Now it's Hibs' turn to spurn a gilt-edged chance. Franck Dja Djedje angles into the box after a calamitous mistake by Bilel Mohsni but seems to crumble in the box and dab it inside when he should really be getting a shot away.

How on earth have we only seen one goal today?

What a chance! Rangers launch a counter attack, cutting through Hibs like a knife through butter. Kenny Miller feeds Nicky Clark but the back-tracking Paul Hanlon somehow gets back to block his shot.

That could and should have been 2-0.

Good news from Easter Road if you're a Rangers or Hearts supporter. Lee Wallace's goal has put the former ahead, while the latter are a step closer to clinching the Championship title.

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Rangers boss Stuart McCall is urging his side to retain their focus.

*Speed klaxon sounds*

Suddenly the game is opening up as both sides attack each other with gusto and a bit of pace. Scott Allan is again at the centre of things for Hibs while Nicky Clark spurns a promising opening for Rangers.

Much, much better!

Two chances within a minute. Kenny Miller scoops an effort over the Hibs bar before, up the other end, the unmarked Paul Henlon heads wide of the Rangers goal - much to the frustration of the Hibs fans and manager Alan Stubbs, who thunders back angrily into his chair in the dugout.

Encouragement for Hibs as Dylan McGeouch shows a bit of pace before clipping a ball into the box for Dominique Malonga, whose looping header fails to trouble Cammy Bell.

Dean Shiels hobbles to the touchline after going down with what seems to be cramp or hamstring trouble. Tempers beginning to fray at Easter Road.

Rangers come roaring forward on the counter attack after Lee Wallace nabs possession and have Hibs outnumbered.

However, he tries to outfox Scott Robertson who is equal to the task. Nicky Clark is roaring at his Rangers team-mate from inside the penalty area; the striker was completely unmarked.

The flow of the second half is disrupted by a couple of niggly fouls. Scott Allan is trying to create something for the hosts.

We're back under way at a sun-kissed Easter Road...

Alan Stubbs has shuffled his Hibs pack at half time. Keith Watson is on for David Gray, who is struggling with an ankle problem.

James in Giffnock: This will test Rangers' resolve. A win would give not just the team but the whole Rangers club a huge lift.

Stevie, Edinburgh: Can you answer this please: Bilel Mohsni? What does he do for his real job during the week?

bringthemonjpn: Massive goal for Rangers. The season begins here.

BBC Sportsound pundit Chick Young

"There's only been one shot on target in the game so far: Lee Wallace's goal. But I've really enjoyed it. It's not Barcelona v Real Madrid but it's entertaining in its own way."

Our pundits on BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound have been eagle-eyed in spotting that Rangers' 3-5-2 formation has stifled Hibs in midfield.

Lee Wallace, who impressed in the opening 45 minutes, scored the only goal of the half.

How will Hibs respond? Will Rangers continue to keep it tight or will Stuart McCall chase a second goal?

Lee Wallace's goal separates the sides at the break. Are Hearts 45 minutes away from securing the Championship title and Rangers narrowing the gap on second-placed Hibs?

Rangers fans are dancing inside Easter Road and you'd imagine Hearts supporters are doing a wee Gangnam Style dance of celebration too.

Hibs needs to find two goals to prevent their Edinburgh rivals clinching the Championship title today.

BBC Sportsound pundit Derek Ferguson

"Lee Wallace getting just rewards for his efforts..."

Rangers draw first blood at Easter Road as the impressive Lee Wallace displays Ninja-like reflexes to lash the ball home from close range amid a forest of players inside the box.

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Ouch! Rangers launch another aerial assault on the Hibs penalty area, with keeper Mark Oxley careering off his line and leaping like Superman. He gets nowhere near the ball and clatters team-mate Paul Hanlon. That could've knocked out his false teeth...