Alan Muir is called to the monitor - penalty to Rangers!

Check for a penalty at Ibrox!

Stephen O'Donnell slides in on Fabio Silva, leaving the Rangers forward on the deck in apparent agony.

Then Mohamed Diomande goes down theatrically after a shove in the face from the Well right-back, who is shown a yellow card.

Marley Watkins bursts clean through, but does he have the finish to match?

No. Jon McCracken saves. Kilmarnock have started brightly.

Junior Hoilett leathers one on the half volley from a tight angle but Zach Hemming is equal to it.

Top save from the St Mirren custodian.

So close to a second for Motherwell as Blair Spittal meets a Stephen O'Donnell cross to the front post and the midfielder's flick comes off the face of the crossbar.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

Stop-start, slow and scrappy. But Livingston won't care.

It's been pretty painful on the eye, long ball after long ball.

Compliments were flowing after the win at Aberdeen, but it's been dire from St Johnstone.

To make matters worse, Allan Preston's heater has broken down.

Brilliant football from Hibs. Well, almost...

Lewis Miller surges down the right and slips in Martin Boyle.

The winger then cuts the ball back to Dylan Vente, but instead of taking a shot the Dutchman dummies and lets it run through his legs.

But there's nobody in green and white there to collect it.

Rangers have the ball in the net, but the flag is up immediately.

John Souttar rises to head towards goal and Cyriel Dessers provides the finish on the line.

However, goalkeeper Liam Kelly not only looked to be blocked but the big striker also appeared to be offside.

Hibs fashion a good chance. Emiliano Marcondes ghosts on to a cross and prods a first-time shot towards goal, but George Wickens pushes the ball away.

Dylan Levitt is on for Hibs, replacing Nathan Moriah-Welsh. Nick Montgomery is probably looking for more urgency in moving the ball forward.

We're away again at Easter Road. The others won't be far behind...

Well, it could be a while in Perth after an extended period of stoppage time before the interval.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

Honours even is probably an accurate reflection of the opening 45 minutes at Dens Park.

Dundee dominated the first half of the first half and were thoroughly deserving of their lead.

But Killie's leveller breathed fresh life in to the visitors who started to take a real grip on things as the interval approached.

These sides have already contested two draws this season and I wouldn't be at all surprised if we see another.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

This wasn't in the script for the Rangers support. Having navigated a comeback at Kilmarnock, they might well have expected a more comfortable fixture at home.

Rangers are creating and it feels like one will eventually count but Motherwell are giving this everything.

The longer they hold out, the more nervy this crowd will get given what's at stake.

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