Duk's gone down in the box, clutching his face and reaching a desperate palm to the sky in search of a penalty or medical assistance.

Neither are coming, and there's no VAR check either. On the replay, he's barely touched. Dear me.

What a chance for James Scott to give St Mirren the lead.

Caolan Boyd-Munce's shot is saved by Shamal George but he parries the strike right into the path of Scott, who can't manage to keep the shot down.

His head is in his hands after that one and you can understand why, should've really been the opener.

Good chance for Celtic as the ball falls to Callum McGregor in the clear 16 yards out.

However, the Scotland midfielder stabs his shot well over.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

Really important passage of play there, you feel.

A super save first of all from Joe Hart, from Liam Donnelly's flashing header. Then a tackle from Stephen Welsh to deny Marley Watkins.

It was checked by VAR, no penalty, much to the annoyance of Killie boss Derek McInnes.

Really good spell from the visitors, though, who've responded well to going a goal down.

Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Falkirk Stadium

The Bairns thought they had this match wrapped up but Ahkeem Rose’s first goal for Hamilton has given Accies a glimmer of hope.

The Jamaican is on loan from Ayr United.

There's a big shout for a spot kick from the visitors as Stephen Welsh tackles Marley Watkins inside the Celtic penalty box.

The Kilmarnock striker is on the deck holding his ankle and claiming for penalty, but referee John Beaton waves play on after a VAR check.

Joe Hart to Celtic's rescue.

Liam Donnelly meets a cross into the six-yard box, but the home goalkeeper beats away the midfielder's powerful header.

Aberdeen look more likely to make the breakthrough, and they go very close again.

Bojan Miovski cuts back from the bye-line and Leighton Clarkson stabs towards goal, but he's leaning back and the ball clips the crossbar.

Livi are certainly growing into this game. Jamie Brandon tries a strike from the edge of the box that's comfortably saved by Zach Hemming.

Andrew Shinnie follows up and gets his head to the loose ball but he can't keep his effort down.

There's a stop in play while Ayo Obilete gets a bit of treatment - gives David Martindale the chance to have a go at Shamal George, clearly not happy with his keeper.

Fabulous stop from Trevor Carson.

A lot happening in this game, with chances at either end.

This one falls for the Staggies, with Simon Murray's six-yard header beaten clear by Carson. It's a great reaction save from close range.

Jane Lewis
BBC Scotland at Dens Park

A few Dundee fans sitting near to the media area are sounding a tad frustrated.

It's like they want their team to be more direct. "Up the park" are the shouts.

The odd misplaced pass from one of their own is also causing them some displeasure, which they're airing.

VAR check at Pittodrie. A cross comes in from the left and inexplicably, Nicky Devlin leans across and stretches his arm out to block the ball.

It looks clear as day... but it's not given. Maybe it hit him above the T-shirt line. Hmm.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

As first impressions go, Adam Idah's surely made a good one so far in his first match at Celtic Park.

Full of flicks and tricks, he's been a real handful.

And while Killie were trying to take care of him, who was free at the back post to head in the opener? Kyogo Furuhashi...

Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Falkirk Stadium

For a minute I mistakenly thought Calvin Miller had got Falkirk’s first goal, which was actually Calumn Morrison, but Miller’s got on the scoresheet now!

The former Celtic youngster headed in Aidan Nesbitt’s cross. His ninth of the season.

Another chance for Aberdeen as a long ball finds Bojan Miovski in behind.

He beats Nector Triantis to the ball and gets there just before David Marshall... but the former Scotland keeper is out quickly and blocks the ball at good range.

Like the Marshall of old, that.

Hearts have had perhaps the best of the game so far - Dan Casey's audacious attempt aside, finding lots of possession down the flanks, particularly from Dexter Lembikisa on the right.

But Motherwell have been resolute with their blocking efforts, and really neither keeper has had too much to trouble them so far.