Inverness keeper Owain Fon Williams makes a fabulous save to prevent Darren Lyon's low shot from crossing the line, while at the other end Nathaniel Wedderburn pokes a shot at the Accies goal but it is somehow cleared, via the post.

Rory Loy is through on goal as Dundee seek a late leveller. His shot cannons off goalkeeper Neil Alexander and Liam Smith completes the clearance.

Accies goalkeeper Michael McGovern races from his line to scoop the ball up a fraction before Inverness substitute Richie Foran gets on the end of an incisive pass.

After knocking Aberdeen in front, Shay Logan has to do some important work to preserve that lead. Josh Magennis drills a cross to the back post towards Topi Obadeyi who was waiting to knock the ball into an empty net, but Logan just got there first to deny him.

Hearts fans get their first look at USA international midfielder Perry Kitchen as we enter the closing stages all across the grounds.

Half-hearted penalty pleas from Aberdeen. Lee Hodson challenges Jonny Hayes who hits the turf, but referee Euan Anderson is unimpressed.

The home fans rise to celebrate an equaliser but no, Iain Vigurs glances a header wide of the post from close range.

Rory McKenzie has a speculative effort from long range and it's an easy save for Scott Brown, who has looked a bit jittery in the Dons goal today. Killie are the better team right now...

It's a battle between the two biggest men on the park - Josh Magennis and Ash Taylor - and it is the Northern Irishman who comes out on top, shrugging off the Dons defender and drilling a low shot just wide of the far post.

Immediately after Queen of the South levelled through Gary Oliver, St Mirren are back in front via an own goal. Callum Tapping is the unfortunate scorer.

Niall McGinn volleys the ball towards goal from the edge of the six-yard box but sees it cannon off the crossbar from a tight angle. Kilmarnock goalkeeper Jamie MacDonald may well have got a slight touch to it.

BBC Scotland football pundit Barry Wilson: "Inverness are trying, they are huffing and puffing, but nothing yet. I don't know the attendance but I have counted the Hamilton fans - there are 59 of them."

When counting fans is more interesting than the game itself, you know it's a stinker...

Hearts go close to extending their lead as Scott Bain makes a great save to keep out a stinging shot from Arnaud Djoum.

Another big chance for Dundee as Greg Stewart cuts the ball back for Cammy Kerr but the youngster blazes over from a very promising position.