Livingston manager Gary Holt will be pleased with how his side have played so far, but you have to think he will be frustrated that his side are only one goal to the good.

As for Hamilton, they've had a couple of chances of their own despite being the poorer side in what's been an entertaining half, and Brian Rice will know his men still have a chance of getting something out this with the score poised at 1-0.

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Allan Campbell's superb early strike is the difference at the break. Good game, this one.

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It's been a bit of a stroll for Hibernian in Paisley.

Kevin Nisbet bundled in the opener, giving Bobby Zlamal a moment to forget in his first appearance for St Mirren. Shortly after, Joe Newell slotted in the second, with Hibs once again exploiting the left-side of the hosts' defence.

Ilkay Durmus and Nathan Sheron nearly forced a response towards the end of the half, but Ofir Marciano sprung into action to deny both.

Hibs then finished the half strongly, and it looks like it will take an almighty effort from the hosts in the second half to turn this game around.

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A fourth-minute Odsonne Edouard penalty and close-range finish from Albian Ajeti, on the striker’s first start, have Celtic in a commanding position.

County have had their moments though, with Iain Vigurs hitting the post and Ross Stewart’s header forcing a fine save from Vasilis Barkas.

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Ofir Marciano hasn't had to do much so far this afternoon but he's just made two great saves to maintain his side's two-goal advantage.

First he's at full stretch to palm away Ilkay Durmus' free-kick, and then he keeps out Nathan Sheron's effort from point-blank range.

Hibs then go up the other end with a great chance to make it 3-0, but Josh Doig delays his pass too long and it comes to nothing.

United come close to an immediate reply to going two goals behind. Peter Pawlett whips in an in-swinging corner kick. Rangers keeper Jon McLaughlin comes and misses, but Nicky Clark's header drifts inches by the far post.

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Another good chance for Kilmarnock. Greg Kiltie burrows into the box, dinks a cross to the back post for Eamonn Brophy, and it's great defending from Scott Wright who heads it away for a corner.

Then from the set-piece Tommie Hoban has to dive low to head the ball away.

Aberdeen living dangerously here as the visitors seek an equaliser before the break.

David Templeton must've been watching Xabi Alonso compilations last night as the former Hearts man takes a shot at goal from inside his own half.

He got the height and distance on it, but it was well wide of the mark.

Celtic living dangerously as half-time approaches, with Vasilis Barkas slipping on his backside as Christopher Jullien passes the ball back to him.

The grounded keeper manages to stick out a leg and clear as Oli Shaw looks to pounce.

Another decent opportunity for St Johnstone. Craig Conway's free-kick is headed by Declan Gallagher, but it falls to David Wotherspoon, who tries a dink over Trevor Carson. The Motherwell keeper is alert though and gathers comfortably.

Ryan Hedges' headed clearance only goes as far as Kilmarnock's Greg Kiltie, whose shot is pushed wide at the near post by Joe Lewis.

The game is end-to-end but it is Kilmarnock who are putting most of the pressure on as they chase Aberdeen's lead.

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Joe Newell doubled Hibernian's lead in Paisley. Can the Buddies respond before the break?

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Big chance for the hosts, but Celtic keeper Vasilis Barkas does superbly to turn away Ross Stewart's near-post header.

County striker Billy McKay is then forced off injured, with Oli Shaw taking his place.

Jeremie Frimpong sets up Odsonne Edouard to let fly from inside the box but a timely block from County's Josh Reid sends the ball spinning wide.

After a couple of scares, Celtic are looking very comfortable now.

I'm not too sure how St Mirren haven't been given a penalty there.

The ball is floated into the box and Ryan Porteous, under no pressure, palms the ball away with both hands. Nothing given. Unbelievable.

Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson has been fairly vocal in the home dugout at Fir Park. Pre-match he told me his players needed to put their bodies on the line when trying to score, but also when defending. A slack backpass minutes ago might have caused him some concern as they look to hang onto their lead.

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Odsonne Edouard fired Celtic into an early lead from the spot. Albian Ajeti doubled the visitors' lead from close range.

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Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland in Paisley

The 3.15 flight to Turkey has just flown over new St Mirren Park and the Saints players must be wishing they were on that plane as they are in serious danger of a hammering from Hibernian. The next 20 minutes or so will be crucial. Lose another and it could be a long afternoon for Saints fans.