Brilliant from Livingston.

They smother United and steel the ball just outside the home box. Alan Forrest then attempts to bend one with his left foot, but it's just past the left-hand post.

How St Johnstone's Craig Bryson would love a goal against his old club. Stevie May scored the winner between these clubs earlier in the season, and Bryson twice goes close within a minute in this one.

His first effort is deflected wide, before he thumps a shot from the corner kick over the bar.

The swirling wind and rain is making life difficult for two desperately out-of-form sides but there's plenty of commitment on show in Paisley, with a fair number of crunching tackles already.

Alan Forrest is looking bright, as he did on Wednesday against Hibs.

The winger cushions a volley into the box. It looks like it's going to be a dangerous ball but it takes a nick and falls into the arms of Dundee United goalkeeper Benjamin Siegrist.

Charlie Adam goes down with no one around him. The armband is already off, his race is run.

Jordan McGhee will replace him in the Dundee team, having just returned from injury.

Another sight of goal for Dundee United's Ilmari Niskanen.

He gets more on this effort from a similar position, but it's high and wide to the right.

This isn't a fixture famed for it's goals. There has been just 16 in the past 10 games between the pair.

There has been one chance in the opening 10 minutes. Lewis Ferguson slipped in midfield on the wet surface, allowing St Johnstone to break and Ross McCrorie has to block Chris Kane's shot towards the near post.

Half chance for Ilmari Niskanen, who cuts inside on the left of the box.

The Finnish forward's strike is tame into the palms of Livingston goalkeeper Max Stryjek, though.

A scramble from the Hibs corner and Ryan Porteous' effort inside the six-yard box is blocked. The ball is worked back in and a Kevin Nisbet header is easily saved.

Neat play from the visitors as a tidy flick from Alan Forrest gets Cristian Montano into the box.

But the winger completely fluffs his lines, much to the delight of the home fans.

Kevin Nisbet sends Jamie Murphy scampering down the left and the winger keeps going before firing in a fierce rising shot that is beaten away by Jak Alnwick.

Bright start from Hibs.

A minute's applause at the Global Energy Stadium to honour Jessie Wilson - the wife of former manager Bobby and mother of former player Barry.

It's time for the football...

Hibernian interim manager David Gray tells BBC Sportsound: "All the players and all the staff know it needs to be better and we have an opportunity to put that right today.

"Jack Ross has been fantastic to me in his two years at the club and I have enormous respect for him. The main reason I stopped playing was because I got the chance to join his staff. He'll be sadly missed on a professional level for what he's developed and as a man as well."

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The fourth tier is the only division in the SPFL to have a full card of fixtures today.

Kelty Hearts, who host Albion Rovers today, are seven points clear at the top of Scottish League 2. Can they be caught?

Dundee United head coach Thomas Courts tells BBC Sportsound: "It's a game we are looking forward to.

"We've got a couple players back from injury and to keep our place at the top of the table we are going to need to play well and win these games.

"I'm delighted with where these players have engineered us to so far. There's a chance we could end the weekend clear in fourth. There's a lot to be positive about."