Sensational stuff from Florian Kamberi, who with his back to an Accies defender, flicks the ball behind him, races through on goal, but sees his shot saved from a tight angle.

It's still all Hibs at Easter Road.

Aberdeen's lengthy injury list is about to have another name added to it.

Connor McLennan has had a fine game on his first start - scoring the second goal, but he has to make an early exit holding his arm and it looks like Chris Forrester will replace him.

The Aberdeen physio is doing overtime at the moment, with James Wilson, Niall McGinn, Stevie May, Mark Reynolds, Scott Wright and Frank Ross all in the treatment room.

Jordan Jones is clipped and the visitors have a spot-kick...

Almost a bizarre lifeline for the visitors...

Joe Lewis has to make a brilliant save after his clearance deflects off of St Mirren's Simeon Jackson and loops over him, but he spares his own blushes by getting back and clawing the ball off the line.

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St Mirren were first out the dressing room for the second half, no doubt after getting a ear-bashing from manager Oran Kierney. They had no answer to Aberdeen’s attacking intent in the first half. Gary Mackay-Steven has ripped open the right wing, while Shay Logan has produced some delicious deliveries. After only scoring five goals in the league before today, the Dons are more than making up for that here.

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If they repeat their first half performance Hibernian have a reveal possibility of racking up a few more goals against a Hamilton side who are now playing for nothing other than pride.

The pace of Martin Boyle combined with the midfield skills of both Hyndman and Mallan are giving the Lanarkshire side an afternoon they will be hoping they forget sooner rather than later.

It could all have been so different if Rakish Bingham had grasped with both hands the glorious opportunity that came his way but Neil Lennon’s side are playing with a freedom and belief they can score goals at will.

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And we're up and running again. The games at Easter Road and Pittodrie look done and dusted but there's plenty to play for at Fir Park and Dens Park.

Keep an eye on Queen of the South, who were 3-0 down but are fighting back thanks to a double from veteran goal-machine Stephen Dobbie.

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BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

As the players left the pitch for half-time, Livingston’s Ricki Lamie approached referee Willie Collum looking for an explanation to why his 'equaliser' was disallowed. Collum waved him away and it’s a decision that’s obviously confused the away side.

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BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

It was a very decent start for Dundee but Kenny Miller has become an increasingly isolated figure up front as the half has worn on, with Kilmarnock taking control after a rather fortunate equaliser. A draw is about right at the moment, although Scott Boyd did have his shirt pulled as he fired a shot over the bar but no penalty was given.

The last league goal Livingston conceded was in a 2-1 win over Hibernian, when Daryl Horgan netted, on 1 September.

That was 324 minutes - including games against Hamilton, Hearts and Rangers - that Livi keeper Liam Kelly had gone without conceding a goal, before Ryan Bowman's deflected effort for Motherwell today.

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Aberdeen have struggled for goals this season, but they have had little problem finding the net this afternoon, with three players scoring their first goals for the club.Sam Cosgrove ended his long wait for a goal with a diving header, and after that Aberdeen have grown in confidence.Connor McLennan found the net from outside the box to celebrate his first start, then Max Lowe had an easy tap in after starting and finishing a move.

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Ryan Bowman's second goal of the season separates the sides at Fir Park at the interval.

Ricky Lamie thought he had equalised for Livi after a goalmouth scramble from a corner, but referee Willie Collum ruled it out after spotting an infringement.

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Dundee started the better and had a few opportunities. Calvin Miller has been their brightest spark down the left-hand side and he was involved in the build up as Adil Nabi put the Dark Blues ahead.

There was more than a touch of fortune about the Kilmarnock equaliser as Jordan Jones' shot took a cruel deflection off Andy Boyle which took it into the net. Killie have had further chances - Scott Boyd volleying just over from a corner the best of them.

All to play for at Dens in the second half.

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Hibs are flying. Barring an early chance for Rakish Bingham, Neil Lennon's hosts have been utterly, utterly dominant.

Their shot tally is into double figures and they've had almost three quarters of the first-half possession.

Martin Boyle rattled in the first goal after pouncing on a ricocheted Emerson Hyndman shot.

Stevie Mallan blasted home the second - his eighth of the season - from the edge of the box.

And Hyndman beautifully caressed a third beyond Gary Woods following more excellent work from Boyle.

Hibs are carving Accies open at will and have had a host of other clear-cut opportunities. This could be a real hiding.

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