Curtis Main goes so close to the opener for St Mirren.

Scott Tanser whips in a free-kick and the striker's header smacks the post! It then bounces off defender Jack Fitzwater and goes behind.

Almost a second goal this week for the St Mirren striker.

Dundee United midfielder Archie Meekison shows off some silky footwork and hits a shot from the edge of the box, but it's well wide.

The 20-year-old is a nice footballer and has been composed in the heat of battle.

James Tavernier breaks forward and is brought crashing down by a sliding Alex Iacovitti.

A really daft challenge.

First chances of the game... Nicky Devlin crosses to Alan Forrest, whose initial volley is blocked. It comes back to the winger but Jak Alnwick makes himself big to deny him.

Ryan Flynn then almost connects to a Curtis Main header, but his despairing slide is fruitless. Both sides finding their rhythm.

Rangers almost add a second from another corner as Connor Goldson is up highest again.

The centre-back's header drops wide of the far post, though.

Celtic should probably have scored here. Giorgos Giakoumakis is played through on the right side of the box and he squares it for James Forrest.

The winger stretches out his leg but can't connect and the chance is gone.

Glenn Middleton has been the star of the show at McDiarmid Park so far. A couple of minutes after setting up Callum Hendry's opener, he wins a free-kick 25m out and his swerving, dipping drive is tipped over by Joe Lewis.

It feels like a matter of time before Rangers add to their tally as Connor Goldson blazes over.

The County backline are doing well to pack the penalty box and get their bodies in the way of dangerous efforts.

Hearts have a bit of a makeshift team out but they're playing for Scottish Cup final places and they've had the better of the game since equalising.

Liam Boyce gets onto a long ball and volleys at goal, but Liam Kelly is equal to it.

Then Peter Haring has two chances. First a shot parried by Kelly, before the cross comes back in from Boyce, which he heads over.

Rangers teenager Alex Lowry is certainly showing he's ready for top-flight football.

The 18-year old midfielder is picking up good areas and doesn't look fazed one bit as the hosts continue to dominate at Ibrox.

Glenn Middleton has looked feisty for St Johnstone, with his pace and direct running. The forward burns into the Aberdeen half and launches a low, speculative effort that flies well wide from 30m out.

The tempo has dropped significantly at Tannadice. United are keeping their shape well, while Celtic don't have the same urgency about them.

A draw is still good enough for the title, though.

Just as I finish typing that, Reo Hatate plays a one-two with Giorgos Giakoumakis and breaks free in the box, but blazes his shot over.

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Not a great deal to report from a sun-soaked SMISA Stadium.

Four of the last five games between these sides have finished in draws, with Livingston's last win in Paisley coming back in August 2018.

The fact we've had time to look up these stats tells you how this game has gone so far.

Almost a second for Hearts as Josh Ginnelly breaks though the home defence again, but this time goalkeeper Liam Kelly makes himself big and pushes the shot wide for a corner.

First semblance of a chance in Perth as Lewis Ferguson nods a deep Aberdeen corner narrowly wide at the back post.

Joe Aribo is causing all kinds of problems for the County defence.

The Nigeria international gets to the byeline and pulls one back for John Lundstram, who smashes at goal from close range.

Good stop from Ross Laidlaw, though, who gets his body behind it.