Tony Watt may be Motherwell's MVP today. The striker scored the first, won the penalty for the second and has now nodded off the line from a Ross Stewart header at a Ross County corner.

Get the bubbly on ice...

Hibs' Alex Gogic breathes a sigh of relief after a terrible pass on the edge of his own box allows Chris Burke to press on and float in a cross, but Ryan Porteous is in the right place to steer a header back into the arms of goalkeeper Ofir Marciano.

Nice footwork from Joe Newell opens up a gap in the Kilmarnock defence. He lays it off for Christian Doidge, who has a crack from 20 yards but Stuart Findlay comes from nowhere to make a great sliding block.

Motherwell have a penalty. First-half scorer canters into the box and is taken out by Iain Vigurs, who is booked for his trouble.

Hibs made a change at the interval, with Josh Doig taking over from Lewis Stevenson in that left wing-back role.

The teenager is back after a period of isolation stemming from a trip to England with the Scotland under-19s.

Has Stevenson picked up a knock or does manager Jack Ross want a look at both men before next Saturday's semi-final?

Clevid Dikamona was stretchered off in the first half at Rugby Park. Fingers crossed that his injury isn't severe.

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David Wotherspoon cuts inside and drags another shot wide as St Johnstone continue to be a constant menace to Dundee United's back line, but they're still no closer to breaking the deadlock.

Robbie Neilson and Michael Stewart were having a masked chat during the half time interval at Rugby Park. Will the Hearts manager fancy his side's chances against Hibs in next weekend's Scottish Cup semi-final?

The visitors are ahead but haven't really hit the heights this afternoon in an evenly matched contest.

Liam Polworth almost doubles Motherwell's lead right at the start of the second half after driving at the Ross County defence and bending a shot just wide.

We're back under way at Fir Park.

Ready for the second half up and down the country? Here we go...

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

After a lively start, United have dropped out of things, with St Johnstone really taking charge as the first half wore on. They created several decent chances, and would have had the lead if Jason Kerr hadn't headed a Craig Conway corner wide. So far though, this isn't a Tayside derby that will live long in the memory, let's hope that chances after the break.

Kevin Nisbet's penalty separates the sides at Rugby Park.

The spot-kick came when Clevid Dikamona caught Christian Doidge when trying to hack the ball away.

Dikamona was later carried off with what looked like a nasty injury.

It's not been much of a game really, with very few moments of excitement.

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