Aberdeen goalkeeper Joe Lewis cannot take a free-kick because the ball keeps getting blown away by the North Sea wind. He eventually gets it clear at the fourth attempt.

Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

We are up and running again at most of the grounds.

Running a bit late at Tannadice.

That strike from Ryan Jack is Rangers' 40th goal at home in the league this season.

They have conceded one...

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Barring an unlikely collapse against 10 men, Accies are on course to earn just under 40% of their Premiership points this season from local rivals Motherwell.

They are currently on their way to a third Lanarkshire derby win in this campaign and off the foot of the table.

It's been end-to-end at Tannadice. But it's Dundee United who have been the most clinical, scoring either side of a Peter Pawlett red card.

Adrian Sporle scored inside the first minute. Pawlett got his marching orders for a studs up challenge. Then Lawrence Shankland quickly scored a second.

Livingston have had plenty of chances too and an intriguing second half awaits.

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Rangers took their time to make the breakthrough, but the way they did was well worth the wait.

Ryan Jack's stunning volley just before the break was the first time Steven Gerrard's side had hit the target other than a James Tavernier effort disallowed for offside.

Kilmarnock will be disappointed to be behind considering they have kept the leaders at bay for most of the first 45 minutes.

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Jack Hamilton's strike separates the sides.

Remember, just one game in the Championship today.

The blustery conditions have been the winner in the first half at Pittodrie. Really not much else to mention, other than an early Ryan Flynn shot that was well stopped by goalkeeper Joe Lewis.

It's difficult to see what either manager can do to inject a bit of life to this game but a goal either way would have a big impact on how the top six looks come close of play.

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What an unbelievable half of football from Brian Rice's men.

Goals from Bruce Anderson, Marios Ogkmpoe and a Ross Callachan penalty have Accies in dreamland.

Motherwell, who are a man down after Stephen O'Donnell's red card, are shell-shocked going in at the break.

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Dundee United 2-0 Livingston

Dundee United are temporarily down to nine men with Liam Smith needing treatment for a head injury.

James Tavernier wants a spot kick as the Rangers captain hits the deck under pressure from Rory McKenzie from Cedric Itten's low cross.

However, referee Don Robertson is unimpressed.

Rangers have come to life after that fantastic goal.

Ryan Kent picks up a stray pass, charges towards the Killie penalty box and sends in an 18-yard drive that appears to have brushed the fingers of goalkeeper Colin Doyle considering a corner is given.

The wind is wreaking havoc at Pittodrie. Aberdeen are trying to get the ball wide for the likes of Matty Kennedy to cross but it's just not happening.

Sportsound pundit and all-round Dons legend Willie Miller sums it up thus: "My eyes are bleeding. It really is poor."

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Almost four for Accies!

Jamie Hamilton meets a deep free-kick and sees a flicked effort drift just past the far post.

Ouch!published at 15:36 GMT 13 February 2021

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Aberdeen 0-0 St Mirren

Conor McCarthy is getting extended treatment after a kick in the face from Fraser Hornby. Let's qualify that - Hornby was in the act of kicking the ball when McCarthy came in from his blind side and took a sore one. The St Mirren defender makes way for the time being so the game can continue.

Moments before that controversial sending off, United missed a glorious chance to make it 2-0.

Lawrence Shankland rounded the goalkeeper but Nicky Devlin was on the goalline to clear.

The home side are down to 10 as Peter Pawlett is given his marching orders for a lunge after losing control of the ball.

Very harsh.