Uche Ikeapzu should have the scores level!

A loose ball hangs perfectly for him, just a few yards out, but the Saints striker's sidefoot volley is brilliantly saved by Kieran O'Hara. Enormous chance.

Jonah Ayunga cuts in from the left and fires just wide from outside the area as St Mirren build pressure.

Minutes later, Mark O'Hara gathers inside the box and fires on target, but Aberdeen goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov is in position to hold on.

Gully Singh
BBC Sport Scotland at McDiarmid Park

Given the start Kilmarnock have made, there's been little for the home fans to shout about.

They're rather subdued with Derek McInnes' men pushing for a second.

With County taking the lead against Hearts, and Dundee too over Motherwell, it could be a long afternoon for the Perth faithful.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Easter Road

I've seen a lot of Dundee United this season and usually enjoyed it. Well organised, hard to beat, defensively strong. They have been none of those things today.

It's quite astonishing how many mistakes they've made, under little pressure, and how easily Hibs have carved them open.

Two goals down inside the first quarter with their goalkeeper Jack Walton to thank for ensuring it isn't even worse. Presumably the real United turn up at some point? If they don't, this could be anything for Hibs.

Aberdeen thought they had gone ahead after the ball fell perfectly for Jeppe Okkels in acres of space after Killian Phillips appears to be caught out.

The goal was given, but after VAR intervenes, it is overruled with Kevin Nisbet penalised for handball.

Hibs are looking so dangerous every time they get the ball in United's half.

It's Martin Boyle who gets the final touch again but smashes it beyond the far post.

The ball takes an awkward bounce and remains in play for Nectar Triantis to pick up, drive and see his effort ricochet off an orange shirt and behind for a Hibs corner, which it comes to nothing.

Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

The Motherwell manager Michael Wimmer made one change to his starting 11 today...he brought in Aston Oxborough in goal "to see what he could do".

Well, so far he's turned in a star performance. He's made three vital saves to keep Dundee at bay. Wimmer will be enjoying his work.

That should have been a second for Kilmarnock.

Fraser Murray gets down the left and puts a low cross in. It looks perfectly set for Danny Armstrong to hit on his left, but it's a fresh-air swipe.

The winger was only 12 yards out.

Another opportunity for Alan Forrest, as County fail to deal with a looping ball over the top.

It bounces right through the heart of the home defence, but the winger's effort lacks conviction and ends up in the Jail End behind the goal.

Jordan Smith does well to keep out United's first real chance of the game.

It's cut back for Sam Dalby on the edge of the box and he smashes his strike at the Hibs goalkeeper. Smith spills it but recovers quickly.

St Johnstone corner from the left... it finds Uche Ikpeazu, but the striker's goalbound header is cleared off the line by Corrie Ndaba!

The big man is making a real impact on his first start.

Hearts bossing the opening exchanges but still unable to find the killer touch.

The visitors are overrunning the County midfield and, after more progressive play up the middle, the ball ricochets from James Penrice to Alan Forrest on the edge of the area.

Forrest takes aim, but sidefoots tamely at goalkeeper Jordan Amissah.

It's a lovely ball from John Koutroumbis for Oluwaseun Adewumi, but Aston Oxborough pulls off a huge double save to deny the home side!

Dundee growing into the game now.

Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

There's a decent home support inside Dens and they're being pretty vocal too with their team on top.

It's exactly the kind of atmosphere the Dundee manager was hoping for when chatting to him before kick off.

Motherwell have brought a small but a noisy crowd. Someone take that drum off them - please.