Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at SMISA Stadium

It may be 0-0 but two moments in this match have somehow prevented what looked like stick-on goals.

Ross Laidlaw’s first half save from Conor McCarthy’s close range header was superb low to his left.

Jak Alnwick perhaps bettered that with an instinctive tip to Jordan White’s header onto the bar and might have got a nick on Stephen Kelly’s follow up that also hit the woodwork.

Tremendous goalkeeping from both to keep this scoreless.

Kilmarnock look to the bench as they seek an equaliser. Nicke Kabamba and Chris Burke are on to replace Mitch Pinnnock and Rory McKenzie.

Chance for Hibs... Following a corner, Joe Newell collects the ball on the edge of the area and sets himself for a shot that has power but lacks direction as it skims the side-netting.

Much better from Aberdeen.

Good play from Florian Kamberi as the striker fizzes a ball across goal for Niall McGinn, but the winger is under pressure from Scott Brown and can't find the target.

Ross County hit the crossbar twice within mere seconds.

Jordan White's point-blank header forces a great save from Jak Alnwick, who pushes it off the bar. As Saints struggle to get it clear, Stephen Kelly rattles a shot off the woodwork.

Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

Big Benjamin Siegrist makes another top save for Dundee United as he continues to frustrate Kilmarnock. He gets down to his right to keep out a fierce strike from Zech Medley.

Another triple substitution as Hibs boss Jack Ross has seen enough.

On from the bench come Alex Gogic, Ryan Porteous and Kevin Nisbet with Darren McGregor, Jamie Murphy and Lewis Stevenson the men replaced.

Dons defender Ash Taylor is again denied a goal.

The centre-back rises to meet a corner with a firm header, but Patryk Klimala is well placed to clear off the line.

No fewer than four substitutes at half-time in Paisley.

St Mirren defender Richard Tait replaces Joe Shaughnessy, who hasn't recovered from a head knock.

John Hughes makes three changes. Alex Iacovitti, Coll Donaldson and Oli Shaw enter the fray, with Michael Gardyne, Tony Andreu and Carl Tremarco making way.

We're up and running again at some of the grounds.

We could do with a few more goals.

Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

It's been all Kilmarnock but it's Dundee United who find themselves in front thanks to a deflected strike from Adrian Sporle.

Kyle Lafferty hit the bar for the hosts and Benjamin Siegrist made a brilliant double save to keep his side in the lead.

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St Mirren have been the better team and it took a fine Ross Laidlaw save to keep out a Conor McCarthy header.

They've had other chances, with Joe Shuaghessy heading over and Lee Erwin flashing a shot wide, but at the moment Saints are heading for their fifth draw in a row, and their third 0-0 draw in five.

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Celtic are well worth their advantage after a couple of early scares in John Kennedy's first game at the helm.

Aberdeen's Ash Taylor headed against the bar and forced a great save from Scott Bain before the hosts took control and went ahead with a deflected Odsonne Edouard strike.

David Turnbull, Patryk Klimala and Ryan Christie have all threatened a second with Celtic in the ascendancy.

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