James McGarry gets down the left-hand side for Aberdeen and puts in a dangerous cross, but striker Kevin Nisbet can't get on the end of it.

Sivert Nielsen then can't connect with a brilliant free-kick from fellow midfielder Leighton Clarkson.

Gully Singh
BBC Sport Scotland at St Mirren Park

Stuart Kettlewell is far from hiding his frustration on the touchline and you can't blame the Motherwell manager.

There's been a distinct lack of quality from his team despite several changes.

Come the second period, will it be a switch in personnel and system?

St Johnstone defender Lewis Neilson clips the ball off the crossbar!

Aberdeen have had 62% of possession at Pittodrie but have done very little with it.

Saints, meanwhile, are really purposeful when they do get their foot on it.

Celtic's high line almost gets them in trouble again, but centre-half Liam Scales races back to thwart midfielder Josh Campbell.

That's a brilliant tackle from Kilmarnock defender Robbie Deas as he just gets a toe on a through ball to knock it out for a corner before Sam Dalby receives the pass.

United's tempo has dropped, but they are still finding the openings.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Pittodrie Stadium

While the away support are enjoying themselves at Pittodrie - the home fans aren't.

You can sense their frustration from the stands at the one-paced football they are seeing.

Celtic striker Adam Idah misses an open goal.

Nicolas Kuhn is in acres of space inside the box, squares it to the striker, but he inexplicably attempts a backheel and fluffs his lines.

Almost a second for Hearts and Lawrence Shankland!

It's James Wilson who gets in behind and cuts it back. Shankland takes a touch and drills it towards the front post, where an upright Jon McCracken saves with his feet.

A nice ball from Greg Kiltie picks out teammate Conor McMenamin on the right, but the St Mirren forward is denied the opener by the crossbar.

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That's not what Neil Critchley needs.

Blair Spittal is down after jarring his knee in a tackle. The midfielder is getting back to his feet but looks uncomfortable.

Hibs are forced into an early change.

Mykola Kuharevich - who should have scored twice - limps off and is replaced with midfielder Josh Campbell.

One assumes Elie Youan will now lead the line.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

Hibs have carved out three "must score" chances inside the first 25 minutes here at the home of the champions.

The ease with which they've carved through the Celtic backline begs the question: as well as Liam Scales and Auston Trusty have played in partnership with Cameron Carter-Vickers this season, are Celtic missing the American international's calming influence this afternoon?

Ryan Strain is one of the United players to have been denied by Kilmarnock goalkeeper Robby McCrorie in the first half.

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