Nothing is sticking for Kilmarnock. They've been the side in control of the ball for much of the second half, but they're not creating any clear cut chances with it.

Scott Tiffoney finds Tyreece John-Jules, but he can't get it under control. Moments later, an edge-of-the-area flick from Tiffoney trundles out harmlessly for a goal-kick.

Killie found themselves with a lot of the ball when trailing Aberdeen midweek, but couldn't do much beyond flinging it into the box - a similar pattern is developing here.

Simon Murray fires into the net for Dundee.

The striker is played in behind the Hearts defence and is clinical with his finish, but he is a couple of yards offside - and it's confirmed by VAR.

Slowly but surely, Livingston are building themselves into this second half.

A nice move ends up with Lewis Smith cutting inside on his favoured left foot and firing in a low shot, which is comfortable enough in the end for Hibs keeper Raphael Sallinger.

Harry Cochrane (number 25) put Arbroath in front in the first half.

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Tyreece John-Jules's side-foots it goalward from inside the area, it's bending towards goal, and Scott Bain gets down well to deal with it.

Moments later, Bain is alert again to leap across his goal and palm away a snapshot from Robbie Deas.

Killie look much better since the restart. They couldn't look much worse in fairness.

Two Adama Sidibeh goals has Scottish Championship leaders St Johnstone in a strong position against Airdrieonians.

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Robbie Deas thinks he's pulled back an early second-half goal for Kilie.

Referee David Dickinson rules it out for a foul on goalkeeper Scott Bain.

Tune into Sportscene later as this one might stoke some controversy...

Just as they did at the start of the match, Hibs have started the second half brightly.

The ball is pulled back to Martin Boyle on the edge of the area and he should do more than sting the palms of Jerome Prior in the Livingston goal.

Hearts survive an early scare as they scramble clear inside their own penalty box, but they are quickly looking to build on their lead.

Lawrence Shankland tries to replicate his first-half goal but this time fires straight at Jon McCracken and then Cammy Devlin sends a drive into the ground and right into the goalkeeper's arms.

Scott Pittman has been replaced by Samson Lawal as Livingston make a change.

Pittman appeared to pick up a knock in the first half. He was playing well, so it's unlikely the switch is tactical.

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Three away subs is no shock. Raised voices in the away dressing room also was of little surprise. A change to a back three also.

Falkirk likely didn't want that half to end but they are firmly in control.

Kilmarnock have made three half-time substitutions with James Brown, Tyreece John-Jules and Tom Lowery on for Ben Brannan, Marcus Dackers and Rory McKenzie.

Games getting back under way and the daylight is starting to fade...

Hibernian's Jamie McGrath scored the fastest goal in this season's Scottish Premiership just 18 seconds in to today's match with Livingston.

It's still not as fast as Kris Boyd's goal after 10 seconds for Kilmarnock against Ross County back in 2017.

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