Incredible. It's all over! What a game of football that was.

In the epitome of a game of two halves, Kilmarnock dominated the first half and took a deserved lead into half-time after Marley Watkins' back-post header.

Harry Paton's introduction after the break changed the game. Dan Casey's leveller was just reward after direct attacking endeavour, and the Irish defender was caught in the box to give Well a penalty.

Callum Slattery stepped up but his low effort was well saved by Will Dennis and it looked like a point each would be the outcome.

Step up Paton. Blair Spittal pulled the ball back to the edge of the area, Paton dummied past two defenders and slotted for the latest of winners.

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Liel Abada has a decent strike on goal, but it is straight at St Johnstone goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov as Celtic start to run out of time to find their traditional late goal.

Blair Spittal curls it just wide! Jeez, what a finish that could have been.

The high-behind camera shows it's about a yard wide. Oh well.

Last chance for Motherwell.

They have a free-kick right on the edge for a foul on Lennon Miller...

Eight minutes of stoppage time at Celtic Park for the reigning champions - or St Johnstone for that matter - to find a winner.

Kilmarnock haven't had a shot on target in this second half, and they won't have a better chance than Kyle Vassell has just had.

Matty Kennedy slipped the skipper in on the left-hand side of the box but he blazed over from close range.

The proverbial game of two halves on display here.

Celtic squander another chance.

Tony Ralston finds James Forrest with a cross into the heart of the penalty box, but the substitute winger can only head over the bar.

Another Joe Hart save denies St Johnstone on the break.

Graham Carey sends away Stevie May, but the striker's effort is beaten away by the Celtic goalkeeper.

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This is close to being trouble for the Hibs manager.

So close to a shock lead for the visitors - and Celtic have Joe Hart to thank.

Debutant Dara Costelloe flicks it twice over the head of centre-half Liam Scales and the on-loan Burnley forward's shot is turned over one-handed by the goalkeeper.

Denied by Will Dennis! Or was it? VAR are checking - did Dennis come off his line?

Chris Graham has his hand to his ear... it stands!

Danny Armstrong catches Dan Casey and it's just inside the area! Chris Graham had no hesitation!

Play paused. Will VAR intervene? No! The penalty stands.

Brodie Spencer has a great chance as he connects to Stephen O'Donnell's cross, but it's straight at Will Dennis.

Don't take your eyes off this one - it could go either way!

Dimitar Mitov to St Johnstone's rescue again!

The Bulgarian goalkeeper is at full stretch to turn wide a low, 20-yard drive from winger Sead Haksabanovic.

Frustration rises at Celtic Park with no breakthrough for the hosts as yet.

Dan Casey into the book. That's a fifth yellow card for Motherwell. A few players are walking a tightrope out there. Referee Chris Graham is taking no prisoners.

A little look at xG, Motherwell are on 0.88 and Kilmarnock are on 0.89.

As I write that, David Watson clobbers Lennon Miller. Teenage fight club! A booking for the slightly older Watson.