John Souttar's long-range effort for Hearts comes back off the Rangers crossbar.

It's been a tentative opening to the match at Easter Road. Both teams are trying to pass their way up the pitch but too often the moves are breaking down as control or accuracy lets the players down. Hibs have been especially sluggish but Danny Swanson did manage to lob a ball into the Accies box for striker Simon Murray but it was an easy take for Gary Woods.

Rangers pressing at Ibrox with Daniel Candeias sending balls into the Hearts box in search of Alfredo Morelos and Kenny Miller.

Hearts holding firm so far.

Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland

The home fans celebrate a terrific header from Stevie May, his first goal for the club to give Aberdeen an early lead over Dundee.

Image source, BBC Sport

Joe Shaughnessy's shot from close range is well blocked by Tomas Cerny as St Johnstone threaten.

Hibs and Hamilton are playing in front of packed galleries today. The only chance of note in the first few minutes has been a speculative effort from outside the box by Accies' Steven Boyd. It was too high to trouble Ofir Marciano in the home goal, though.

A quiet start to proceedings in Perth.

Partick Thistle won at McDiarmid Park in the League Cup earlier this season and have had more attacking possession than St Johnstone but no goals so far.

Former Rangers player Kyle Lafferty has had a shot blocked for Hearts at Ibrox. The visitors have started well in Glasgow.

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes, speaking to Radio Scotland a bit earlier,admits he is spoilt for options up front, and that presents a challenge in picking a team.

"It's part of modern football to keep everybody interested and give everybody a chance. Trying to manage those options at the top end of the pitch will be a challenge. But I've picked what I think is the best team for the game.

"I remind the players every day in training, you maybe can't play your way into the team from training but you can play your way out of it.

"We have to be mindful of Dundee's threat but we want to carry any attacking threat ourselves."

Greg Tansey's free-kick is saved by Dundee goalkeeper Scott Bain, though he takes two attempts to gather it, an indicator of the weather conditions. BBC Sportsound commentator Rob MacLean describes it as "dinging down" at Pittodrie.

All five Premiership games are under way by the way folks. Hold on to your hats...

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

"With back-to-back wins in their opening two Premiership fixtures there is a sense of expectation from the Easter Road faithful. Another huge crowd inside to watch the match against Hamilton, who will also be boosted after last week's convincing win against Dundee.

"The element of surprise from Neil Lennon is that impressive Lithuanian Vykintas Slivka is on the bench, with Danny Swanson taking his place in midfield.

"Accies' defence is bolstered by the return of Xavier Tomas. The last time the Lanarkshire side visited Easter Road they relegated Hibernian so revenge may be on the minds of some fans today."

Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland

Neil McCann told me pre-match here at Pittodrie there is no sense of panic at Dundee this early in the season, despite their pointless start to the campaign. But if Aberdeen play to their full ability, no points from six could soon become none from nine for McCann's side. He acknowledges they'll have to be more clinical and also cut out "silly mistakes".

He said: "It's frustrating when we see mistakes happening. We need to stop Aberdeen from hurting us easily. We did create enough chances last week to win the game. You've got to try and make the mistakes go away.

"Aberdeen are a fantastic side. They've done very well with the transfer market. We've got an idea of a game plan we want to implement. I'm hopeful we can get three points, not just one."

A reminder that there is also a full programme of matches in the Scottish Championship, League One and League Two this afternoon.

Championship leaders Dundee United host Brechin, with second-place Dunfermline also at home, against Falkirk, and third-placed Morton at Inverness, who are sitting bottom after two straight defeats so far.

Championship

Dundee United v Brechin City

Dunfermline Athletic v Falkirk

Inverness CT v Greenock Morton

Livingston v St Mirren

Queen of the South v Dumbarton

League One

Albion Rovers v Airdrieonians

Alloa Athletic v Queen's Park

Arbroath v East Fife

Raith Rovers v Forfar Athletic

Stranraer v Ayr United

League Two

Berwick Rangers v Annan Athletic

Elgin City v Clyde

Montrose v Cowdenbeath

Stenhousemuir v Peterhead

Stirling Albion v Edinburgh City