Simon Murray tries to pick out Ethan Ingram who is running in at the back post, but Corrie Ndaba nods it over his own bar to deny the Dundee wing-back the chance.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

After a relatively cagey start to things at Dens Park, it is the home side who are starting to look the more threatening.

The threat on either flank is causing the Killie rearguard a few problems at the moment.

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Dundee have had a couple of chances to get into the Kilmarnock box but a poor final pass has let them down.

It's very tight again between these two so far.

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Some pundits accused Lewis Miller of being unable to defend last week. He isn't much better when it comes to shooting.

Jordan Obita was able to saunter into the United box and all the way to the line before cutting the ball back. Miller was all alone in the six-yard box, but his effort was more of a clearance than a shot.

Dear me.

Former Dundee player Cammy Kerr and ex-Aberdeen, Celtic and Dundee United midfielder Barry Robson are taking in today's game at Dens Park.

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It's been a lively start at Dens Park with both teams keen to get the ball into the box early, but no real chances so far.

Matty Kennedy did have a fierce strike from the edge of the box which was blocked by the Dundee defence.

The possession stats show Hibs have had 75% of the ball in the opening 22 minutes. Yet, Jack Walton hasn't made a real save of note.

The United keeper didn't look smart there though. He failed to collect a corner, allowing Lewis Miller to sweep a volley at goal - but it's way over.

Dundee United's Sam Dalby and Hibernian's Warren O'Hora contest an aerial ball at Easter Road.

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United's Will Ferry has got a throw like Rory Delap, and he launches one in.

It's cleared away, but only as far as Glenn Middleton and he launches a volley from 30 yards out that whistles about a yard past the post.

After a minute's silence at Dens Park to pay respect before Armistice Day later this month, this delayed match gets under way.

Dundee United have started to create, mainly down the left. Glenn Middleton put in a teasing low cross before Sam Dalby was able to get a shot away.

All comfortable enough for the Hibs defence, but United have sounded their first warnings.

Hibs come forward through Joe Newell, but his low cross is easy to gather.

Regardless, Hibs have started with real intent and the skipper seems buoyed by his milestone 200th appearance.

Sunday's first Scottish Premiership fixture at Easter Road is up and running.

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Another Hibernian corner, with Joe Newell set to swing in. Gathered comfortably by Jack Walton.

Hibs press forward in the next phase, Junior Hoilett gets down the left and crosses, only for Kwon Hyeok-kyu to head wide.

A decent start from Hibernian and they win an early corner. Junior Hoilett takes and, after his delivery is cleared, Joe Newell shoots over.

Dundee United get the game started at Easter Road.

It was also a five-goal thriller the last time Hibernian and Dundee United met, with United winning by the odd goal on 19 October.

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So, 10 minutes until kick-off at Easter Road and 25 minutes until kick-off in the delayed match at Dens Park

• Hibernian v Dundee United (15:00)
• Dundee v Kilmarnock (15:15)