In almost a carbon copy of the move that led to Rangers' second goal, James Tavernier again releases Alfredo Morelos who is one-on-one with goalkeeper Matt Macey, but this time the Hibs man gets a hand to it to deflect it clear.

St Johnstone's first clear cut chance of the second half but Callum Hendry fluffs his lines...

Ali Crawford cleverly picks him out with a reverse pass but the striker blasts over from close range.

Motherwell defender Sondre Solholm rises highest to meet an out-swinging cross after a short corner, but his attempt is just inches too high.

Lewis Ferguson could quite easily have a second-half hat-trick.

The Aberdeen midfielder bends a free-kick over the Celtic wall and just - I mean, just - over the bar.

Not for the first time, Hibs try and play out from the back, get caught in possession inside their own box and have to scramble clear.

Frustration getting to Hearts now as Barrie McKay sends a low shot wide. He's still waiting for his first Hearts goal and he really should have got it in the first half.

Joe Hart, what a save!

Lewis Ferguson is picked out at the back post and the Aberdeen midfielder hits the target with a downward header.

But the Celtic keeper is equal to it. A huge save.

Almost an instant impact from Livi substitute Bruce Anderson.

Joel Nouble pulls off some fantastic play as he nutmegs Connor Randall and dinks the ball to the back post for his strike partner but Keith Watson is there to clear it off the line.

The home side have responded well since going behind. Jordan White holds the ball up inside the box and there's a queue of County players waiting to take on the shot.

Eventually the ball goes to Blair Spittal who leathers it at goal but there are enough bodies in the way to block it.

A bit of pinball in the home box as John Souttar batters the ball off Charlie Adam, who can only cannon the ball back into the Hearts defender and claim unsuccessfully for a handball.

Moments later, Liam Boyce heads over for the hosts. It's become quite a game at Tynecastle.

Brilliant play from Regan Charles-Cook as he nutmegs Nicky Devlin and smashes a low cross along the six-yard line.

There aren't any takers in dark blue as Jack Fitzwater hoofs it clear.

Pittodrie erupts as the home fans think Christian Ramirez has a second.

What a touch and finish on the swivel it is from the American, but he's just offside.

The Dons are going for it.

More heroics from Dundee keeper Ian Lawlor, this time to prevent a an own goal after Ryan Sweeney turned Barrie McKay's cross towards his net.