Ringing the changes at Easter Road.

Luke Amos is also handed a Hibs debut, alongside long-serving Christian Doidge. Dylans Levitt and Vente make way.

Meanwhile, Ross McCausland's night is up as Scott Wright takes his place.

Hibs are struggling to get out now. It's wave after wave for Rangers.

A third would seal it. We did see a two-goal comeback in the capital last night...

Important interception from Kanayo Megwa as he blocks Ross McCausland's curled effort.

Two corners on the bounce for Rangers follow, but Hibs deal with the danger.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

How on earth Aberdeen are winning this game is beyond me.

VAR has certainly been their friend tonight.

Double change for Hibs now, and Emiliano Marcondes is on for his debut.

He joins the fray with Jimmy Jeggo, as Myziane Maolida and Joe Newell make way.

John Beaton is being sent to check a potential foul by Liam Gordon...

And it's given! Booking for the defender's troubles.

Dearie me.

Nicky Devlin mishits a cross from deep, but it almost dips into the St Johnstone net.

Dimitar Mitov was alert though and tips it over.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

The game has certainly picked up since the break.

Whisper it, but it is end to end now, with a few chances being created by both sides, although the best of them have gone to the home side.

John Collins
Former Hibernian manager on BBC Sportsound

Hibs' best move of the match but it should be in the back of the net.

It's an excellent save.

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That's a massive opportunity for Myziane Maolida to score on his HIbs debut.

Elie Youan sprint down the right and cuts in back to the on-loan Hertha Berlin man, who really should score.

Once again this season, it's Jack Butland to the rescue with a sprawling save.

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Here's a snap of the moment Todd Cantwell inadvertently slide-tackled Hibs manager Nick Montgomery.

Scottish football, undefeated.

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Rabbi Matondo again showing off his dancing feet, but not his finishing abilities.

He skips past multiple bodies in the box and rifles into the side-netting.

We no longer have life.

Liam Gordon swung at the ball in the box initially and missed, kicking Slobodan Rubezic in the process.

Referee John Beaton calls a foul after a on-field VAR review. A let off for Aberdeen.

Back at it in the capital, and we have two Rangers changes to bring you.

Goalscorer Todd Cantwell and Nicolas Raskin depart for Dujon Sterling and Tom Lawrence.

The players are finally emerging from the tunnel at Easter Road. Imagine those were too very different half-time team talks.

Back under way in Perth.

Surely, it can only be up from here. Aye?