Liam Donnelly's afternoon is over after the midfielder picks up a knock and is replaced with David Watson, who scored a cracker for Scotland Under-19s the other day.

He also scored the fifth for Killie in their previous win. Can he inspire his side to come from behind again?

Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Pittodrie

County have started the second half the way they finished the first one - on the front foot.

Aberdeen look a bag of nerves to be honest. They can't get any sort of foothold in to this game at all at the moment.

Another St Mirren change at the break. Ryan Strain only managed one half and is replaced with Elvis Bwomono at right-back.

That adds to the loss of James Bolton in the first half. He was replaced with Richard Taylor.

A big chance for Scott Tiffoney to double Dundee's lead.

Amadou Bakayoko's effort is blocked by the St Johnstone defence but falls kindly for Tiffoney just yards from the goalline, but the midfielder's effort then skims wide of the post.

An early let-off for the home side.

Kenneth Vargas lines up a shot from at least 30 yards out that seems fairly innocuous at first, but it takes a deflection and almost catches out Kilmarnock goalkeeper Will Dennis, who scrambles back across his goal to turn it past the post.

Almost a second for the forward who signed a five-year deal in midweek.

Jordan White is immediately among the action following his introduction from the bench.

The County forward's attempted bicycle kick, which appears to happen in slow motion, bounces slowly wide off a post.

Kilmarnock winger Danny Armstrong drops a shoulder and darts into the box but hits the deck after what appeared to be an outstretched leg from Alex Cochrane, but the referee isn't interested.

Much to the host's releif, VAR is similarly disintersted in the penalty shout.

County forward Josh Sims is replaced with Jordan White at the break.

No changes for Aberdeen, who must improve on a poor first-half performance if they want to pick up all three points.

We're getting under way again around the country.

Currently, Rangers are heading back to the top of the Premiership, Dundee United are going to extend their Championship lead, but Stenhousemuir are not yet going to clinch the League 2 title.

But, with Hamilton drawing, Falkirk could be clinched League 1 champions before they kick off in Montrose.

• Dumbarton 0-0 Stenhousemuir
• East Fife 1-0 Elgin City
• Peterhead 2-0 Clyde
• Stranraer 0-0 Bonnyrigg Rose
• The Spartans 0-0 Forfar Athletic

• Alloa Athletic 1-1 Annan Athletic
• Cove Rangers 2-1 Stirling Albion
• Hamilton Academical 0-0 Queen of the South
• Kelty Hearts 1-1 Edinburgh City
• Montrose v Falkirk (17:30)

• Arbroath 0-3 Dunfermline Athletic
• Dundee United 1-0 Raith Rovers
• Greenock Morton 0-0 Queen's Park
• Partick Thistle 1-0 Inverness Caledonian Thistle

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Ibrox

The game had turned again. Terrific cross from the Rangers' right from Todd Cantwell and Cyriel Dessers delivers with the header, crashing it in off the underside of the crossbar to restore the home side's lead.

'Nice one Cyril, nice on son' sing the Rangers fans, who'll enjoy their half time cuppa all the more now, you fancy. Good game this.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Scotland at Tynecastle

Zander Clark has come to Hearts rescue on a couple of occasions so far this afternoon.

The Scotland goalkeeper's excellent save from Marley Watkins just before the half-time whistle keeps the home side in front, but as we have witnessed already this season, Killie have a habit of comebacks in the second half.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Pittodrie

The boos rang out at Pittodrie as the half-time whistle blew.

After they took the lead on four minutes, Aberdeen have been second best, completely outplayed by a County side who will fancy their chances of returning north with all three points if the game continues in the same fashion after the break.

What a first half it's been at Ibrox.

VAR madness reigned as Scott Wright's opener was chopped off for encroachment following James Tavernier's missed penalty.

The Rangers captain made up for his error with a rifled finish, only to see Myziane Maolida level things in stoppage time.

Philippe Clement's side roared back as Cyriel Dessers headed home to send Rangers top of the table as it stands.

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Kenneth Vargas' opener in the 10th minute is the difference between the sides despite a fair few chances for either to alter the scoreline.

Hearts have had a few half chances courtesy of who else but Lawrence Shankland, while Killie have had the pick of the bunch.

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A slightly scrappy opening 45 minutes in Perth. Dundee were on top for most of the first half and Lyall Cameron's lofted effort got them ahead after just six minutes after a big mistake from Dimitar Mitov in the Saints goal.

The home side grew into the game and had a few decent chances but couldn't make anything stick and they go into the break a goal down.

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