The game hasn't been full of quality but it's been played at breakneck speed.

I'm knackered just watching them.

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Danny Armstrong drifts into the box in a moment of menace for the visitors but his ball across the face is repelled by the Aberdeen backline.

Kilmarnock could do with seeing more from their talisman, especially without Matty Kennedy today.

Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

The reaction wasn't good enough, but a dangerous and well-worked set-piece. You can see Donnelly's frustration.

I don't think he sees it until very, very late. It's a difficult one to react to.

Billy Dodds
Former Aberdeen striker on BBC One Scotland

Aberdeen had the better of the start, but Kilmarnock have settled in the last five minutes.

They're getting into forward areas. What a chance that is for Liam Donnelly and he knows it.

Huge change spurned by Liam Donnelly.

A brilliant ball in lands square on the head of the midfielder, only for his header to soar over the bar.

Best opportunity of the afternoon for the hosts.

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Kyle Vassell goes for the spectacular as he lifts the ball up for a volley and then thumps it spectacularly wide.

I'm just back from Copenhagen yesterday and I reckon the ball could have landed across the north sea. Wild attempt.

Always worth a shout of handball these days.

Stuart Findlay comes flying forward and plays the ball into the box for Marley Watkins. He is closed down by Stefan Gartenmann and the ball bounces around off the defender.

Even in these crazy times, I think that would have been harsh.

Jack MacKenzie certainly has energy on this early Saturday start.

The left-back gallops up the pitch as Aberdeen look to counter, but Kilmarnock eventually manage to get bodies back and shield the ball out.

Didn't know the boy could move like that.

Angus MacDonald hauls Kyle Vassell to the ground but the attack was still on, leaving the home players frustrated at the lack of advantage played.

Scrappy stuff.

Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

Pretty calamitous.

He does well, McGrath.

But for me, the chance should not have occurred. Stuart Findlay should have done much better, but it's good quality from Miovski with the backheel.

Great start from Aberdeen.

Home crowd frustrated as a foul is given against Junior Hoilett during a tussle with Danny Armstrong.

They think their man was tripped in the build-up, but John Beatton gives Killie the free-kick.

Shaky stuff as Corrie Ndaba is nearly caught out at the back.

As Billy Dodds says on commentary, Kilmarnock haven't settled yet. Can Aberdeen punish them?

A hopeful cross from Junior Hoilett drifts easily into the arms of Will Dennis.

Not much quality yet.

David Watson is already charging around in the middle of the park for the visitors.

The 19-year-old will be looking to reclaim his spot in the side after missing out over the last few weeks.

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Over 1500 Killie fans have made the trip to Pittodrie this afternoon.

And despite Aberdeen's struggles, the home crowd are showing out and backing their team.

Magic of the cup etc etc.

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Billy Dodds
Former Aberdeen striker on BBC One Scotland

If Aberdeen don't win this game, it's been a disastrous season for them.

First chance for Aberdeen to swing in a free-kick but it doesn't beat the first man.

An early groan from the home crowd.