Dundee United are sitting off and offering very little now.

Hibs are working the ball nicely into wide areas but are struggling to find space in the penalty box.

Ewan Henderson replaced Sylvester Jasper at half-time for Hibs, presumably because of an injury as the Fulham loanee played well in the first half.

Harry Paton drags a shot wide from the edge of the box after poor defending from Hearts.

If he gets his head up, Regan Charles-Cook is free in a better position.

Dundee try to mount a recovery as Zak Rudden has a shot blocked six yards out, then throws himself to the ground under close attention from David Bates.

It's never a penalty - but the Dens men have a stronger shout moments later when the ball seems to strike the arm of Connor Barron.

John Beaton gives a corner, much to the disgust of the home fans.

Dean Cornelius unleashes a venomous strike from outside the area on the half-volley that is met by a magnificent save from the St Mirren goalkeeper.

Dean Lyness somehow tips it up onto the bar and, on the follow-up, Joseph Efford fails to convert as he is well blocked by a group of St Mirren defenders.

Ali Crawford has a go from distance with an ambitious free-kick and it's an easy save for Livingston goalkeeper Max Stryjek.

Saints had to weather a storm towards the end of the first half but they've began the second half well and are on the front foot.

Hibernian have been the better side in the early stages of the second half.

Josh Doig is notionally playing at left centre-back with Harry Clarke at wing-back, but both are bombing up the flank.

Clarke earns a corner for his team after another weaving run, but it comes to nothing.

Craig Gordon, that is absolutely sensational.

Jordan Tillson's low, dragging shot is diverted onto the post and Ross Callachan is there collect the ball and looks certain to burst the net.

But the Scotland keeper is up in a flash to throw his body at Callachan's attempt to tip it wide.

St Mirren make a fast start to the second half as Jordan Jones' early effort is saved by comfortably Liam Kelly.

Hearts motor forward with a blistering counter-attack but Ellis Simms blasts miles over with his right foot.

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

Keep the goals coming.

There are still four points between fourth and tenth in the Scottish Premiership but the teams have been swapping places regularly as the goals fly in across the grounds.

As it stands, Motherwell and Aberdeen are the big movers, but there's a long way to go yet.

That goal just before the break has given Hibs a huge boost. A really fine finish by Harry Clarke.

Before that it was Dundee United in control through Ross Graham's early header.

Game on!

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A sensational opening 45 minutes at Fir Park...

St Mirren took the lead after Motherwell defenders Rickie Lamie and Stephen O’Donnell came together in the box allowing Eamonn Brophy to score.

A Sean Goss strike from the edge of the box and a sumptuous Connor Shields chipped effort put the home side ahead before St Mirren defender Conor McCarthy put the visitors back on level terms.

With just a minute left before the interval, Dean Cornelius slid in a cool finish to restore the home side's lead.

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Aberdeen take a deserved lead into the break after Calvin Ramsay's belting finish - his first goal for the club.

The visitors had hit the bar, had a shot cleared off the line and saw a close-range header superbly saved before finally making the breakthrough.

Danny Mullen has had a couple of half-chances at the other end, but Dons keeper Joe Lewis hasn't had a save to make.

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St Johnstone lead after Calum Hendry's early penalty, although Livingston have dominated the game since then and gone close through chances from Alan Forrest, Sebastian Soto, James Penrice and Scott Pittman.

Saints have held firm though and at the moment are set to move seven points clear of Dundee at the bottom of the table.

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Livi put the pressure on before half-time and Alan Forrest has a shot deflected over the bar.