Sam Cosgrove could, and perhaps should, have been celebrating a second goal. The in-form Aberdeen striker leaps high in the box to meet a looping cross, but his header drifts past the post.

Stephane Omeonga has been lively since coming on for Hibs. The Belgian midfielder has a pop at goal with a raker from the right edge of the penalty box and it thumps off the base of the far post.

Aberdeen's Greg Stewart has an effort saved on to the post by Vaclav Hladky as the hosts press for a second equaliser. From the resulting corner, Gary Mackay-Steven volleys well over.

Kyle Lafferty has come on for Rangers and the Northern Ireland striker is determined to shoot on sight and is not far off target twice within a couple of minutes.

Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at the Tony Macaroni Arena

It is there for the taking for either side here, but neither looks quite ready to press that gamble button to go for the three points.

Since the equaliser the Dundee chances have dried up somewhat, while Livingston have struggled slightly as might be expected with just ten men. A sense of a lull in proceedings, but as I type Declan Gallagher fires over for the home side. Still a real chance of a winner here and three points for either side would mean so much.

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Jesse Curran challenges Steven Lawless, who goes down in the box, but there is no penalty and the Livingston man is booked for simulation.

Rangers survive a scare as Liam Craig's free-kick finds Joe Shaughnessy and goalkeeper Wes Foderingham pushes clear the big defender's header.

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BBC Sport Scotland at Pittodrie

Aberdeen will wonder how on earth they are behind, having been on top since their equaliser went in. Both sides have been forced to reshuffle - Aberdeen are effectively playing without a right back since Hoban was injured and an injury to Anton Ferdinand means Paul McGinn has had to move to centre back. The Buddies are dealing with that well though.

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It's a wide open game at Easter Road, despite Hibs enjoying the relative comfort of a 2-0 lead.

Marc McNulty heads a Dary Horgan cross straight into the arms of Gary Woods, before the dangerous Mickel Miller beats his man down the right, cuts inside and his cross-cum-shot bounces clear off the post after a deflection.

The 10-man hosts threaten as Ryan Hardie cuts in from the left and bends a shot narrowly wide of the Dundee goal.

Daniel Candeias squanders a chance for Rangers, the winger lashing over after Joe Shaughnessy fails to clear his lines.

St Mirren are playing with a back five and they're doing a good job of frustrating Aberdeen. The hosts do break through though after some nice build up play, but Anton Ferdinand flings himself in to block Graeme Shinnie's shot.

Steven Davis made his first Rangers debut 11 years ago this week against Panathinaikos, but it's not a happy anniversary for the veteran on-loan Southampton midfielder as he is hauled off against St Johnstone.

Manager Steven Gerrard sends on winger Glen Middleton as he looks to make the breakthrough in a tight affair at Ibrox.

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Dundee substitute Paul McGowan latches on to James Horsfield's pass but can only shoot wide from seven yards.

Accies are certainly more prominent as an attacking force now, Alex Gogic finding himself unmarked in the Hibs box, but he can only direct his header into the arms of Ofir Marciano.

Hibs launch a swift counter-attack, and Lennard Sowah almost directs a harmless cross from Daryl Horgan into his own net.

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BBC Sport Scotland at the Tony Macaroni Arena

What an impact Andrew Nelson has had for Dundee. That’s his fourth goal for the club since arriving from Sunderland, this one a looping header. In truth it’s the least Dundee deserve from this match. If only they’d put their shooting boots on from the start...