Harry Paton goes close again! He plays a nice one-two with Ross County team-mate Blair Spittal on the edge of the box and fires it towards the corner, but Benjamin Siegrist is there again.

An impressive outing from the Swiss stopper on potentially his last Dundee United appearance.

Ilmari Niskanen is now on for the visitors, and he too is keen to make an instant impression. Set free on the left, he cut back on to his stronger right foot before curling just wide from outside the box.

He replaced Scott McMann, continuing at left wing-back.

With both Kyogo Furuhashi and Regan Charles-Cook now having made way, the latter is set to finish as the Scottish Premiership's top scorer.

Celtic's Kyogo netted twice today to move on to 12 league goals while County's Charles-Cook is one ahead on 13.

However, two players likely to play tomorrow - Aberdeen's Lewis Ferguson and Livingston's Bruce Anderson - are on 11 league goals and could yet pip Charles-Cook to the accolade.

The biggest roar of the day comes as Tom Rogic's number is raised on the board for one last time.

The Australian can't control his emotion. He's sobbing as he leaves the pitch and gets a big cuddle from his manager.

Barrie McKay has two good chances in a minute as Hearts threaten an equaliser.

First he juggles the ball then flashes a left-foot shot just over the bar.

Then he races on to a cut-back and fires just wide of the post.

Harry Paton and Josh Sims replace Adam MacKinnon and Regan Charles-Cook - who cannot add to his tally of 13. Kyogo currently sits on 12, with his two this afternoon.

Paton makes an immediate impact, scurrying into the box and forcing a good save from Benji Siegrist.

Hearts threaten through a Josh Ginnelly corner kick but Rangers defend it well.

The second half has lacked the tempo of the first 45 minutes so far.

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How has Dylan Levitt missed that?!

His first shot bobbles about the area but somehow the ball comes to him, completely free, eight yards from goal - and he slots wide. A horrendous miss from the Welshman who's been on scintillating goalscoring form of late.

Kyogo Furuhashi has taken his goals tally for the season to 20 with two against Motherwell so far today.

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The match in Dingwall was late starting after debris had to be cleared from the pitch but the game is back under way for the second half now.

Will there be a breakthrough?

Inches away from a fourth for Celtic - and it really should be in all honesty.

Jota's cross from the right takes a nick and Carl Starfelt flies to meet it with his head at the back post.

But the Swede's effort is just wide. A bit of a sitter.

And Hearts and Rangers are back up and running in Edinburgh.

Nathaniel Atkinson is on for Cammy Devlin for Hearts while Charlie McCann has take over from Scott Arfield in the Rangers line-up.

Celtic and Motherwell have resumed in Glasgow.

David Turnbull found the net in the first half for Celtic and with Scotland games coming up next month, he's an excellent option for national manager Steve Clarke.

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The only game without a goal so far this afternoon, but Dundee United manager Tam Courts will be reasonably happy with that.

As it stands, United are up to fourth with their point, ahead of Motherwell on goal difference. That's a difference of £500,000 in prize money and a later entry into European Conference League qualifying.

However, they really should be ahead. Archie Meekison squandered a one-on-one when he hit the post.

Blair Spittal has threatened for the hosts but they've been on the back foot for most of that half.

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Alex Lowry's goal gives Rangers a half-time lead.

Hearts had led through a fine goal from Peter Haring, but Rangers deservedly equalised through Cedric Itten's header.

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Archie Meekison hits the post and he really should have scored!

Tony Watt players him through, he drops the shoulder and leaves Connor Randall reeling, but his calm shot only hits the frame of the Ross County goal.

Dundee United win the ball back and have another chance, but Kieran Freeman puts it over the bar from inside the box.