Scottish Cup holders Inverness Caley Thistle have a tricky job on their hands today, with a visit to Premiership rivals Motherwell.

The teams have exchanged away wins in the league this season and both have been struggling for goals, so it could be a tight, tense affair at Fir Park.

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St Johnstone: Mannus, Fisher, Scobbie, Anderson, Shaughnessy, Wotherspoon, Swanson, Craig, Millar, MacLean, Cummins. Substitutes: Clark, Lappin, Doyle, Sutton, Kane, Thomson, Gordon

Aberdeen: Brown, Logan, Shinnie, Considine, Taylor, McLean, Smith, Hayes, Pawlett, Rooney, Church. Substitutes: Collin, Reynolds, Storie, Ross, Robson, Wright, McGinn.

Dumbarton: Ewings, Docherty, Saunders, Buchanan, Barr, Gallacher, Fleming, Routledge, Nade, Wright, Walsh. Substitutes: Taggart, Kirkpatrick, Cawley, McCallum, Waters, Heh, Brown.

Dundee: Bain, Holt, Konrad, Stewart, Loy, Hemmings, Ross, McGowan, McGinn, O'Dea, Harkins. Substitutes: Mitchell, Etxabeguren, Low, Wighton, Kerr, Arturo, Gadzhalov.

It's not all about the Scottish Cup today. Aberdeen can draw level on points with Premiership leaders Celtic if they win at McDiarmid Park.

The Dons will be flying after beating Celtic on Wednesday but their recent record against Saints is not good, with only one win in the past seven meetings.

The Perth side dished out a 5-1 hammering at Pittodrie in October.

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The teams will do it all again in Ayrshire on Tuesday, 16 February.

We're into stoppage-time now and the Ibrox crowd are roaring their team on as a Martyn Waghorn shot is deflected wide.

The visitors are down to 10 men as Kallum Higginbotham leads with his studs, catching James Tavernier on the knee.

Big chance for Rangers as a Barrie MacKay catches the Killie defence napping with a cross from the right but Martyn Waghorn takes a terrible touch near the penalty spot, letting the ball run under his foot. Oh dear...

Ten minutes left. Kilmarnock striker Josh Magennis is more isolated than ever as the visitors camp on the edge of their own penalty box.

Danny Wilson is in the mood now as the Rangers defender strides forward and sends a raking shot slithering wide.

Rangers defender Danny Wilson meets a high, looping corner kick and his header across goal kisses the crossbar. The rebound falls to Martyn Waghorn, who slams a shot into the side-netting.

More changes... Killie bring on Kallum Higginbotham for Toby Obadeyi, while Rangers defender Rob Kiernan hobbles off to be replaced by midfielder Nicky Law.

Twenty minutes left and the home fans are getting a bit restless. Loud groans as a weak header from Dominic Ball floats wide from a corner.

We've seen him score from here before... James Tavernier pings in a curling free-kick from the right edge of the penalty box and it evades a cluster of players before zipping inches wide of the far post.

Mark O'Hara is on for Kilmarnock, with new signing Gary Dicker making way.

Now Harry Forrester is getting involved as the ball falls to him near the penalty spot but, with time to pick a corner, he scuffs a hurried shot wide.

Jason Holt finds a wee pocket of space on the edge of the penalty box but his path to goal is blocked by Conrad Balatoni.

Rangers make two changes, with Jason Holt and Harry Forrester on for Kenny Miller and Gedion Zelalem.

The crowd burst into life as Andy Halliday curls in a powerful, low shot that bounces awkwardly in front of Jamie MacDonald, making the Killie keeper's diving stop all the more impressive.