Another injury in Paisley - and there is nothing else to report.

Eamonn Brophy's race is run and the Scotland capped striker is replaced with New Zealand international Alex Greive.

One change at the interval for Livingston as Jackson Longridge replaces Adam Lewis at left-back.

Joel Nouble is causing problems for Aberdeen already in the second half as the striker bursts to the byeline and nearly manages to cut the ball back to the waiting Andrew Shinnie.

By the way, Lowland League champions are a goal ahead of Highland League counterparts Fraserburgh in their Pyramid Play-off semi-final first leg as they battle for the right to face Cowdenbeath in the final.

We're getting under way around the country.

As it stands, Dundee manager Mark McGhee is destined to spend a week naked if his side beat St Johnstone and he keeps his promise to his players.

As it stands, Dundee are narrowing the gap at the foot of the Premiership to two points with visitors St Johnstone.

In the Championship, Partick Thistle's 1-0 lead over Dunfermline means the Glasgow side are heading for the last promotion play-off place.

At the bottom, Queen of the South are doomed to relegation unless they can improve on a 0-0 scoreline with second-bottom Ayr.

In League 1, Airdrieonians' lead away to Clyde means the title race with Cove is going to the final weekend, while in League 2, Stenhousemuir are missing out on a promotion play-off as they are 2-0 behind Stranraer.

St Johnstone fans brought noise and colour to Dens Park pre-match, but they haven't been given much to shout about in the opening 45 minutes.

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Very little to write about so far in Paisley.

Both sides have had to make early injury changes though. Richard Tait went off for the hosts, while Chris Cadden limped off for the visitors - resulting in David Gray returning to the three-at-the-back formation that former Hibs boss Shaun Maloney tried to implement.

Hibs' Matt Macey has probably been the slightly busier of the two goalkeepers, tipping a cross into his own six yard box and smothering a simple header from Eamonn Brophy.

Hopefully more to shout about in the second-half.

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Livingston are 45 minutes away from guaranteeing safety from automatic relegation.

After a rather dull opening 30 minutes, the game burst into life.

Aberdeen were aggrieved to not be awarded a penalty after Livingston goalkeeper Max Stryjek appeared to lash out at Vicente Besuijen in the box.

Moments later, Nicky Devlin gambled at the back post and fired Livingston ahead.

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Jordan Marshall's goal has given Dundee a precious half-time lead in the battle between the bottom two.

As it stands, the gap is going to be down to two points and it will be welcome news for Aberdeen and St Mirren, who will remain at least six points clear of Saints.

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This game has sparked into life in the last 10 minutes or so.

Aberdeen defender Ross McCrorie nearly heads in from a corner before Livingston goalkeeper Max Stryjek comes rushing out with the ball and appears to collide with Vicente Besuijen as he goes to play the ball.

It all ends with Besuijen and Stryjek each receiving yellow cards and no penalty kick.

That Nadir Ciftci shot that was saved has given St Johnstone some belief in a game in which they have been second best.

Fellow striker Callum Hendry nips into the box but pokes his effort wide.

St Johnstone haven't been creating much, but when they do, they are good chances.

Jamie McCart turns a defender, makes a run then lays it off for Nadir Citci and the striker's rasping drive is tipped over by goalkeeper Ian Lawlor.