Here's the change Hibs fans have been waiting for - Ewan Henderson off and deadline day signing Harry McKirdy is on.

The former Swindon Town striker arrived in the capital with a massive fanfare. Can he live up to the Hibee hype?

St Mirren make a bright start to the second half as Mark O'Hara is able to drive to the by-line.

However, the midfielder's cutback is sent into an area of the penalty box solely occupied by St Johnstone defenders.

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Dumbarton will stretch their lead at the top of League 2 to seven points if they maintain their 1-0 lead away to East Fife and Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic continue to lose by the same scoreline away to Elgin City.

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Dunfermline Athletic will top the third tier at the end of the day unless something dramatic happens in the second half.

Edinburgh's 2-0 lead away to 10-man Airdrieonians means they and the Pars, who lead by the same scoreline in Dumfries, will move above the capital side's hosts.

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Ayr are on their way to a three-point lead at the top of the Championship as they lead in Greenock, with Dundee looking likely to move up to third above visitors Queen's Park.

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A game that started brightly and promised much has produced very little so far.

Aberdeen were by far the better side early on but were denied twice by County goalkeeper Ross Laidlaw.

Since then, both sides have huffed and puffed to little effect.

All to play for in the second half.

Albeit against 10 men, this is comfortably the best Hibs have played under Lee Johnson.

Ash Taylor scythed down Martin Boyle as the winger raced through on goal, making contact inches from the edge of the area. With only 10 minutes on the clock, John Beaton showed the defender red.

Joe Newell lined up the free-kick, curling it at Sam Walker and, although the goalkeeper parried, the midfielder fired home the rebound.

Hibs have had plenty of chances to double their lead but have so far been unable to do so. Will Kilmarnock make them pay for their mercy in the second half?

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Besides Nicky Clark's goal on 25 minutes, there hasn't really been a whole lot to talk about.

St Johnstone's attacking players look reenergised with Clark alongside them, Stevie May in particular.

St Mirren went close early on through Jonah Ayunga and finished the first half strongly, despite not getting back on level terms.

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Livingston lead by one goal, but it could have been by much more in what has been a dominant 45 minutes from David Martindale's side.

Christian Montano knocked home from close range as the Hearts defence tried to play offside at a free-kick - and Esmael Goncalves has twice put efforts wide of the post against his former side.

Hearts did have an early chance through Jorge Grant, who blasted wide when he should have hit the target, but other than that it's been a struggle for Robbie Neilson's men.

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Somehow, this game is goalless.

Kevin van Veen has missed a penalty, hit the bar and missed an easy header. Motherwell's Dutch striker could have had at least a hat-trick.

United have been very passive. A Steven Fletcher header is their only effort on target of note.

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Another chance for Hibs to double their lead, but Ryan Alebiosu produces some heroic defending to deny Ewan Henderson.

Martin Boyle raced through, playing in Henderson, who bared down on goal - but Alebiosu came from nowhere to deny the midfielder.

First chance of any note for Ross County, as Jordan White stabs Ben Purrington's cross well wide.

Much better from the hosts.

And again! Motherwell striker Kevin van Veen smacks the crossbar from seven yards out after a delicious ball through from Ross Tierney.

How has he not scored in this first half?

Manager David Martindale will be pleased with the performance but unhappy his Livingston side are passing up so many chances.

Esmael Goncalves knocks wide after good play down the left hand side, although this time it is deflected.

Hearts are a goal down and on the ropes.

A succcession of St Mirren corners is to no avail, with Stevie May the man clearing them in the box.

The away side appear to have woken up and are pushing for a first-half equaliser now.

Kevin van Veen has done everything but score so far. The Motherwell striker is getting into great positions, hassling United defenders.

But he's had a penalty saved and missed from an easy header so far. United have offered very little.

What a miss from Esmael Goncalves.

James Penrice plays the ball across to the former Hearts striker, he just has to knock it home, but he side-foots it wide of the post.

A huge let off for a toiling Hearts.