The less said about this game, the better. The second goalless game between these sides this season.

Yawn...

The Dons stay third and are now three points clear of Hibs, while United slip down to sixth place.

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That was a fantastic contest and a draw is probably a fair result.

Despite St Johnstone having the better of the second half, Ross County will come away thinking they could have easily taken all three points.

Two phenomenal Zander Clark saves - first from a close-range header from Keith Watson, before stopping Josh Reid's long-range effort with his fingertips right at the death - ensured a share of the points.

Ross Draper had given County an early lead, before Craig Conway equalised from the penalty spot.

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Great double chance for St Mirren.

Danny Rogers does well to punch away a Joe Shaughnessy header, then Conor McCarthy gets to the rebound but nods it over.

As close as St Mirren have come to an equaliser.

Lawrence Shankland cracks a volley towards goal, it swerves wickedly and Dons keeper Joe Lewis just does enough to turn it round the post.

Scott Robinson makes way for Jay Emmanuel-Thomas, with back slaps raining down on him from team-mates in the technical area. The Livingston striker put in a good shift today and was rewarded with the third goal.

What. A. Save.

Zander Clark may have just rescued a point for his side there.

A corner is whipped into the box by Stephen Kelly and Keith Watson's powerful header looks destined for the net, but a fantastic reaction save from Clark keeps it out.

We're getting towards the last knockings and we could do with a late goal or two to liven things up.

Sam Cosgrove replaces Matty Kennedy for Aberdeen. Can the big man produce a winner for the Dons?

It's end-to-end stuff at Rugby Park, but neither side look a serious threat. St Mirren's Jan Alnwick is the busier of the two goalkeepers, but even then it's been a case of simply collecting crosses.

St Mirren have broken forward on occasion but Killie are defending solidly.

St Johnstone are pushing for a winner and Ross Laidlaw has just denied them with a brilliant stop from Liam Gordon's close-range effort.

The best chance of the second half (which isn't saying much) falls to Tommie Hoban at the back post, but the Aberdeen defender guides his header just wide.

Well go close to pulling a goal back as Allan Campbell's side-footed effort is palmed clear by goalkeeper Kyle Gourlay.

Livingston are a team full of confidence right now and they won't get many easier afternoons than this. The visitors are just sitting back and waiting for Hibs mistakes - of which there are many.

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That's a big chance for the visitors.

A long ball forward is nodded into the path of Chris Kane, but the forward doesn't catch the bouncing ball properly and his effort rolls just wide of the near post.

That could have been curtains for Motherwell, but they breath a sigh of relief as the referee blows for an infringement after Scott McMann heads into the net from a corner.

Not a high quality affair at Pittodrie since the interval. A scrap. Summed up by Aberdeen's Niall McGinn falling over when he had an age to pick out a cross.

St Mirren's Jamie McGrath takes aim with a looping free-kick that isn't too far away from the bottom far corner, but goes just past the post.