Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park

A bright opening to this second half for Kilmarnock.

They've introduced Bruce Anderson up top, looking to pressure their ten-man opponents, and he's had a couple of decent chances as they ping balls into the box.

Another look at that Scott Tiffoney 'goal' and the Dundee winger did just go a bit early before slipping the ball beyond Ross Fisher.

Correct decision and it is still 1-0 to the visitors.

Scott Tiffoney has the ball in the net but the offside flag is up.

VAR will check, of course...

Josh McPake's shot is deflected over by a Dundee player but no corner for St Johnstone. Typifies the Perth side's season, really.

Victor Griffith cynically pulls back Scott Tiffoney and the St Johnstone midfielder is booked.

Dundee can't make anything of the free and Saints are quickly up the other end with Makenzie Kirk flashing a shot into the side netting.

Whatever happens at McDiarmid Park, Don Cowie will be hugely heartened by what he's seeing in Dingwall.

Ross County have played with verve and dynamism, and are pushing hard to double their lead.

Nohan Kenneh's long-ranger drifts over before the eye-catching Michee Efete's cross is smothered by Ellery Balcombe in the Motherwell goal.

As things stand, County face a play-off date with Livingston. Unless St Johnstone can change their fate.

We are back under way in Dingwall.

The games in Perth and Kilmarnock follow suit.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

So far, so good for Dundee.

If they can get three points they don't have to worry about what is going on in Dingwall where Ross County are playing Motherwell.

It was a classy finish from Lyall Cameron which has made the difference.

He has very much been the driving force for Dundee who have really grown into things at McDiarmid Park.

After a very impressive start, St Johnstone have dropped out of things, but at just a goal down, they could yet have a say in who finishes in the relegation play-off spot.

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Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park

Not many talking points in this other than that red card for Hearts' Yan Dhanda.

It's perhaps an advert for in-stadia explanations as I'm not sure many people understood what was going on there.

Advantage Killie, but Hearts still hold on to 7th place in the Premiership which they'd welcome come full-time, particularly now.

Dundee have one foot in next season's Scottish Premiership. Should they maintain their clean sheet, they will have both there.

Lyall Cameron's goal is the difference so far in Perth and Dundee have been the better side.

Relegated St Johnstone still have 45 minutes to finish their top-flight stay with a flourish but they need to offer much more in the final third.

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A pretty disastrous final day for Hearts so far, yet the score remains level. Sounds like their season.

Starting goalkeeper Zander Clark had to be replaced after picking up an injury, before Yan Dhanda was sent off following a VAR intervention.

Kilmarnock fans thought it was another red for them when Dan McFarlane went across to the screen.

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Ross County have the lead - but will it matter? Not unless relegated St Johnstone can do them an almighty favour in Perth.

Ronan Hale, the undisputed star of the Staggies' oscillating season, has netted for the 16th time, rattling past Ellery Balcombe from just inside the box.

County, as you'd expect, have taken the game to a much-changed visiting line-up, with Michee Efete, Akil Wright and Hale threatening to increase the home team's tally.

Motherwell have had their moments, but not many of them. Luke Armstrong prodded wide on the spin, and Johnny Koutroumbis' long-range drive was deflected over the top.

As things stand, County are bound for yet another relegation play-off.

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Ouch!published at 15:50 British Summer Time 18 May

15:50 BST 18 May

St Johnstone 0-1 Dundee

Adama Sidibeh takes a sore one in an aerial challenge with Dundee's Joe Shaughnessy, who himself is wearing a bandage.

Saints' Sidibeh receives treatment but appears able to continue.

County continue to press for a second goal.

Ronan Hale is such a menace, fizzing around the penalty area and winning his team another corner through sheer persistence as much as anything else.

Zac Ashworth's deep delivery is nodded over by Akil Wright.

All County right now.

No-one of a dark blue persuasion will be counting their chickens just yet but this Lyall Cameron strike may prove to be the perfect parting gift, with the Dundee midfielder soon to be joining Rangers.

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Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park

Hearts earned a free kick in a dangerous position but after a VAR check it's overturned and Yan Dhanda who's off to the utter bemusement of all in Rugby Park.

I think everyone thought Stuart Findlay was heading off but no.

What a moment. Hopefully that sparks a bit of life into this.

Stephen Craigan
Former NI & Motherwell defender on Sportsound

It's really odd.

Everyone thought the check was for Stuart Findlay, but it's Hearts who are down to 10 men.

And he's off.

The slow-mo replay and still image doesn't look good, as Dhanda catches Stuart Findlay on the ankle with his studs.

That said, I'm not sure where he's supposed to stand. Either way, Hearts are down to 10 men.

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