Dylan Levitt steps on to a Martin Boyle pass and watches from the edge of the box as his strike whistles narrowly past the post.

So close to Hibs' second. They look far more threatening than Killie when going forward.

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Motherwell 1-2 St Mirren

Alarming scenes on the near touchline as Caolan Boyd-Munce appears to be knocked out after an aerial clash.

The stretcher is out for the midfielder, and there's a long delay as the medics go to work.

St Johnstone boss Simo Valakari looks nice and calm but he must be churning inside as his team battle for a win that would take them level on points with Dundee in 11th place.

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Kilmarnock usually like to use their wide players to drag them forward, the likes of Murray, Armstrong and Kennedy.

However, a change of shape means they're now going long more often and turning the ball around the corner in the hope of freeing Bobby Wales in behind.

No dice so far, though. Hibs' backline are dealing with it all with ease.

St Johnstone's best chance of the game falls to second-half substitute Victor Griffith.

It's a lovely cross from Stephen Duke-McKenna and Griffith rises highest inside the penalty area but can't direct his header on target.

No clear-cut chances early in the second half at Fir Park, but the tempo remains high.

St Mirren's abrasive forwards have been a handful for the home defence, while Motherwell have strung promising moves together without quite finding a killer pass in the final third.

Lots on this game, given how tight the top six tussle is.

Not far away.

County striker Kieran Phillips gets the break of the ball on the edge of the box and curls for the bottom corner, but it's a yard wide. Craig Gordon was scrambling.

Junior Hoilett, who has been impressive this afternoon, takes a poor touch in front of goal and a great chance goes up in smoke.

A bit more composure there and Hibs are two goals ahead.

At the other end, Marley Watkins fires towards the near post from a tight angle but Jordan Smith is able to deal with it.

A decent chance for Aberdeen as Oday Dabbagh gets his head to a bending cross but can't direct it on target.

Moments later, Shayden Morris carves out a really good opportunity down the left but scuffs his shot under pressure.

Nectarios Triantis' excellent first-time through ball sends Martin Boyle in one-on-one with Robby McCrorie.

His edge-of-the-area strike is palmed away by the Killie goalkeeper.

Here we go again...

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Scotland at Tynecastle

It’s a narrow but deserved lead for Hearts but the home fans will want to see a bit more urgency going forward in the second half.

Ross County look dangerous on the break and will remember they came from two down in Dingwall in December to snatch a draw, so Don Cowie will no doubt be ensuring his players are well aware of this.

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Gully Singh
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

Motherwell manager Michael Wimmer was constantly urging his players to push forward in search of an equaliser just before the break.

The German surely senses his side are capable of an equaliser if they can deal with the threat of Stephen Robinson's men at the other end.

Plenty to ponder for both sets of fans, with a wide open game there to be won.

Martin Dowden
BBC Scotland at Rugby Park

Hibernian are firmly on course for a 14th Premiership match on the trot unbeaten and, if they deliver three points, top six looks done and dusted.

Martin Boyle's goal was brilliantly taken and looked like it had been worked on through the week.

Kilmarnock fans must really be starting to worry. They are struggling to create and unless they get back in this, the season-run is starting to look increasingly precarious.

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Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

Perhaps the least surprising scoreline in the Premiership.

Plenty of energy from both teams, but not a whole lot in terms of goal scoring opportunities.

Hopefully things will get a bit better after the break.

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