Seb Ross races in behind as Forfar launch a counter, but the winger doesn't have the confidence to fire at goal.

He cuts it back and the move breaks down. No need for Forfar to lack confidence, they've been the better side.

Martin Dowden
BBC Scotland at Rugby Park

After that fabulous start for the home side, Dundee were there for the taking. They have worked their way into it though and have had one or two excellent chances to concern Kilmarnock.

If they are to get back in this they have to take one soon. As the clock ticks, Kilmarnock will feel more and more comfortable with that two-goal cushion.

Aiden Fitzpatrick whips it across the County box after another rampaging run down the left wing.

The ball is only cleared as far as Jack McMillan at the edge of the box, but his header just clears the top of the bar.

End to end stuff in Dingwall now.

Andy Burke
BBC Scotland at St Mirren Park

St Mirren have dominated the ball and have had one goal from Greg Kiltie chalked off for offside, but they have been pretty wasteful with all the possession they have had.

The home side have not really been able to open up their League 1 opponents in the way they would have hoped and need to sharpen up in the final third.

Queens have had a couple of glimmers on the counter and Lee Connelly had a chance that he really should have done better with.

The game desperately needs a goal!

Ouch!published at 15:40 Greenwich Mean Time 20 January

15:40 GMT 20 January

Kilmarnock 2-0 Dundee

Adam Legzdins is forced off through injury.

22-year-old Harry Sharp replaces him in the Dundee goal.

A chance at either end.

Airdrieonians player-manager Rhys McCabe tests St Johnstone goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov then Benjamin Kimpioka heads just wide for the visitors.

Dara Costelloe flicks a header well wide from a Dundee corner.

Got to hit the target from there...

How are Forfar not ahead?

Stuart Morrison has a huge opportunity again, with another effort blocked by a last-ditch Hibs tackle.

The Premiership defence don't know if they're going for the ball or a bridie at the moment.

Another big chance for the hosts.

The ball breaks to Stuart Morrison in the box and it skews just wide. All Forfar at the moment.

Injury blow for Airdrieonians as Gabriel McGill goes off to be replaced by Calum Gallagher.

Few chances to speak off at the Excelsior.

Early enforced change for Livingston as Cristian Montano can't carry on.

Daniel MacKay is on in his place.

Yellow card for Victor Loturi for bringing Jack McMillan down as the Thistle right-back goes on one of his trademark charging runs.

And a yellow card for Derek Adams for good measure as the County manager makes his feelings clear on the booking from the touchline.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Global Energy Stadium

Already this has the feel of a tie that could go the distance...

Marc McCallum is the Forfar hero!

He guesses right and bats Joe Newell's penalty away. Those home fans will feel justice is done after contentious penalty decision.

Roberto Nditi is penalised after his leg is high and Lewis Stevenson goes down.