Jamie Murphy dinks in a lovely cross from the left and if Christian Doidge gets any kind of touch it's a second goal for Hibs. But the big striker somehow fails to connect with his attempted header right in front of goal.

Big chance for Livingston. Efe Ambrose sends Ash Taylor's attempted clearance back across goal and Scott Robinson just can't keep his effort down at the back post.

Celtic have made two changes at the break. Centre-back Nir Bitton, who picked up an injury in the first half, is replaced by Stephen Welsh.

And midfielder Tom Rogic is on for striker Leigh Griffiths as the hosts try to stage a comeback.

Second-half whistle are peeping across the country.

Here we go again.

We've already mentioned that St Mirren's last win over Celtic came in 2010.

Their last win at Celtic Park came way back in April 1990.

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Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Tannadice

A lively enough game at Tannadice, end-to-end stuff.

Not a huge amount between the sides to be honest, but Hibs are probably just deserving of their lead thanks to Darren McGregor's powerful finish.

Since the goal, the visitors have had the better of the play, but United have kept plugging away, plenty of endeavour but no cutting edge so far.

Darren McGregor's first goal since 27 January 2019 gives Hibs a deserved half-time lead.

The veteran defender is making just his second league start of the season and he couldn't have hit that shot any harder.

United are heading for seven games without a win unless they improve after the break.

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St Mirren haven't beaten Celtic in the league since 2010, but are well worth their half-time advantage.

Kristian Dennis and Ilkay Durmus goals, either side of an Odsonne Edouard reply, have the visitors in front.

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Odsonne Edouard sends a drive too high, and Nir Bitton drags wide in Celtic's next attack, as the hosts are reduced to speculative efforts as the interval beckons.

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The game certainly started with a bang as Julien Serrano had a goal ruled out for Livingston and Scott Pittman has a shot saved on the line by Joe Lewis.

At the other end, Connor McLennan headed off the crossbar and Jonny Hayes should have done better when the ball was squared to him inside the box, but he put it over.

Since then it's fizzled out a bit.

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Saints gaffer Callum Davidson will be wondering how his side are 2-0 down here.

They've had the majority of the ball and created more chances, but the hosts have been clinical with their finishing.

Despite being disappointed at his side's lack of a cutting edge, Davidson will feel his players can get themselves back into this.

This one isn't done yet...

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Chris Burke almost has himself a second as he drives a shot from the right side of the box towards Zander Clark's near post, but the Saints keeper gets a strong hand to it to steer it behind.

We were spoilt in the opening exchanges with end-to-end action, but it's quietened down now. It's got a bit scrappy with neither side making too many inroads.

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St Mirren keeper Jak Alnwick dives to his left to palm away a David Turnbull strike as Celtic try to hit back before half-time.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at BBSP Stadium

St Johnstone will be absolutely fuming at this scoreline. They've been probing at Kilmarnock's defence throughout and are somehow two goals down. The one thing they've lacked, their hosts have delivered.

It is a lesson on being clinical. Two chances have resulted in a two-goal cushion and in the end that is all that counts.

Kilmarnock are now in a superb position. They can stay solid and look to hit St Johnstone if they over-extend in trying to get back into the game.

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