Kilmarnock look the team more likely to take the lead.

Gary Mackay-Steven is slipped through on the right. He tries to cross first time to Marley Watkins but the ball is behind the striker and he can't stretch to it.

That's his last play of the match - and possibly his last for Kilmarnock. He's subbed, and his contract runs out this summer.

Toyosi Olusanya goes down under Anthony Ralston's challenge in the box and St Mirren look to the referee again, but the striker tripped himself up in that exchange.

Great challenge from Celtic's Maik Nawrocki to block Toyosi Olusanya's goal-bound shot.

Maybe Celtic's starting line-up for the Scottish Cup final against Rangers is not set in stone...

Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

Kilmarnock are starting to turn the screw a little bit at the moment.

Marley Watkins in particular has really stepped it up going close on a couple of occasions in a couple of minutes.

It has been decent stuff since the break.

I can believe I'm about to say this, Cyriel Dessers passes up another gilt-edged opportunity.

It breaks to him 10 yards out, and as it sits up he pushes it wide of goal.

Surely one of these has to go in?!

Inches away!

Fraser Murray fires a cross in that Marley Watkins flicks on, and Jon McCracken can only watch as the ball rattles the crossbar.

The Kilmarnock fans behind the goal thought that was in.

The ball comes off Matt O'Riley's arm in the box as St Mirren push on the Celtic left.

No penalty given - a natural silhouette it would seem. Is that still the rule? Who knows...

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Kilmarnock go close to retaking the lead, but Jon McCracken makes a fine save.

It comes from a surging run from Stuart Findlay, who lays off to Marley Watkins.

The Welshman lets fly and aims for the bottom corner, but McCracken is down well.

I can't believe I'm about to say this, but Lawrence Shankland fluffs his lines.

He's played in behind yet again - and he's well onside - but his first touch is a shocker and it runs through to Jack Butland.

Up the other end, Cyriel Dessers heads over from close range.

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Celtic 2-2 St Mirren

A sore one for Kyogo Furuhashi as Alex Gogic commits a foul by leaning into the Celtic striker.

He's able to carry on, though.

Yutaro Oda has been extremely lively for Hearts.

A wonderful turn down the right allows him to dart towards goal and he drags the ball across the face.

Jack Butland gets a hand on it but nobody in maroon can follow up.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

The three league meetings between the sides have all ended in draws of the 2-2 variety.

So perhaps we shouldn't be too surprised that it is honours even at Dens Park just now.

A change each at the break as Dara Costelloe is on for the hosts, replacing Josh Mulligan.

Greg Stewart is on for Kilmarnock, making a return to Dens Park, in place of Liam Polworth.

Terrific work from Kyogo Furuhashi to control a cross and shoot from a tight angle, but it is matched by St Mirren goalkeeper Zach Hemming's prowess.

From the corner, Richard Taylor heads off the line and Reo Hatate's effort is saved before an infringement in the box gives St Mirren respite.

What a game this is.

Almost a disastrous start to the second half for St Mirren as Scott Tanser tries to usher the ball back to Zach Hemming and the goalkeeper's clearance canons off Nicolas Kuhn and across the face of goal.

Jane Lewis
BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

Lovely stuff from Joe Hart there acknowledging the fans who're paying tribute to him with that giant banner simply saying: 'Super Joe Hart'.

He put his hands on his heart and approaches them to say thank you.

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We're back under way at Celtic Park and Tynecastle.

Joe Hart looks in disbelief and pretty emotional as the Celtic fans unveil an impressive tifo for the goalkeeper.