Scott Arfield gets the jump on his man at the near post to meet a Ryan Kent corner but the Rangers midfielder gets too much on his glancing header and sends it over the top.

Livingston defender Craig Halkett curls a superb free-kick in from distance and Zander Clarke dives to push it wide.

Rangers are beginning to get the upper hand again but the home side are working so hard to keep them at bay.

Oh, dear. Finally some incision from Hibs, Ryan Gauld flicking a lovely ball through for Daryl Horgan.

Left of the goal, the Irishman gets his finish all wrong. He goes with his right foot and scoops the attempted lob of Mark Gillespie miles wide. That about sums up Hibs' night so far.

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Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland at Hope Stadium

Bit of controversy about that Aberdeen second. Accies claimed strongly for a penalty just beforehand as Aaron McCann went down under Gary Mackay-Steven’s challenge. Aberdeen then broke upfield and Cosgrove finished superbly. Clearly things have now gone from bad to worse for Accies with that third goal. No way back.

Callumn Morrison's shot from the right is blocked by an awkward save by Sen Dieng, the ball bouncing off the Dundee goalkeeper and going wide. From the corner, Christophe Berra's header is kept out by Dieng.

Rangers midfielder Scott Arfield, just booked, cleans out Jordan Jones with a high challenge and is perhaps a shade fortunate to still be on the park.

It's getting a bit tasty out there...

Stephane Omeonga's Hibs debut is over. The on-loan Genoa midfielder has been replaced at half-time by Vykintas Slivka.

James Tavernier whips in a lovely cross and Alfredo Morelos throws himself at it to knock it home - with his hand.

The Rangers striker is promptly booked.

We are up and running again across the grounds...

Rangers started like a train and got the early goal through Jermain Defoe's predatory instincts but Kilmarnock have worked their way back into it and the game has been more even since Eamonn Brophy levelled.

Rangers have ditched their usual 4-3-3 to fit Defoe and Alfredo Morelos in up front and they have the edge on chances created.

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Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland

This hasn’t really been a contest. Perhaps St Mirren planned to hold out as long as possible and look to nick something but that plan quickly evaporated.

Burke’s header for the opener might have been kept out but he had so much space to reach Ryan Christie’s curling free kick.

Scott Sinclair’s penalty effectively ended the match. Since then St Mirren have camped in so deep with Celtic playing around them waiting for the next opportunity.

At this rate Brendan Rodgers could take Scott Bain off and put on another outfield player given the lack of threat to his goal.

They should be further ahead and that might be the only criticism in what has been an absolute stroll.

Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

This is a vastly different Motherwell performance from their Scottish Cup exit on Saturday. The Steelmen have had Hibs pinned back for most of the first half and David Turnbull’s wonderfully composed finish was the icing on the cake.

Gboly Ariyibi and Jake Hastie have terrorised the visiting defenders down the flanks and it was the latter who set up the goal.

Hibs’ new signings have been fairly quiet. Stephane Omeonga is on a booking and is naturally taking a while to adapt to the speed of the Scottish game. Ryan Gauld started brightly but saw less of the ball as the half went on.

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