Rangers go close again. Kemar Roofe slips in Alfredo Morelos inside the box. He fires a low cross along the face of goal for Ryan Kent, but the scorer of his side's first scoops his effort wide.

More shaky stuff from Celtic in defence as Christopher Jullien leaves a backpass for goalkeeper Vasilis Barkas and Ross Stewart nearly nips in to steal the ball.

Neil Lennon's side not looking entirely convincing with a back-three this afternoon.

It's been a physical start to the second half here but the home side are well on top.

A second goal for the home side could prove crucial.

Callum Davidson is throwing on attackers in an effort to get back into this game. Stevie May and Chris Kane replace Callum Hendry and Michael O'Halloran.

Hibernian get through the home defence once again, with the ball bouncing through to Kevin Nisbet.

He attempts to lob the ball over Zdenek Zlamal but the St Mirren keeper reads it and manages to keep it out.

One more goal would surely confirm the points for Hibs.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland in Paisley

Jim Goodwin has decided to introduce Lee Erwin in the hope the former Ross County and Kilmarnock striker can fire Saints back into the game. They certainly have started the second half much livelier as torrential rain begins to fall.

Rangers come close to a third goal in the opening stages of the second half. The ball is worked to Kemar Roofe in the box but Benjamin Siegrist denies him.

Jason Kerr heads inches over from Craig Conway's corner. St Johnstone have started the second half brightly at Fir Park as they chase an equaliser.

Chances at both ends right after the restart in Dingwall.

Celtic's Callum McGregor tests Ross Laidlaw from distance, before home striker Ross Stewart can't find a way past the impressive Vasilis Barkas with a 10-yard drive.

We've had some cracking goals... but we want more! We're back under way across the country.

Kilmarnock's Kirk Broadfoot limped off at half-time after a robust challenge from Ross McCrorie, and he won't be appearing for the second half, with Clevid Dikamona replacing him.

Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

Only one goal in this game so far, but you get the feeling more will come in this one. Both teams are playing well and with some confidence going forward, so you’d expect that to continue in the second half. The home side are going for their first league win of the season; St Johnstone going for back-to-back wins.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

A very good competitive game this one. Aberdeen's goal had quality stamped all over it. But Kilmarnock have responded well, Kiltie in particular catching the eye and causing the Dons all sorts of problems. The hosts may have the lead, but the visitors are far from out of things.

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Despite being hit with a triple injury headache, Rangers are in control of proceedings at Ibrox.

Leon Balogun, Ryan Jack and Brandon Barker have all been lost over the course of the afternoon so far, but the Scottish Premiership leaders have not been slowed down. Goals from Ryan Kent and James Tavernier are the difference so far.

Nicky Clark was unlucky to see a header glance wide, but not much else to report for the away side. Rangers are 45 minutes away from a record seventh-straight clean sheet at the start of the campaign.

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It's been an entertaining 45 minutes for the 300 fans inside Pittodrie.

Aberdeen have played with great pace and invention, and Ross McCrorie scored his first goal for the club when he met Scott Wright's cross first time and added a sublime finish.

Kilmarnock have had most of the chances though and have peppered the Dons box with crosses. However, despite the pressure, Dons goalkeeper Joe Lewis hasn't had to do too much to keep Killie out.

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