Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

This was going down as the dullest half of Premiership football I have seen this season until a rare flash of quality lit Fir Park up as the home side hit the front.

Great skill from Jermaine Hylton on the left wing created the opportunity before cutting back for Christopher Long who produced a magnificent finish to fire high into the net at the near post.

It was a thing of beauty amidst a half that has been otherwise dreary in the extreme.

Not the greatest conditions at the Fountain of Youth Stadium, but this game is desperately lacking in quality.

St Mirren have probably had the better of the shooting opportunities, with Ilkay Durmus’ effort tipped onto the post by Luke Southwood the closest either side has come to scoring.

Hamilton believe they could and should have had a penalty, however, as Marios Ogkmpoe looked to have been brought down by Calum Waters in front of goal.

Hopefully there’s a bit more creativity in the second half.

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No goals at the Tony Macaroni Arena just yet but the home fans should be happy with what they've seen so far. Kilmarnock have looked uncharacteristically sloppy in midfield and at the back, allowing Livingston to intercept and counter on a regular basis.

The home side should perhaps be ahead had Aymen Souda or Scott Pittman taken their chances on target properly.

Lyndon Dykes flicks the ball on to Stevie Lawless, who then plays the ball in to the path of the on-running Scott Pittman with a back heel and with just the goalkeeper to beat he fires the ball directly in to the hands of Laurentiu Branescu, who does enough to parry it wide. Huge chance missed from the home side.

Still goalless at Easter Road.Stevie Mallan had Hibs' best chance when Joe Lewis got down low to tip away his effort. Apart from that, though they have had plenty of set-piece opportunities, they haven't tested the Dons goalkeeper.

At the other end Sam Cosgrove is having a poor game for Aberdeen, but he did have the visitors' best chance when James Wilson's shot was saved and rebounded into his past, but he fired his effort straight at Ofir Marciano.

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Motherwell lead with the one moment of quality in a poor first half, Chris Long lashing into the top corner five minutes before the break.

Can Hearts - who have now gone five-and-a-half away matches without scoring - haul themselves back into it?

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Chris Long has lit up proceedings at Fir Park by firing the hosts in front against Hearts.

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There's an almighty stramash in the box after Livingston swing in a corner. Three or four players vie for possession after a header from Ricki Lamie.

Aaron Taylor-Sinclair takes a swing at it but the Kilmarnock goalkeeper blocks it from point-blank range.

Two great chances for Aberdeen, two great saves from Ofir Marciano.

Hibs have a free-kick through Stevie Mallan. Ash Taylor launches it long, with James Wilson racing clear down the right, driving into the box and cracking a shot at Marciano which is parried into the path of Sam Cosgrove.

The Englishman tries to side-foot the rebound past Marciano, who manages to get up and block. Superb from the keeper!

Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Palmerston

Eerie moment here as Darren Lyon is knocked unconscious after taking the ball flush in the face during a defensive clearance. Play has been stopped for five minutes with Lyon looking like he is now conscious but everyone is taking every precaution. The stretcher is on but the silence is never nice.

Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

This is a crime against the word "entertainment".

Motherwell's Luke Donnelly tries his luck from 20 yards out and drags his shot so wide it's nearer the corner flag than the goals.

Ryo Meshino is similarly wild at the other end, blazing over the bar from the edge of the box.

We're still waiting for an effort on target...

Rory McKenzie is booked after taking a swipe at Craig Sibbald while the Livingston midfielder was driving through the middle on a dangerous-looking counter attack.

It's a fairly even game at Easter Road. Aberdeen have probably played the slicker football, with just the final ball letting them down when they've had the Hibs defence stretched.

But Hibs are getting plenty of opportunities themselves, and Martin Boyle and Stevie Mallan are both winning a number of corner kicks for the hosts.

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St Mirren may have got away with one...

An inviting ball comes in from the left, and Marios Ogkmpoe gets in front of Calum Waters. Just as he's about to pull the trigger, Ogkmpoe goes down under his challenge. Referee Don Robertson waves play on.