Rangers midfielder Scott Arfield is on for his first appearance since 3 December, taking over from Ryan Kent for the last few minutes.

What a monumental victory for Hamilton.

David Moyo's superb finish made it four in the second half before Mark O'Hara's penalty gave the hosts a glimmer of hope.

First-half goals from Bruce Anderson, Ross Callachan and Marios Ogkmpoe had Brian Rice's men in control at the break.

It's a grim day for Graham Alexander's side, who had to play with 10 men from 18 minutes after Stephen O'Donnell was dismissed for a tug in the box on Callachan.

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The referee waves away appeals for a spot kick from Danny Whitehall as the Kilmarnock striker is felled from behind by Leon Balogun.

It appears to be a clear foul, although it looks a couple of feet outside the box, so the officials got that one half right. Sort of...

It should be the second, points-sealing goal for Rangers.

Ryan Kent is through one-one-one with a defender and lays it on a plate for Joe Aribo.

The midfielder seems certain to score but pokes it wide with only goalkeeper Colin Doyle, who seems to get a touch, to beat.

Clevid Dikamona to the rescue for Kilmarnock as the centre-half clears from in front of his goal from James Tavernier's low cross.

The big man could have easily found his own net with that one had he not got his intervention spot on.

The Motherwell boss was booked in the first half and his day goes from bad to worse as referee David Munro orders him away from the touchline.

Most of the pressure is coming from Livingston, but it's all half chances and weak headers at goal. They need to do a lot more if they are to find a way back.

Callum Hendry and Connor McLennan are on for Niall McGinn and Fraser Hornby as Aberdeen ring the chances in attack.

Jon Obika volleyed wide for St Mirren moments ago but that's been about it in terms of action.

With evergreen former Scotland winger Chris Burke sent on for Kilmarnock, the visitors are starting to look more adventurous.

They are certainly not out of this one despite Rangers' domination of possession.

The appearance of this bird is the most interesting thing that has happened so far in the second half at Pittodrie.

Any idea what kind of feathered friend this is? Ornithology is not my specialist subject.

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Devante Cole goes down under a challenge from Brian Easton.

It's hard to tell if there was contact, and it's hard to tell if it was even inside the box.

Jack Fitzwater is off for a sliding trip on Ian Harkes. Was that a last-man challenge?

"Never a red card in a month of Sundays," says Sportsound pundit Michael Stewart.

Aberdeen winger Jonny Hayes' faint cries for a penalty for handball against Marcus Fraser fall on deaf ears before St Mirren make a change with Jon Obika taking over from Lee Erwin.

Accies don't have the same zip in their play as they did before the break, but they have started the second half in a professional manner as they look to just see this one out.

Ten-man Motherwell need a miracle at this rate.

What a miss from Livingston's Jay Emmanuel-Thomas!

Craig Sibbald brushes Mark Reynolds off the ball on the right and cuts it back perfectly but the big striker blasts over from eight yards.

Early indications are that the second half is going to be every bit as good as the first 45 minutes.

Lawrence Shankland races into Livingston's box but Marvin Bartley makes the challenge before he can get his shot away.

Up the other end and Craig Sibbald's looping header has to be pushed over the bar by United goalkeeper Benjamin Siegrist.

So close to Rangers' second goal as the hosts make a bright start to the second half.

Joe Aribo tees up Ryan Kent on the edge of the penalty box and the winger's powerful low drive is touched wide by the hand of goalkeeper Colin Doyle.