Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Palmerston

What a passing move that led to the fine finish into the top left corner by Connor Murray. Great link up between Michael Paton and Gary Oliver, with the latter laying it off beautifully for the youngster to do his stuff. Great goal.

Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

It’s all a bit dreary so far at Fir Park truth be told. Both sides playing within themselves is maybe the kindest description I can muster so far. It’s not very bad, but it’s not exciting. Hearts marginally with the better of it but no shots on goal.

Livingston come close again through Aymen Souda, who latches onto a clearance from Stephen O'Donnell and drives in to the box.

He fires a shot at goal but it's comfortably saved by Branescu.

Hibs' Martin Boyle beats the offside trap, races after a long ball and manages to stop it going out. But he then slips as he tries to get back to the ball and Aberdeen, eventually, get a defender back to clear.

At the other end goalkeeper Ofir Marciano attempts a short pass, but it lacks power and Aberdeen striker Sam Cosgrove nips in and takes the ball. But he can't fire home!

A Motherwell counter-attack slices Hearts apart but Chris Long is deemed to have run the ball out of play before squaring it into the penalty box. Looks a very tight call.

Both teams are really going for it in this one. There’s some good play in the middle of the park from both sides and no sign of any nerves...

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Sport Scotland

The home side come close to opening the scoring wtih a cross from Steve Lawless finding Aymen Souda in the box only for the forward to head wide.

Sam Cosgrove drives through and fires a low shot at the near post which Hibernian goalkeeper Ofir Maciano scrambles wide for a corner kick.

The set-piece from Lewis Fergsuson is poor though and Hibs clear with ease.

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Feisty but uneventful start at Fir Park with plenty of full-blooded challenges but no opportunities at either end so far.

Chances at a premium in our four Premiership games in the opening 10 minutes, but hope springs eternal, eh?

St Mirren come so close to taking the lead! Ilkay Durmus' half volley is tipped onto the post by Luke Southwood and bounces clear.

Stevie Mallan misses a gilt-edged chance for Hibs.

Joe Lewis parries a cross in the box and Mallan cracks a shot from close range off the post, though it appears Lewis gets a touch as the referee gives a corner.

Ash Taylor heads the subsequent corner clear and it remains goalless at Easter Road.

Here we go across the country! Goals please and plenty of them...

Aberdeen have recently linked up with American Major League Soccer side Atlanta, and Dons boss Derek McInnes tells BBC Scotland he is "excited" by the partnership.

He said: "I'm really comfortable with the Atlanta involvement. I've been out, we've had regular conversations, I've spoken to Carlos Bocanegra every other week. It's been 18 months in the making. We've got a lot to learn from what they do in terms of match day experience. We've got a stadium to build, fund and maximise.

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"There's no conflict. They're operating on a different level. It gives us a bit more weight. Gives us a bit more gravitas. I'm quite excited about how it develops."

On today's game with Hibernian, McInnes is looking to build on a recent run of form which sees just two defeats in 16.

"We're still looking for more and I think we'll improve when we get more experience back in midfield," he said. "Funso [Ojo] should be back next week and Craig Bryson the week after."

Some quiet reading time in the dugout for Aberdeen striker Sam Cosgrove ahead of facing Hibs at Easter Road.

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