Fraser Murray has created seven chances in this game, more than any other player.

That's quite incredible from the Kilmarnock winger.

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A couple of changes coming for Jim Goodwin.

Sam Dalby and Luca Stephenson replace Richard Odada and Kristijan Trapanovski.

Kyogo Furuhashi and Reo Hatate are getting ready for Celtic. They are on for Yang and Adam Idah.

Wow, Motherwell spring to life!

Jack Vale is played in down the left and he does really well to win the ball and find Tony Watt, but the striker hits his shot straight at goalkeeper Robby McCrorie.

Paul McGinn replaces Liam Gordon at the back, meanwhile.

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21:03 GMT 8 January

Kilmarnock 0-0 Motherwell

There's a long delay at Rugby Park after an accidental clash of heads between Motherwell's Liam Gordon and Kilmarnock's Joe Wright.

Gordon is still holding his head, and Paul McGinn is warming up. It could be a change for Motherwell here.

United certainly have improved in this second period.

They've looked much more of a threat but are yet to test Kasper Schmeichel in the Celtic goal.

Kilmarnock have attempted 13 shots in this match, higher than their season average of 12.6 in the Premiership.

Is that you wondering whether Motherwell have improved after the break? The answer is no.

It's still all Kilmarnock. Fraser Murray is causing havoc down the right, though this time he fails to pick out a team-mate.

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United now have their first chance to test Kasper Schmeichel's goal, but the delivery from a corner is poor and Kristijan Trapanovski can't beat the first man.

Arne Engels has attempted five shots.

Dundee United have attempted zero.

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Celtic have started the second half much the same as the first as Arne Engels fires wide from inside the United box.

Allan Preston
Former Dundee Utd defender on BBC Sportsound

Dundee United's game plan at the moment will be to just stay in this game.

Away we go again at Celtic Park.

Ross Docherty is on for United, replacing Vicko Sevelj.

A wee reminder that there will be highlights of both tonight's game on Sportscene later.

BBC One Scotland is where you need to be at 22:40 GMT.

If you miss it, you'll find it on the iPlayer at some point.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Celtic have had so much possession, but they haven't actually created a lot of clear-cut chances.

Meanwhile, at Celtic Park, Dundee United haven't at a single shot.

Not one.

Remember, Sam Dalby, the league's top scorer, is currently on the bench.

But the scoreline is all that matters at the end of the day and it's still goalless.

And you have to imagine Motherwell can surely only improve.

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Derek McInnes literally bolts down the tunnel.

Kilmarnock have been completely dominant. Brad Lyons had a goal disallowed for offside, Marley Watkins had a golden chance, Joe Wright was denied by a brilliant save from Aston Oxborough, Lyons then hit the bar.

And I'm leaving out a few other Kilmarnock opportunities. And yet, it's goalless at Rugby Park.

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Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

Celtic have been absolutely dominant in the opening half.

The only frustration for them will be it's only 1-0 and, perhaps, they haven't directly tested Jack Walton in goal enough given how on top they've been.

That's the only comfort for Jim Goodwin right now. They remain in it but have offered nothing at all in Celtic's half.

It's been a very difficult night for them so far.

Okay, this is getting ridiculous now.

Another Fraser Murray corner. Brad Lyons gets up brilliantly, but his header crashes off the bar.

How are Motherwell still in this?!

Kilmarnock go close again.

Fraser Murray's corner causes havoc as Joe Wright gets a slight touch at the near post, but again Aston Oxborough is there to claw the ball away.