matthew MacDermid's book for a hand into the face of Bobby Wales.

It's really clumsy from the Motherwell defender, but there's not enough force to merit anything further. VAR clearly agrees.

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Nice strike from Dylan Levitt but Jack Butland really ought to be saving that. The well-struck ball squirms through his body and Hibs have the lead inside the opening ten minutes. Surely Rangers aren't heading to a record fifth straight home defeat? Plenty left in this one yet.

Simon Murray in the thick of it again as he flicks a header over following Scott Tiffoney's cross. Dundee are up for this...

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Simon Murray with his 20th goal of the season with a clinical finish after just 82 seconds.

Great start for the home side and it came just after Mark O’Hara had a shot well saved by Trevor Carson.

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Vaclav Cerny lashes an ambitious effort over the bar for Rangers after Hibs fail to deal with a long throw into the box.

And we're away at all of the grounds now.

The only whistle to sound at three on the nose was at Dens Park.

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Who's the last Hibs player to score a winning goal in the league against Rangers?

You have to go back 25 SPFL matches between this pair to when Graeme Murty was the Rangers manager and Neil Lennon was in the opposing dug-out.

The game was at Ibrox, it finished 2-1 to Hibs... Thanks to a Jamie Maclaren penalty.

Hibernian head coach David Gray tells BBC Scotland: "We need a very big performance. We have demonstrated during this run that if we play to our maximum, we're a tough team to beat.

"We need to put a gameplan in place to win the game and to do that you need to frustrate the crowd a little bit. The start will be key for both sides.

"We're coming into the game with a positive mindset. It's a brilliant test and one we're looking forward to."

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Rangers interim manager Barry Ferguson tells BBC Scotland: "It's a big boost [to have Vaclav Cerny back]. He's come through a couple of training sessions and he's ready to go.

"Delighted to have him back. Whether he'll last the 90 minutes, we just need to play that by ear.

"We're fully focused on what we need to do today against a very good Hibs team. We're ready to go.

"It's a squad game, if you produce the goods for me, you'll be in the team for the following game.

"I think teams enjoy coming here which frustrates the living daylights out of me. It's a brilliant challenge for us today."

Motherwell manager Michael Wimmer: "The surface is not important, it's our performance that's important. No excuses, we deal with the situation and need to give everything.

"The pressure is not only with Kilmarnock, we have it too. We want to have a final next week against Hearts to maybe get in the top six. We know this is a strong opponent, especially on the pitch. It's a tough challenge."

Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes explains the five changes to his team and his recent frustrations.

"I don't like changing my goalkeeper but I just felt it was the right thing to do," he told BBC Scotland.

"I've watched the players closely this week. Sometimes you make changes to a winning team because you're looking at how the opposition play.

"We've picked a team we feel can start well for us, and we've got a strong bench as well with Kyle Vassell back. We've missed Stuart Findlay and it was an easy decision to bring him back because he's been so pivotal for me.

"We've never been able to get the bit between our teeth and go on an unbeaten run, but there's still time to have a strong end to the season.

"I'm annoyed we've got ourselves in this position. That we had such a strong support at St Mirren and they all go home disappointed. But you've got to deal with that as a manager."

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Ross County manager Don Cowie tells BBC Scotland: "Two (changes) unfortunately enforced. Alex Samuel made his first start in three months and he's feeling the effects of that.

"We got really bad news about Noah Chilvers, who's been outstanding for us. He had a coming together in training on Thursday and we found out on Thursday that he's done his ACL.

"He's a really influential player for us. It gives an opportunity for someone else to step in, but our focus is on helping Noah in his recovery.

"Aberdeen were back to their best and we have to expect the best version of them. We've seen how dangerous they can be."

Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin tells BBC Scotland: "Shayden [Morris] can help us to unlock them a bit, and attack them in a better way. Let's see.

"We have to be consistent in our performance, that's what we're working on, and hopefully we show that today. We want the team to be stable all game.

"A season never lies. We have to keep pushing and improving all the time. We have to perform today.

"Every game so far this season has been really challenging. The only thing we can take care of is our own situation and our own games."

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St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson tells BBC Sportsound: "I'd rather be in the top six already, I'd rather be in Hibs' position or Rangers or Celtic.

"For St Mirren to be, with two games to go, a point off the top six - expectation now is we should be - that's only based on the talent of the players.

"We'll certainly be doing everything we can in our power to do that and it would be an incredible achievement from this group of players.

"Both teams score a lot of goals in the early stages. Both teams concede a lot of goals in the final stages. We've stated the importance of the start and the game won't be only until the whistle blows because there's a lot of drama happens at the end of both teams' games.

"It's an exciting one to be involved in."

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