Scott Tanser is off. A second yellow for the left-back after he crunches into a challenge. And after a bit of argy-bargy, Referee Ian Snedden sends him off.

He'd committed one or two fouls after his initial yellow and it looks like he caught the top of Aidan Denholm's foot there.

Tanser is furious with the decision, arguing with anyone who'll listen. Scott, look at it this way - you've got Boxing Day off.

James Tavernier heads Hamza Igamane's cross wide of the target.

The Rangers captain is looking more like his old self in an attacking sense.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Pittodrie

The Hibs fans are in dreamland at Pittodrie.

Their side look like they can score every time they burst up the park.

It has to be said that defensively Aberdeen have looked all at sea today.

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A goal and two assists for Martin Boyle today.

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Slobodan Rubezic almost gets Aberdeen back on level terms at Pittodrie.

His header from Leighton Clarkson's delivery is tipped over by the Hibs keeper.

Moments later, he's called into action to do the same and keep the visitors' lead intact.

After a little delay as Ian Snedden was sorting his VAR comms system, we are under way in Dingwall.

A change for County at the break, too. Aidan Denholm is on for Scott Allardice.

We're getting back under way across the country.

Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland in Airdrie

The Jags are in complete control here.

For a while, the hosts’ goalkeeper Kieran Wright repelled the visitors, but eventually the rearguard was broken when captain Brian Graham slid in from six yards to score his 11th of the season and his 90th in total for Partick Thistle.

Irish defender Dan O’Reilly added the second with a close-range header - his first for the club.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Pittodrie

Despite the blustery conditions this has been a really entertaining game - end to end, lots of chances.

Hibs have been excellent, they look like a side transformed the from the one I saw go down at Dundee just a few weeks ago.

Both defences, particularly the home one, look like they can be got at.

You certainly get the feel there will be more goals in this one.

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Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Falkirk Stadium

Santa's on the penalties at half-time.

Could get a game given the shooting on show so far...

Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

The amount of possession Rangers are having against Dundee has been ridiculous - 81% to be exact.

It's completely one-way traffic on their home turf. Rangers are playing some lovely stuff, they're passing the ball around really well and showing some real intent in their play.

The only thing they've not managed yet is to score a goal. Dundee are having to do a job here defensively. So far they are coping but it must be draining.

After a tasty first half at Pittodrie, it's the visitors who'll go into half-time the happier of the two sides.

Topi Keskinen opened the scoring for the Dons, but Hibs responded almost immediately to capitalise on a defensive error from Jimmy Thelin's side to get them back level.

Nicky Cadden's cracking strike doubled their advantage and has them in front at the break.

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It's been dominant stuff from the home side, but they have not found a way past Trevor Carson.

Ianis Hagi and James Tavernier both hit the bar from distance and Carson denied Vaclav Cerny.

Dundee have had two or three opportunities from set-pieces and one good counter, but the final ball hasn't been good enough.

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More poor defending from Aberdeen gifts Hibs another chance just before the break.

Luckily for the hosts, Martin Boyle fires his effort just wide of the post.

It's Alex Iacovitti who has St Mirren in front at the break, but I think the players will just be delighted to get back into the dressing room.

It is absolutely foul out there. Blowing a hoolie, absolutely bucketing down. The conditions have not helped and the quality has been sub-par.

Stephen Robinson won't care, his side are ahead and three points up in Dingwall would be the perfect present for the St Mirren boss.

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Dundee spark into life on the break and Seb Palmer-Houlden is played in down the right of the Rangers box.

His cross is ballooned right over all of his team-mates. Lyall Cameron goes ballistic at him, and rightly so. He had to pick out a team-mate.