Lee McCulloch
Former Kilmarnock manager on Sportsound

Aberdeen are controlling the game but St Mirren are limiting them to shots from distance. Gary Mackay-Steven takes aim but can't get it on target.

What a chance for Hamilton Accies! A howler at the back from Hibs as Ryan Porteous and Efe Ambrose stand, stare at each other, and allow a lofted ball to float over their heads and bounce into the box.

Rakish Bingham collects it, he's clean through, but shoots straight into the onrushing Adam Bogdan.

The visitors should be in front.

Delightful from Stevie Mallan, who nutmegs Scott Martin at the corner flag, then fires in a deflected cross that Florian Kamberi nods over at the back post. Hibs are pressing.

Sam Cosgrove is inches away from his first Aberdeen goal. Max Lowe gets to Gary Mackay-Steven's lay off, drills a low shot into the box which Cosgrove gets his foot to, but it whistles past the post.

Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

Much of Livingston’s dominance is coming because of how they have deployed Ricki Lamie down the left-hand-side. The full-back is pushing high up the pitch and often the target for diagonal balls. The former Morton man has also swung in a few tempting deliveries.

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Dundee 1-0 Kilmarnock

Kilmarnock's Aaron Tshibola is caught in possession by Adil Nabi. He threads the ball through to Elton Ngwatala, but his touch evades him and goalkeeper Jamie MacDonald smothers the ball, taking a sore one in the process.

Chris Cadden barges his way into the Livi box before bouncing off Keaghan Jacobs and falling to the turf, but referee Willie Collum is having none of it.

Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

Neil McCann told me before the match they had a few ideas about how to get at Kilmarnock and it seems to have worked straight away. Adil Nabi with the strike, rifled into the bottom corner. Dundee seemingly set up in a way to contain Kilmarnock with a 4-1-4-1 formation with Kenny Miller up front. So far, the Dark Blues are dominating and they have that all important goal.

Another half-chance for the visitors, with last week's match-winner Dolly Menga getting his head to Ricky Lamie's cross, but the striker can't keep it down.

Vykintas Slivka clips a curling ball in towards the back post and Florian Kamberi, who scored a hat-trick the last time these teams met, powers his header over the bar.

First chance of the match for Hibs.

A decent opening for St Mirren as Simeon Jackson gets a run on the Aberdeen defence but, as Andrew Considine comes to close him down, the forward panics and shoots a little too early, putting it well wide.

Great move from Livi sees Scott Pittman send Scott Robinson through on the right side of the Motherwell area, and his rasping right-footer is deflected wide of the left-hand post for a corner.