Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Rugby Park

Thought we'd get a goal before the 90 were up.

Sure enough, Killie's second-half pressure finally pays off a couple of minutes before time.

Killie fans enjoying their night now.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at SMISA Stadium

Stephen Robinson is looking for that little more inspiration to unlock this game and has introduced Keanu Baccus, back from Asian Cup duty with Australia, for Kwon.

Dundee have also made a change up top with Curtis Main off for Zach Robinson.

Myziane Maolida. Sportsound pundit John Collins likes the look of him, and he won't be the only one.

He has made quite the impact since coming on and has Celtic on the ropes.

Not a great deal to write home about in this second half.

St Mirren look more dangerous from the set piece though, with Caolan Boyd-Munce whipping a tempting delivery on to the head of James Bolton.

But his header floats into the hands of Trevor Carson.

Maik Nawrocki is on for a struggling Stephen Welsh at the back after picking up a knock, while Liel Abada is on for the ineffective Nicolas Kuhn.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Rugby Park

How long will the stalemate last?

Livi pass up another great chance, when Mo Sangare scoops Andrew Shinnie's well judged cross over the bar.

Up the other end, another Marley Watkins header, another Shamal George save.

Feels like there's a goal coming here. Much, much better second half.

Oh my days, it's now 100mph at Easter Road!

Myziane Maolida initially with an overhead kick forced Joe Hart into a big save, before Martin Boyle burst into the box and hit the deck in search of a penalty.

Nick Walsh was unimpressed, though, and instead booked the Australia international for diving.

Nicky Clark's header is cleared off the line!

St Johnstone are probing for an equaliser.

Good goalkeeping from David Marshall.

He spots the tidy threaded through pass from Paulo Bernardo into Adam Idah's path and rushed out to make himself big and block the shot.

Now St Johnstone want a penalty!

Adama Sidibeh smashes a shot towards goal, and it looks as though it hits Alex Cochrane's arm.

VAR checks and says no penalty. It was a very similar one to Lee Ashcroft's against Hearts last week.

Consistency, consistency.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Rugby Park

The first sighting of Kevin van Veen at Rugby Park.

Can he break the deadlock in the final 20 minutes? Wouldn't put it past him.

Image source, SNS

Back under way in Paisley.

Rory McKenzie and Kevin van Veen are on for Kilmarnock, much to the delight of the home fans.

They've been chanting for their new Dutch striker for most of this second half.

VAR confirms Kenneth Vargas was offside. Just.

And Ryan McGowan goes in the book for dissent as well. A close one for Saints.

Slightly misleading, the offside flag is up, but nonetheless, Adam Idah should really have burst the net with that one.

What a cross from Daizen Maeda, some pace on that and the shot from the striker still has the crossbar rattling.

Lawrence Shankland plays in Kenneth Vargas and he sprints into the box, Ryan McGowan scythes him down in the box.

However, the flag is up for offside. The VAR is looking at it, though.

Nearly a second for Lawrence Shankland.

Alan Forrest intercepts a pass and makes a beeline for the box. He nudges the ball to Kenneth Vargas, who squares it.

By the time Shankland gets there he's outside the far post, and can only put the ball into the side netting.

Dylan Vente shrinks out of a header at the back post, much to the annoyance of the home fans.

Their misery is compounded as a free-kick is awarded against their side, too.