Another chance for Hibs goes begging. Myziane Maolida tries to get on the end of a ball over the top, with just the keeper to beat, but, as he stretches, he totally misses the ball.

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A few howls of derision from the home fans as Alastair Johnston plays a ball straight into touch rather than to the feet of Nicolas Kuhn. Emblematic of the way things have been for Celtic so far. Scrappy, untidy, stop-start.

Arms folded, home boss Brendan Rodgers will be expecting, and soon asking for, much better.

Ryan Strain makes an immediate impact for St Mirren - but for the wrong reasons.

The substitute full-back, who has not long returned from long-term injury, is in the ref's book for a late challenge on Yang Hyun-jun.

Elie Youan, what on earth is that?

It's a lovely lay off from Emiliano Marcondes and Youan has a clear view of goal, only to send his first-time shot into row Z - one to forget for the Hibs man.

Moments later, Hibs are back in attack. Martin Boyle tees up Chris Cadden, who lets on fly and Liam Kelly does well to tip over.

St Mirren are having to make a change.

Right-back Elvis Bwomono suffered a head knock conceding a corner in a challenge with Yang Hyun-jun, who also needed treatment.

Australia international Ryan Strain is on in the Ugandan's place.

A third yellow card for Dundee, this time for Jordan McGhee. Want to guess who he fouled?

That's right. It's Duk. Dundee cannot handle him.

Jack Vale finds himself with the ball at his feet but the Hibs defence are quick to react and block the effort.

Motherwell earn themselves a corner which Blair Spittal is attempting to take but the ball won't stay still!

It's eventually played short before Spittal sends it into the box and Hibs clear.

Celtic play a clever short corner before the ball is cut back into the path of Reo Hatate.

The Japanese midfielder's low drive is blocked in front of goal, but it wouldn't have counted anyway as the flag was up. First bit of real home pressure though.

After his error for the opener, Craig Gordon has just saved Hearts from going two goals down.

Scott Pittman appears to trip Alex Cochrane, but there's no whistle and the Livingston midfielder squares the ball.

It falls for Stephen Kelly, whose shot is blocked by Gordon's outstretched leg.

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Well, I don’t think anyone expected that. Livingston are playing without any fear.

Steven Naismith is having words with Jorge Grant to try to make sure the Hearts midfield up their game.

It's the Livi drummer who is making the most noise inside Tynecastle!

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Livingston defender Ayo Obileye has gone down in a heap in his own box under no pressure.

A concern for David Martindale, who only named five subs on the bench.

Luckily he's back up and walking.

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The wind is playing havoc with the ball - and some of Celtic's passing. Quite a few passes have gone astray for the home side, with St Mirren settling into the game well.

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Take a bow, Andy Considine. An absolute cracker of a last-man challenge there from the Saints veteran.

Kilmarnock striker Kyle Vassell was one touch away from bearing down on goal after Luke Robinson sloppily played the number nine in behind the St Johnstone backline.

Another yellow card for Dundee, this time it's Dara Costelloe. Again, it's for a foul on Duk who has started in very bright fashion.

Toyosi Olusanya looks to breaking clear, but St Mirren are left angry as referee Steven McLean is too quick with his whistle and pulls it back for a free-kick to the visitors.

St Mirren then have a shout for a penalty denied following the set-piece. Danger signs for the champions.

How has Leighton Clarkson not scored?

Bojan Miovksi gets to the ball before goalkeeper Jon McCracken but is forced wide. He pulls the ball back to Clarkson, who hits the ball into his standing foot and puts wide from eight yards out.

It was almost an empty net!