Jonny Hayes finds David Goodwillie in the penalty area and the striker shifts his feet to find room for shot before thinking again and slipping in Shaleum Logan, who hammers in a sweet strike across keeper Dean Brill.

BBC Scotland's Kenny Crawford at Rugby Park

"Oh so unlucky for Partick Thistle's Ryan Stevenson as his 25-yard rasper smacks the Kilmarnock crossbar! A lovely, sweet strike from the Ayr United fan.

"Minutes before, Thistle centre-back Conrad Balatoni does well in a must-win challenge to thwart Tope Obadeyi going clean through for Kilmarnock."

Zane Francis-Angol fails to deal with a long ball upfield, and sclaffs his clearance straight to Tony Andreu inside the area and the midfielder calmly lifts the ball over Dan Twardzik. The visitors deservedly hold the lead over Motherwell.

BBC Scotland's Richard Wilson at Fir Park

"A flowing Hamilton move ends with Tony Andreu setting up Ali Crawford, who sweeps a shot over. Motherwell are out of sorts and so far unable to shake themselves into life."

Do not adjust your sets! County are in front as Michael Gardyne nets his first goal of the season from close range following Filip Kiss's pass.

League leaders Dundee United break forward from a Saints corner, Nadir Ciftci turns and puts the ball into the path of Chris Erskine who slots it low past Alan Mannus.

It's a second goal of the season for Tope Obadeyi. The English forward stoops at the back-post to head home Ross Barbour's deep cross from the right-hand side.

Gary Warren almost atones for his blunder immediately as he gets away from his marker but his near post header cannons off the woodwork.

A terrible headed back-pass from Gary Warren is intercepted by Adam Rooney and the big striker is a picture of calm as he rounds Dean Brill to level.

BBC Scotland's Richard Wilson at Fir Park

"Hamilton spending a lot of time in Motherwell's half, and always look capable of creating an opening. The home side are lacking fluency and authority so far at Fir Park.

"Zane Francis-Angol is booked for tripping Dougie Imrie just outside the penalty area and Danny Redmond sends the free-kick over."

David Goodwillie is given a good look at goal as the Inverness defence suffer a rare lapse in concentration but the Aberdeen striker can only shoot straight at Dean Brill.

BBC Scotland's Kenny Crawford at Rugby Park

"Relatively even start here, but Partick Thistle should definitely be in front; Kris Doolan missing a great chance from close range after Steven Lawless's drive from the edge of the box is only parried by Craig Samson. Doolan's rebound shot was straight at the Killie goalkeeper."

Greg Tansey whips in a lovely free-kick and there is Josh Meekings all alone to send a flashing header past Jamie Langfield.

Aberdeen midfielder Peter Pawlett drives forward, leaving a trail of Inverness players in his wake but the ball gets stuck under his feet and his poked shot is blocked by a couple of opponents.

From an Aberdeen free-kick, a wonderful overhead kick from David Goodwillie sails into the net but counts for nothing as the referee's whistle peeps long before he connects.

BBC Scotland's Richard Wilson at Fir Park

"Tame start to the Lanarkshire derby. Motherwell have changed shape - to 4-3-3 - and personnel following the midweek cup loss to Hamilton, but it's the visitors who have threatened twice so far. Tony Andreu's shot was palmed away by Dan Twardzik and Stephen Hendrie's effort from 25 yards out skimmed the top of the crossbar."

A flowing move from Aberdeen culminates with David Goodwillie delivering a cross for strike partner Adam Rooney to head over on the stretch.

Aberdeen and Inverness are knocking the ball around nicely at Pittodrie. It's easy on the eye but BBC Radio Scotland commentator Rob Maclean is worried about where the goals are coming from. His summariser Craig Paterson is more optimistic, predicting a high-scoring game.

We are off!

With the Ryder Cup taking centre stage this weekend, there is no room on the BBC Radio Scotland airwaves for Open All Mics. Normal service will be resumed next weekend.

Image source, Jim Spence

BBC Scotland's Jim Spence on Twitter: "Biscuits' Bash Street Kids jersey."

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