Both managers resorting to changes.

Glenn Middleton, who had a fairly poor loan spell at Easter Road, has had a fairly poor afternoon here, too. He's off, Nadir Ciftci is on.

Shaun Maloney brings on Elias Melkersen for his home debut, alongside Scott Allan. Christian Doidge and Ewan Henderson come off.

Kevin van Veen's curling shot misses the top fight corner.

Inventive effort by the Well striker.

Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

Cammy MacPherson might be a lucky man not to see red after that challenge on Jake Doyle-Hayes. The reaction of the Hibs players was emphatic but referee Craig Napier decided it only merited yellow.

It was feisty in the technical areas, too. Shaun Maloney berating the fourth official while Callum Davidson signalled for Maloney to get back in the dug-out.

Jordan Marshall's low shot for Dundee trundles wide. Not too far away.

Hibs then get away with one!

Callum Hendry is bundled to the floor inside the area, an old-fashioned stramash ensues and it's eventually cleared behind. Just a corner, apparently.

Cammy MacPherson is a lucky, lucky boy. He absolutely flies into a tackle in the midfield, studs showing, foot off the floor, and catches Jake Doyle-Hayes flush on the shin.

Craig Napier might be the only person at Easter Road who thinks that's not a red card. The man in the middle shows the St Johnstone midfielder a yellow.

Fashion Sakala lashes wastefully over the crossbar as Rangers' frustrations continue.

The forward then heads into the side-netting at the back post as the home side continue to press, but it's the Zambia international's last action as on come Scott Arfield and Leon Balogun for him and Borna Barisic.

Well midfielder Mark O'Hara drives at the Dundee defence and fires wide of Harrison Sharp's goal

Jordan Jones stumbles his way to the byeline and manages to dig out a cutback to Eamonn Brophy.

The striker reverses his shot well back towards goal and calls Ross Laidlaw into his first piece of action to palm it past the post.

Dundee almost ahead again.

Paul McMullan crosses from the right and Declan McDaid at the back post volleys over.

It's a rash challenge by John Souttar, who brings down Nicky Clark, and Dundee United have a spot kick.

Up steps Clark...

Back for the second-half at Easter Road, where there was live performance of 'Nessun Dorma', the Italian opera classic, at half-time.

It literally translates to 'none shall sleep'. Somewhat ironic given that first-half. Anyway, onto the second...

Well keeper Liam Kelly somewhat fumbles a Declan McDaid shot but there are no Dundee players nearby to capitalise and the goalkeeper recovers.

Rangers' struggles to break down a stubborn and determined Aberdeen continue and, even when Fashion Sakala is found by a cross 12 yards out, the home forward sends his header high into the stand.

Alex Greive, Greg Kiltie and Conor McCarthy are all off for St Mirren.

Ethan Erhahon, Curtis Main and Eamonn Brophy are on in an attacking tweak from manager Stephen Robinson.

Motherwell are trying to hem Dundee in at the start of the second half.

The visitors are, so far, getting the ball clear but the don't have an effective out ball in attack.