Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Victoria Park

County manager Jim McIntyre seems displeased with how this has started and has already changed formation with Liam Boyce joining Schalk up front in a 4-4-2.

The hosts have been hesitant at times at the back, which exactly what McIntyre was looking to cut out.

Louis Moult puts the ball in the net for Motherwell, but he is well offside and makes no argument as the assistant cuts short the celebrations.

We'll file that one under 'if you don't buy a ticket, you don't win the raffle'.

Dougie Imrie takes aim some 30 yards from goal and his shot is always rising as it flies over.

Too often this season Hamilton have gone ahead only to be pegged back to a 1-1 draw. What they would give for another goal before half-time.

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BBC Sport Scotland at Broadwood

An absolutely barnstorming start means fans have pretty much got value for their ticket money within 10 minutes.

That's mainly thanks to that terrific equalising strike by Clyde's David Gormley, surely one of the best the home supporters have seen here in a long time. The striker is up to eight goals for the season with his brace.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Victoria Park

No glaring chances for either side thus far. However, Motherwell do look composed on the ball and are beginning to build a little pressure.

Alex Schalk almost stole in early on for County but Keith Lasley read the run and cleared well. Looks like this might be a tight one.

Not much to report from Dingwall. The best and only chance so far has come for Motherwell; a weak Stephen McManus header that was cleared off the line without too much fuss.

Hamilton make the early running with Rakish Bingham chasing a long ball, holding it up and then setting up Ali Crawford, who shoots over after taking a touch.

Both teams will be kicking themselves after coming up empty handed on Saturday. 

Motherwell were in a great position to earn their first win over Rangers since 2002 when Michael O'Halloran was sent off after just four minutes at Fir Park. However, the game was level at 10 v10 when Scott McDonald was red carded shortly after missing a glaring first-half chance. 

County hit back swiftly to lead at Rugby Park after the shock of losing a goal after 10 seconds, only to ship another goal right at the end to lose 3-2. 

Motherwell drew 1-1 in Dingwall in September and enjoyed a 4-1 win over the Staggies at Fir Park in October. 

We're off in Hamilton and Dingwall...

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Victoria Park

The dust is settling for the moment on transfer goings-on for Motherwell in particular, who have a few irons in the fire.

It's a very important match for both off the back of defeats. Another one would add significant pressure with some tough fixtures ahead for both.

Tope Obadeyi joined United in the summer and made 25 appearances for the Tangerines, scoring twice.

He told the Dundee United website: “I would like to thank everyone at Dundee United for making me feel so welcome. Staff, teammates and the fans have all been brilliant throughout my time here.

“I wish the club every success and hope and believe the team will achieve the target of promotion this season.”

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This is the third meeting between these sides this season, with both of the previous games ending 1-1. No surprise really, given Accies have drawn half of the their 22 Premiership outings.

Ross County manager Jim McIntyre talking to BBC Sportsound:

"Saturday was a sore one because we were so comfortable in the first half. It puts extra pressure on us tonight.

"We've talked about individual errors, it's a concentration thing.

"We need to be more consistent and win more of the games that we are expected to."

Motherwell manager Mark McGhee speaking to BBC Sportsound:

"We've had two disappointing results since the break but our form has been reasonable.

"Possession is important. We've got to keep the ball a bit better. 

"We're coming here with a positive attitude and going with two strikers."

Scott McDonald is free to play since Motherwell have lodged an appeal against Saturday's red card for his late challenge on Kenny Miller. 

"I feel I take the ball and my momentum means I can't really do anything but go into Kenny," the Australian told Sportscene on Sunday. 

"I go to win the ball, I lunge in, I actually take the ball and, as impact is braced, I've actually bent my leg for impact rather than a straight leg. If I straighten my leg then I think Kenny is in a world of trouble, but there's no intent there."

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