Plenty endeavour, plenty anxiety, but a dearth of clear-cut chances in the dying embers at McDiarmid Park.

Will we get a winner in either of the ongoing Premiership games?

Time is running out...

Better from St Mirren as the ball drops kindly for Jaden Brown, whose strike is blocked by Jordan McGhee.

Tony Watt has the ball in the net - after colliding with St Johnstone goalkeeper Ross Sinclair in the air.

It's given as a foul on the goalkeeper, and VAR has not intervened.

Jane Lewis
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

Craig Levein's changes are having the desired effect.

The hosts are certainly seeing more of the ball.

Makenzie Kirk in particular has made such a difference. He did really well in setting up the equaliser and looks a hungry young player.

It's a much more open game at McDiarmid Park now. The substitutions - and the equaliser - have breathed new life into St Johnstone.

Can either side nab a winner?

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Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

St Mirren are finding Simon Murray too hot to handle in this second half.

Murray's power and pace is causing the Saints defence all sorts of problems.

What a save from Ellery Balcombe.

Simon Murray is clean through and drills one low, but the St Mirren keeper is down sharp to save with his right hand.

Lennon Miller's influence is growing in Perth, as the 18-year-old begins to grab hold of the game and bend it to his will.

He lopes into the box, shrugs aside a St Johnstone straggler, and prods a teasing ball across the face of goal which just needs a touch.

Tawanda Maswanhise can't reach it, but it feels like a second goal is firmly in the post...

Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

Who needs Luke McCowan when you have Lyall Cameron?

I jest, but Cameron has real quality, with a composure and awareness beyond his relatively young years.

His part in Dundee's equaliser was terrific.

While the Dark Blues will be disappointed to lose McCowan, they will be thrilled to have kept Cameron because there will undoubtedly be plenty of clubs keeping an eye on him.

Here's the strike that drew Dundee level against St Mirren.

A first goal in dark blue for Ziyad Larkeche.

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Jane Lewis
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

Motherwell have looked so lively this afternoon, every player full of energy and chasing every ball.

Defensively they're solid too, although St Johnstone aren't causing too much of a threat as yet in this second half.