Scott McKenna's early volley separates the two sides, but Aberdeen were reduced to 10 men following the dismissal of Sam Cosgrove. Rangers came close through Alfredo Morelos and Glenn Middleton, but have it all to do in the second half.

Dundee are on course for their first win under Jim McIntyre after Kenny Miller's lifted strike. James Keatings came closest for Accies with a curling shot but it went just past the post.

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The visitors come within a whisker of doubling their lead but Callum McGregor sees his effort blocked following an impressive counter attack.

It has been a terrific game at McDiarmid Park. Hearts took the lead but after that St Johnstone threw everything at the visitors, deservedly equalised through Blair Alston, but will be angry at how easily Oliver Bozanic was able to head Hearts back in front.

But it is anyone's game to win at the moment.

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Good feet from Flo Kamberi sets Hibs off on the counterattack.

Daryl Horgan drives to the edge of the box and plays in Oli Shaw. The striker's shot is really tame, though, and easily smothered by Danny Rogers.

A wasted opportunity for Hibs, who still trail to that incredible Adam Hammill opener.

St Mirren have their noses in front at the break courtesy of a quite outstanding goal from Adam Hammill.

He collected the ball inside his own half, and from just short of the halfway line, let fly with a soaring, swooping lob that bamboozled Adam Bogdan in the Hibs goal.

It's been pretty much all Hibs since then, with Flo Kamberi, Lewis Stevenson, Stevie Mallan and Oli Shaw all threatening, but none able to find the net.

Hibs are searching for their first win in six and they've got a lot of work to do to get it.

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Hamilton's James Keatings comes close to an equaliser after Mickel Miller went on a Messi-esque dribble before teeing him up on the edge of the box. Unfortunately for Accies it goes just wide.

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BBC Scotland at Fir Park

The roof has just about come off the John Hunter Stand at Fir Park. Cries of "cheat" ring out at Celtic's penalty award, even though it did look just about right. Seconds later, Mark Gillespie's double save to deny Leigh Griffiths breathes belief that maybe, just maybe, Motherwell can lift themselves here...

Liam Craig inches away from an instant equaliser for St Johnstone, whistling a shot just wide of the far post.

More pressure on the visitors' goal as Alfredo Morelos sends a header onto the roof of the net. Ten-man Aberdeen preserve their slender lead as we near half-time.

Aberdeen goalkeeper Joe Lewis is called into action, and he dives down well to his left to tip Glenn Middleton's shot wide.

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BBC Scotland at Fir Park

It's becoming difficult to see here at Fir Park. A thick haze is sweeping in and the away stand is just about vanishing from view. Either the fog is back, Celtic fans have let off another firework, or someone's left the soup on.

Hibs continue to press for an equaliser.

Daryl Horgan curls a ball in from the right but Oli Shaw powers his header wide.

Motherwell's Mark Gillespie produces a brilliant save to deny Leigh Griffiths from the spot. The keeper then punches clear after parrying the initial effort.

What a save!

Andy Rose clips Ryan Chrstie in the box, penalty for Celtic as referee Kevin Clancy points to the spot.

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Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio Scotland

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BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

It may be all square in Perth, but St Johnstone are swarming all over Hearts just now, organised as ever, but playing some lovely football too.

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It continues to be an excellent game at McDiarmid Park.

St Johnstone's goalscorer Blair Alston denied by Zdenek Zlamal after latching on to a Matty Kennedy through ball, then Tony Watt gets on the end of another fine David Wotherspoon delivery only for Zlamal to save again.

Then Peter Haring has a chance for Hearts, taking aim for distance but firing past the post.

Cosgrove challenges Connor Goldson for and referee Steven McLean judges it to be late before showing the Aberdeen striker a second yellow card

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