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Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice

The energy and passion new Motherwell manager Michael Wimmer is desperate to see hasn't been on show as yet.

As for Dundee United, they deserve their lead, they've seen more of the ball and been more positive with it.

Ian McCall
Former Rangers midfielder on Sportsound

It's been really poor from Rangers and the crowd are on the verge of turning.

No goals but no shortage of drama, involving VAR.

After a fairly dull first 40 minutes, Kilmarnock were awarded a penalty which was then rescinded following a review.

Almost immediately after the restart, Jeppe Okkels had the ball in the back of the net for Aberdeen, but a quick check revealed the winger was offside.

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Both sides have threatened but it remains goalless.

Rangers started stronger on home soil, though the increasingly direct St Mirren have grown into the game.

The key talking point will no doubt be the red card quickly flashed to Hamza Igamane by Kevin Clancy for a late challenge that was subsequently downgraded to a yellow.

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It's not been a classic at Tannadice, but it's Jim Goodwin's side who go into the break with the lead.

Sam Dalby - who else? - nodded the hosts in front from a Ryan Strain cross.

Motherwell haven't offered too much of a threat, only going close from a Tawanda Maswanhise effort from distance.

Michael Wimmer has a big half-time team talk on his hands.

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Some guidance from the Scottish FA bunker on that Hamza Igamane decision...

VAR intervened as the challenge was not serious foul play. Considered a reckless tackle and a yellow card.

A lively old tussle in the Highlands has produced a goal apiece for Ross County and Dundee.

Visiting skipper Simon Murray bent his team ahead with a wonderful early strike from the left edge of the box.

But County rallied well, testing Jon McCracken through Noah Chilvers and Connor Randall, before Kieran Phillips bundled home after a deep ball into the box.

It's been a really open game, with play coursing from end to end and plenty meaty challenges. What will the second half deliver?

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Rangers are back to 11 men as referee Kevin Clancy takes a second look on the monitor.

Hamza Igamane is dismissed for a late lunge on Mark O'Hara. Straight red.

Another chance for the visitors as Tawanda Maswanhise lets fly from 30 yards but the ball whizzes wide.

Still no shot on target for Michael Wimmer's side.

Hang on. The Dons goal is disallowed for an offside in the build up.

Jeppe Okkels is the guilty party as he receives the ball from Pape Gueye before firing it into the bottom corner.

Still goalless after a manic couple of minutes.

Motherwell have a corner and it's nodded back in from the back post, but nobody is there to get a touch.

Jack Walton looks on, stranded, as Luke Armstrong threatens, but the United defenders get it away.

After having a second look on the screen, referee Nick Walsh changes his mind.

We will restart with a drop ball.

Referee Nick Walsh has been advised to go to the screen.

Penalty to Kilmarnock. Liam Donnelly is brought down by a clip from Kristers Tobers.

Or has Donnelly got a terrible shot away and simply caught the defender?

Or was there no contact at all and Donnelly just fell over?

There was a little delay as the VAR checked the goal, but there was nothing too obvious to have a second look at.

Worringly though for United, a fuming Ross Docherty has to be replaced. He hurls a water bottle away in frustration, before walking down the tunnel. It must be an injury, as Luca Stephenson replaces the skipper.