Motherwell fans are lapping this up.

Neat finishes from Apostolos Stamatelopoulous and Tawanda Maswanhise have them on track for the first league win against Rangers at Fir Park since Boxing Day 2002.

Phillipe Clement's side have dominated possession but have shirked at the sight of goal and have not troubled Aston Oxborough at all.

A huge 45 minutes coming up for the Ibrox boss who made seven changes from the team that lost to St Mirren.

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The only goal of the game so far came after just 80 seconds.

It was the 17-year-old who nabbed it - James Wilson, the bright light in Hearts' dismal season so far.

County have had a lot of the ball without testing Craig Gordon too often, while Hearts have forced a few quick saves from Jordan Amissah.

Hopefully the rain lightens up and we get a decent second half.

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A glancing header from Nectar Triantis has put Hibernian on course for their fourth consecutive win.

Neither side has really dominated proceedings, although the home side have crafted the better chances - with Junior Hoilett left blushing after missing an almighty sitter early on.

Much improvement will be needed from Kilmarnock, who look nothing like the team who demolished Aberdeen on Boxing Day.

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This game has been all about the quality of the crosses.

Both goals were products of fine right wing-back deliveries with Josh Mulligan setting up Simon Murray for Dundee before Elvis Bwomono picked out Toyosi Olusanya to equalise for St Mirren.

The hosts have been the dominant side but it remains level at the break.

Despite a dominant 45 minutes from the hosts at Celtic Park, St Johnstone are only one goal behind the league leaders.

Still a massive second half to go, you wonder if Simo Valakari's side can hold on and keep the score down.

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The TV cameras cut to Phillipe Clement during a wee stoppage as a Motherwell player received treatment.

Wouldn't like to be in the Rangers dressing room in a few minutes...

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

That goal by Nectar Triantis has set Hibernian up for their fourth win in a row.

If they do so, it will be the first time they have achieved that feat in over two years.

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The home team send in a flurry of corners, but all the deliveries are hampered by the strengthening gusts and no clear-cut chances fall their way.

Meanwhile, Kilmarnock have struggled to out their own half in the last 10 minutes.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at the SMISA

Good response from St Mirren to going behind. Dundee had the wind in their sails for a while until a nice diving header from Toyosi Olusanya gets the home fans up off their seats and singing.

Oscar Cortes, what are you doing?

It's a well-worked move from Rangers as they charge forward with pace. It's shifted out to Cortes on the left and he opens up his body to shoot, then gets it so horribly wrong.

Not even close.

Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

Wow! What a great goal from Motherwell. And it came from very little too. Tawanda Maswanhise's did so well to control the ball, then the turn and the finish... All brilliant skill from the Zimbabwean.

Rangers don't look overly comfortable. In contrast, Motherwell are brimming with confidence.

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Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

Just as these home supporters were celebrating Nicolas Kuhn, who delivered yet another decisive moment, that news from Fir Park filtered through to a joyous reception.

That lead at the top looks likely to grow ahead of a trip to Ibrox on Thursday.

Everything is falling perfectly for Celtic right now in stark contrast to their main rivals.

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Derek Ferguson
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound

They keep it alive, Motherwell.

Boy does Maswanhise do well, the touch, the turn and the finish. He's under severe pressure but picks his spot.

The confidence will be oozing out of Motherwell.

Nicolas Kuhn would have a second goal if not for an excellent save by Josh Rae.

The German winger fires his strike towards the top corner and Rae palms it away for a corner.

Joe Wright can't continue for Kilmarnock after pulling up a few minutes ago. Robbie Deas, just back from suspension, is on in his place.

Ross County are enjoying a decent spell in absolutely disgusting conditions.

Connor Randall whizzes one along the floor and Craig Gordon is down well to smother it.