This match really has petered out with St Mirren short of ideas and Kilmarnock content to let them stew in it.

The visitors win a corner and hardly anyone bothers going up for it. Eventually, Kirk Broadfoot meanders forward.

The noggin of Hakeem Odoffin was just a few feet off the ground when he scored with that flying header.

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That goal has sparked life into Accies as Scott Martin sees a 20-yard strike drift just past the bottom left corner.

Chris Burke, who set up the Killie goal, is replaced by Rory McKenzie for the final 20 minutes. Even at the age of 36, the winger is not too happy about getting a breather. He's absolutely fizzing as he takes his place on the sidelines.

Saints' luck really is out.

Callum Hendry's curling shot beats goalkeeper Robby McCrorie, only for Jason Holt to pop up on the goal-line and head clear.

St Johnstone's Jason Kerr gets a sight of goal from a Craig Conway corner, but the big centre-back can't keep his header down at the far post.

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Livingston are very comfortable now, managing the game impressively. They are passing it about really well, posing a lot of questions to St Johnstone who so far don't appear to have any answers.

A third change for the hosts as Dylan Connolly comes on for Ilkay Durmus. Jim Goodwin's side are playing further up the pitch now and Kilmarnock aren't getting it all their own way like they were in the opening 45 minutes.

Lawrence Shankland almost turns provider as he takes a ball down well on the edge of the area and slips through strike partner Nicky Clark, but the former Rangers man's finish is well saved by Ryan Fulton.

Marcus Fraser catches Ross Millen with a high foot and is booked.

And BBC Sportsound pundit Julie Fleeting believes the St Mirren defender is fortunate not to be dismissed.

"The minute you put your studs into the chest of another player whose standing up at the time, I would think he's incredibly lucky just to get a yellow," she says.

Efe Ambrose has played in a variety of positions for Livingston this season but he's back in central defence this afternoon and his influence is telling.

So far, he's leading the passing stats, with 34 made (13 in the opposition half) and a 79.4% success rate. That means 27 have found their intended target - as if you hadn't worked that arithmetic out in a flash.

A double change early in the second half for St Johnstone as Danny McNamara and Liam Craig are replaced by Liam Gordon and Callum Hendry.

The visitors have shown no signs of mounting a comeback so far.

One for the stats geeks out there. Dundee United's Lawrence Shankland and Kilmarnock's Nicke Kabamba have both scored today with their only touches in the box.

Can you guess which graphic is which? Here's a clue, one doesn't do defensive duties on corners.

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Almost a second for Kilmarnock at the end of another neat passing move.

This time Ross Millen squares for Greg Kiltie coming in from the left and his shot is touched round the post by Jak Alnwick.

The home side made a double change at the break with Jon Obika and Nathan Sheron on for Jamie McGrath and Sam foley.

We're off again in Hamilton and the others won't be far behind...

Two changes for the home side in this one too, with Ross Callachan and Marios Ogkmpoe on for Reegan Mimnaugh and Andy Winter.

St Mirren boss Jim Goodwin is shaking things up to try and find a way back into this game

Nathan Sheron and Jon Obika are coming on for the second half, with Sam Foley and Jamie McGrath hooked.

Kilmarnock haven't exactly been peppering the home goalmouth but the visitors are dominating possession in Paisley and they have their noses in front.

Are Alex Dyer's side on for a third win in four matches?

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Kilmarnock have the edge at the break through Nicke Kabamba and probably just about deserve it for their superiority in possession.

St Mirren lack an out ball and it's telling their best effort has come from a set piece when Joe Shaughnessy headed off the top of the crossbar.

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