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Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst tells BBC Scotland: "After the two red cards, it was going to be very difficult. We couldn't keep the ball and it was all about defending. We work hard to try and avoid the goal against us but we just fell short.

[On Lundstram red card] "It's a tackle I've seen in the first-half, maybe even worse tackles. It's a physical game. If the ref wants to have a physical game and set the standards like that, he shouldn't have given the red card, because of the types of challenges we had to overcome in the first half.

"It was a bit harsh because he fouled him but there was no intention to hurt him. It wasn't a tackle with real force, it was a foul to avoid a transition moment. It could have been yellow as well."

"We shot ourselves in the foot in that action. You knew it would be a tough twenty minutes."

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Hibernian manager Lee Johnson tells BBC Sportsound: "Honestly, I thought we were poor in the first-half. that wasn't what I set out to be when I stepped through the door as Hibernian manager. I want to press, be really aggressive.

"At half-time, we just reinforced the philosophy, we have to play on the front foot, to be aggressive, we have an obligation to our fans to kick on and drive forward. I think that led to the incidents. I'm not saying they were all correct. I don't think there's was a penalty, I think we should have had a penalty. I don't think Lundstram's was a red card. The elbow (from Morelos) is probably a red.

"I'm not happy. There's more to do. We need a couple, a few ready-made players. I've now had a good look at the level. I expect us to compete far better than we did in the first half. I'm here to drive it, I'm not here to sugar-coat it.

"That spirit needs to be consistent from minute one to minute 97."

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Jack Ross makes three changes to his side as he searches for his first Scottish Premiership win as Dundee United manager.

Keeper Mark Birighitti drops to the bench, alongside Mathew Anim Cudjoe and Ross Graham from the side that lost 4-1 to Hearts. In their places come goalkeeper Carljohan Eriksson, Dylan Levitt.

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For visitors St Mirren it's just the two changes after their 1-0 win against Ross County.

Manager Stephen Robinson drafts in Mark O'Hara and Declan Gallagher to replace Greg Kiltie and Joe Shaughnessy who find themselves on the bench.

Malky Mackay makes two changes to the County side that lost to St Mirren last week, as he searches for his first league win of the season.

Kazeem Olaigbe and Yan Dhanda both come in for their first league starts, with Owura Edwards and Dominic Samuel dropping to the bench.

It looks like Derek McInnes has reverted to three at the back, making three changes to the eleven that were swept aside by Celtic last weekend.

Joe Wright, Kerr McInroy and Liam Polworth are all in from the start, with Jeriel Dorsett, Liam Donnelly and Fraser Murray dropping out.

St Johnstone boss Callum Davidson makes two changes from the heavy defeat at Ibrox.

Daniel Phillips replaces the injured Cammy MacPherson to makes his first start, while James Brown is in for Adam Montgomery at left wing-back.

Jim Goodwin makes just one alteration to his Aberdeen team after the home loss to Motherwell.

Left-back Hayden Coulson is fit again, which allows Ross McCrorie to move back into midfield and Liam Scales to switch to centre-back , while Matty Kennedy is out of the squad altogether.

Jonny Hayes will make his 300th Aberdeen appearance.

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Motherwell make just one change from their 3-2 win over Aberdeen last weekend.

Defender Bevis Mugabi begins on the bench with Ricki Lamie coming in to face his old club after his return from suspension.

Motherwell could hand a debut at some point to Stuart McKinstry, the Leeds winger having returned to his boyhood club on a season-long loan this week. He starts the game on the bench.

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Livingston stick with the same starting XI that beat Hibernian 2-1.

That means Scott Pittman will become Livingston's all-time record appearance holder when he plays his 310th game for the club.

New goalkeeper Jack Hamilton has not made the squad, but James Penrice is a surprise name among the substitutes after only just returning to training.

Four games into the season and Hibs have come up with three stoppage-time goals; to win at St Johnstone and to earn draws at home to Hearts and Rangers.

Neil McCann
Former Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound

Motherwell: Kelly, O'Donnell, McGinn, Solholm, Lamie, Goss, Cornelius, Slattery, Spittal, Shields, Van Veen.

Substitutes: Oxborough, Mugabi, Maguire, Efford, McKinstry, Johnston, Morris, Tierney, Mahon.

Livingston: George, Devlin, Fitzwater, Obileye, Montano, Holt, Omeonga, Kelly, Shinnie, Pittman, Nouble.

Substitutes: Konovalov, Longridge, Penrice, Brandon, Bitsindou, Cancar, Bahamboula, Mullin, Goncalves.

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Ross County: Laidlaw, Johnson, Baldwin, Iacovitti, Purrington, Cancola, Callachan, Olaigbe, Sims, Dhanda, Hiwula.

Substitutes: Eastwood, Owura, D Samuel, Loturi, Watson, Harmon, Tillson, Paton, White.

Kilmarnock: Walker, Mayo, Taylor, Wright, Alebiosu, McInroy, Power, Polworth, McKenzie, Shaw, Lafferty.

Substitutes: Woods, Alston, Armstrong, Sanders, Murray, Waters, Donnelly, Sotona, Cameron.

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Dundee United: Eriksson, Smith, Mulgrew, Edwards, Behich, Harkes, Levitt, McGrath, Watt, Fletcher, Middleton.

Substitutes: Birighitti, McMann, Graham, Niskanen, Clark, Sibbald, Meekison, Freeman, Cudjoe.

St Mirren: Carson, Fraser, Gallagher, Dunne, Strain, Baccus, Erhahon, O'Hara, Tait, Ayunga, Main.

Substitutes: Urminsky, Shaughnessy, Reid, Flynn, Henderson, Kiltie, Offord, Greive, Brophy.

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St Johnstone: Matthews, Wright, Mitchell, McGowan, Considine, Brown, Phillips, Hallberg, Carey, Murphy, Bair.

Substitutes: Parish, Kucheriavyi, Gordon, Crawford, Ballantyne, May, O'Halloran, Mahon, Davidson.

Aberdeen: Roos, Richardson, Stewart, Scales, Coulson, Ramadani, McCrorie, Clarkson, Hayes, Besuijen, Miovski.

Substitutes: Lewis, Mackenzie, Morris, Lopes, Watkins, Polvara, Duncan, Milne, Ramirez.

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The first 44 minutes were a complete bore... The rest was bedlam!

Josh Campbell cracked in a beauty of an equaliser in stoppage time as Rangers count the cost of red cards for John Lundstram and Alfredo Morelos.

Referee Willie Collum at the heart of the drama...

The buzz of anticipation around three stands at Easter Road quickly fades as referee Willie Collum blows for a foul before Joe Newell's delivery can get into the middle.

Rangers on the ropes. Corner to Hibs...

Five minutes added as Rocky Bushiri skews a header wide from a Martin Boyle cross.

Striker Momodou Bojang is on for Ryan Porteous.