Leon Balogun has been breezing forward since his introduction at half-time and the substitute wins Rangers a free-kick.

James Tavernier floats it in and the defender is up to head the ball into the turf, but it bounces off the far post.

Jota has come off the bench and made an immediate impact for Celtic.

Surrounded by tangerine shirts on the left, he jinks past them all and drives a shot towards the near post, but Benjamin Siegrist sticks out his arm to block the ball.

A terrific reaction save.

Joe Efford should really put Motherwell in front again and he knows it.

A clipped cross meets the striker right on the edge of the six-yard box, but after getting goal-side of the defender he nods wide.

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It's all United just now as substitute Tony Watt stoops and heads a cross onto the post!

Anthony Ralston does brilliantly to stop Illmari Niskanen turning in the rebound as well.

We're off again at Ibrox and Fir Park... Won't be long before the teams are back out in Paisley and Perth.

Dundee United have rallied a bit and 16-year-old striker Rory MacLeod cracks a shot from the edge of the box off the post.

Nicky Clark slams the rebound high into an unguarded net but he's flagged offside.

Now the home side have a free-kick in a dangerous position...

Charlie Mulgrew comes off the bench to take it, but his effort is saved comfortably by Joe Hart.

Liel Abada skins Scott McMann and fires a cross in, which United goalkeeper Benjamin Siegrist has to dive down to push away.

It's been pretty tepid stuff in Perth, but St Johnstone will not care a jot. They are on their way to beating automatic relegation and consigning Dundee to the drop.

Former Aberdeen striker Callum Hendry swept home the only goal of the half on the counter - and a nice finish it was too. Glenn Middleton, who supplied the assist, forced a solid stop from Joe Lewis soon after with a vicious long-range free-kick.

Aberdeen chances have been few and far between. Lewis Ferguson hit the side netting with one back-post header and found goalkeeper Zander Clark with another. Connor Barron bobbled a low scudder across the face from distance.

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It took this game a while to get going but both sides have, eventually, threatened.

Alan Forrest has twice been denied by the big frame of Jak Alnwick - two players finishing impressive seasons, with both linked to moves away.

Home striker Curtis Main - who scored a peach last weekend - has come closest, smacking the face of the post with a header.

And Joel Nouble had a big chance for the visitors at the end of the half, his shot only denied by the feet of the falling Joe Shaughnessy.

A Livingston win would see them seal seventh spot, while St Mirren could catch their opponents on points if they were to go on and win.

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Here we go again at Tannadice.

It was a lightning start by Motherwell with Joe Efford giving them the perfect start, but since then Hearts have been on top.

Josh Ginnelly equalised and almost added a second shortly afterwards. Peter Haring and Liam Boyce have also had efforts saved.

As it stands, Motherwell would go into Saturday needing just one point to earn a Europa Conference League spot.

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Rangers reign as champions looks set to end tonight, but they are at least cruising to a comfortable victory in their penultimate fixture.

Scott Wright's close-range finish and James Tavernier's penalty has the Ibrox side on easy street.

County have offered very, very little.

Late chance for Motherwell at the end of the first half as Joe Efford cuts inside his marker and has a shot deflected over.

From the corner, goalkeeper Ross Stewart punches off the line.

Connor Goldson could be on a hat-trick by now.

The defender wriggles free at the back post before forcing Ross Laidlaw into another smart stop.

The home side want another penalty as Joe Aribo goes down under a challenge from Jake Vokins.

The County full-back has an arm on the Rangers midfielder but referee Andrew Dallas is having none of it.

Jak Alnwick denies Alan Forrest again!

The departing Livi winger skips between two defenders and toe-pokes a shot high at goal where Alnwick gets two strong arms to the ball to save above his head.

Celtic are on course to seal the title, but it's been their poorest 45 minutes for a while.

A much-changed Dundee United team are holding firm and - as things stands - would clinch a place in Europe next season.

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