As three games head to the dressing-room, Celtic and Kilmarnock are preparing for their 4pm kick-off.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Tynecastle

Netherlands great Johan Cruyff once said: “You have got to shoot, otherwise you don’t score." And Alexandros Kyzaridis is certainly paying heed to the great man. Any sight of goal for the 25 year old and he takes aim.

He may not be awarded his latest effort as the final touch came from the United keeper after the shot rebounded off the base of the post, but when he is anywhere around the 18-yard box, danger looms for the opposition.

However, the equaliser for United was a thing of beauty. Luca Stephenson has been the standout performer for the visitors in the opening 45 minutes and his brilliant header sets up what should be a terrific second half.

It's all kicking off just as the whistle goes.

Cammy Devlin needlessly bumps Ivan Dolcek once the ball is gone and the United winger shoves him in fury.

John Beaton books Dolcek, who then has to be pulled away from some of the Hearts players.

Anyway, it's all square. Yevhen Kucherenko's own goal after Alexandros Kyziridis' shot hit off the goalkeeper and went in was cancelled out by Luca Stephenson's header for United.

A finely poised game.

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Rangers are on their way to a third successive league win thanks to goals from Nicolas Raskin and Mikey Moore.

The teenager was denied a second after an offside Mohamed Diomande was ruled to have interfered in the build-up.

Dundee have done next to nothing.

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Luke Graham gets another sight of the Rangers goal as the ball is nodded into his path, but the big defender slashes his shot waaaaaay off target.

Motherwell have dominated the ball, kept Aberdeen pinned back, looked neat and tidy.

But it's Aberdeen who have had the best chance. How many Motherwell games have gone that way this season already?

Marko Lazetic should probably have put Aberdeen ahead, while the visitors just have not looked clinical in the final third.

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United keep trying to exploit Hearts' high line and Ivan Dolcek springs in behind once again.

Stuart Findlay was playing him on, but goalkeeper Alexander Schwolow charges off his line and makes a challenge.

The ball cannons off Dolcek and goes behind for a goal kick.

Mohamed Diomande is ruled to have interfered with play from an offside position and it's back to 2-0.

Mikey Moore did so well to smash in the rebound after John McCracken saved from Danilo, but that effort had gone through the legs of Diomande, who was in front of the Dundee goalkeeper.

There goes another Aberdeen chance!

Marko Lazetic is on the end of a perfect Jesper Karlsson cross.

The striker's beaten the offside trap, it's at a decent height, he's maybe 10 yards out... and he swipes it wide. Has to hit the target.

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell captain on Sportsound

Dundee look so disjointed.

No-one puts any Rangers player under any pressure and Mikey Moore comes in off the left and stabs it home.

But there's an onfield review.

United are getting into some promising positions out wide, but their final ball hasn't been up to scratch so far.

Calum Ward has to scramble as Dylan Lobban's cross is deflected and almost catches the Motherwell goalkeeper out.

Aberdeen have come into it slightly more in the last five or 10 minutes.

Motherwell's early push seems to have tired them out and the lack of goals has dented the confidence further.

A few signs of life from Dundee over the past few minutes, switching to a back four in a bid to get further up the pitch.

Rangers goalkeeper Jack Butland punches away a corner and centre-half Luke Graham's scuffed follow-up shot is easily cleared away by the visitors.

Aberdeen have had their first shot.

Emmanuel Gyamfi sprints down the left on to a loose ball and just about holds off the challenge of a Motherwell defender, but the midfielder's effort at goal is tame.