Corner to Hearts. Lots of pushing and shoving before Lawrence Shankland slices an ugly effort high and wide.

Now Hearts threaten, pouncing on a moment of slackness from Luke McCowan, and Kenneth Vargas drags a shot just wide from near the edge of the box.

Dundee come again, slicing Hearts open with ease, but Scott Tiffoney just can't take an awkward ball in his stride and the chance is gone.

A good spell of home pressure ends with Ziyad Larkeche ballooning an effort high over the target.

Dundee midfielder Lyall Cameron lets fly with a shot and Zander Clark needs to look sharp to tip it away.

Here we go.

Both sets of fans in fine voice in the late afternoon sunshine.

Hearts in a kind of rhubarb and pale custard outfit.

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Hearts head coach Steven Naismith tells BBC Scotland: "The team we've put out is one that can be aggressive, be on the front foot and cause Dundee problems.

"Oyegoke is physically very good, he's an aggressive defender and he's comfortable on the ball. He was unfortunate not to start last weekend, but we went with Gerald Taylor and he was excellent.

"[Yan Dhanda] didn't train the first few days of the week with a bit of tightness and that comes into our thinking. He can still affect the game if required. Of all our signings, he surprised me with the quality he's got. Since he's come in, he's technically fantastic.

"I've said it consistently this week, Dundee were one of the best achievers last season and that's down to Doc (Tony Docherty). We know it's going to be tough."

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John Robertson
Former Ross County manager on BBC Sportsound

I like Ronan Hale. He's sharp and incisive. Every time he gets the ball, he wants to shoot. He was a pest, basically a younger Simon Murray.

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Dundee manager Tony Docherty tells BBC Scotland: "It's a revamped squad we've got, but I think we've brought in quality. I wanted quality over quantity and I think we've done that. Yes, there are a few spaces on the bench today but there's still time left in the window.

"Hearts have made a tactical change as well. We've gone from a back three to a back four, and they're in a back three today. Any time we've played we've had really good games."

[On new signing Billy Koumetio]: "He's one we've been chasing for a while. Billy is a strong left-sided defender, he's got real quality, but we just felt he's better starting on the bench today."

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Only two teams in the Championship on maximum points after two weeks, with Ayr United and Falkirk leading the way.

Dunfermline the only side yet to get off the mark.

A lot of people are predicting a super-tight campaign this season.

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Hearts head coach Steven Naismith also makes one change to the side that played out a goalless draw against Rangers last weekend.

Yan Dhanda drops to the bench and is replaced by Daniel Oyegoke.

That means a change of shape for the visitors, who go to a back five. Oyegoke, Frankie Kent and Kye Rowles are the three centre-halves, with Gerald Taylor and James Penrice the wing-backs.

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Tony Docherty makes just the one switch from the side that drew 2-2 with city rivals Dundee United.

Scott Tiffoney replaces Luke Graham, which could potentially see the hosts go to a back four.

Captain Luke McCowan has been linked with a move away from Dens Park, but he starts in the heart of midfield.

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Don't forget we've got another Premiership match coming right up...

Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on BBC Sportscene

Rangers were really good in the first half, so many good individual performances, Vaclav Cerny being the stand-out. Connor Barron was excellent and Cyriel Dessers was a handful.

But it all fizzled out in the second half.

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Clyde 1-0 Stranraer

East Fife 2-0 Edinburgh City

Peterhead 2-1 Forfar Athletic

Stirling Albion 0-1 Elgin City

Spartans 2-0 Bonnyrigg Rose

Annan Atheltic 1-0 Inverness CT

Arbroath 0-0 Montrose

Dumbarton 3-3 Alloa Athletic

Kelty Hearts 2-0 Stenhousemuir

Queen of the South 2-1 Cove Rangers

Dunfermline Athletic 0-2 Falkirk

Greenock Morton 0-0 Hamilton Academical

Raith Rovers 1-0 Partick Thistle

A win's a win at this stage of the season.

Rangers made hard work of that in the second half, but Vaclav Cerny's fine first-half finish proves to be the winner at Hampden.

Depleted Motherwell can be proud of their effort at the national stadium.

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Ronan Hale's 95th-minute equaliser saved a draw for Ross County against newly-promoted Dundee United in the Scottish Premiership.

David Babunski’s second-half goal looked certain to punish a profligate County side, who had missed a first-half penalty when Eamonn Brophy’s spot-kick was saved by Jack Walton.

Babunski's strike also seemingly spared the blushes of United winger Miller Thomson, who missed from two yards out after only 10 seconds of the match.

But County were able to rescue a draw when Hale turned Alex Samuel's cross in deep in injury time for a deserved point.

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Up the other end, Rabbi Matondo weaves forward and drills a shot into the hands of Aston Oxborough.

That might be it.