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Dundee head coach Steven Pressley tells BBC Scotland: "I even thought 11 v 11, we were the better side. We carved out the better opportunities and we were aggressive in our pressure. It was very much what I wanted to see.

"Second half, we wanted to get a lot of crosses in. It was just the fine margins. There were a lot of really good things among the performance, and of course, a real world-class save at the end.

"Just when we thought we'd managed to salvage something from the game, Craig produces an incredible stop.

"They have defenders that can really defend the box because we asked so many questions of them."

On the Hearts goal: "I don't want to make this an interview about an incident when we gave so much to the game. We're bitterly disappointed, but we've come a long way. We're on the right track.

"[Ethan] Hamilton has been a colossus since he's come to the club. We nullified their attacking threats, they didn't create many opportunities. The fine margins are the things we have to improve on.

"We're trying [for reinforcements]. We're hopeful we can get something over the line."

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Hearts boss Derek McInnes tells BBC Scotland: "I've always liked my goalkeepers to make the saves I expect them to make and not make mistakes. Craig [Gordon] does that and a bit more.

"When he was called upon, he stood up to it. It was a magnificent save. I think that beats the majority of keepers. I thought it was past him and he manages to claw it away. A magnificent moment for him.

"Craig, to still be throwing yourself about at 43 - obviously there's a lot of motivation in terms of the World Cup and trying to be part of something special here - is first class. Good on him.

"Any teams that have a successful campaign, they're the bedrock - digging out results like that 1-0.

"Everyone will talk about the 10 men and Craig at the end. The question was asked of us, there's no doubt about it.

"The fans helped us win today. It felt significant and I really hope it is.

"That feels like the best three points of the season and we've had some big afternoons."

On Alexander Schwolow's red card: "I've not seen it back. I thought there was an offside in the build-up, but VAR's there for a reason.

"A huge effort from everybody, but it's worth it - 1-0s are sometimes the best ones and successful teams normally have loads of them."

While the players at Pittodrie attempt to get a half-time heat in them, let's get some reaction from Dens Park.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

Rangers are deserving of their lead after a really fine finish by Thelo Aasgaard.

They would be further ahead had it not been for VAR.

The visitors have looked the more comfortable in the wintry conditions.

Aberdeen's season-long problems have been there for all to see - dicey defending balls into the box and pretty toothless up front.

Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

Aberdeen are huffing and puffing. They can't turn their energy into opportunities.

Thelo Aasgaard's goal is the difference between the sides, but Rangers will feel they should be two up after Emmanuel Fernandez's header was harshly ruled out by VAR.

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Three minutes added.

Another Rangers corner, but this one is cleared to the edge of box.

Mohamed Diomande is there and skies an effort over.

Danger for Rangers again, but Aberdeen can't really get a shot away in the box until the ball breaks for Jesper Karlsson, whose effort is tame and so simple for Jack Butland.

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James Tavernier's curling attempt from the edge of the box is parried over by Dimitar Mitov, who does well to claim the resulting corner.

Nicky Devlin looks to find Marko Lazetic in the Rangers box, but the Dons striker's touch is poor.

Nicky Devlin drives into the right of the Rangers box and attempts to drill one, but it's straight at Jack Butland.

Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

Mitov is very fortunate. Why is he a way out his goal like that?

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on Sky Sports

That is a let-off for Aberdeen and Dimitar Mitov.

Fernandez should still be allowed to challenge for it there.

Derek Ferguson
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound

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I think that's a goal. It's a poor decision from the goalkeeper and it's a clear header into the back of the net.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

VAR getting Dimitar Mitov out of jail there, no doubt about that.

The Bulgarian's blushes were spared.

Or not.

Referee David Dickinson is called over to the monitor by VAR John Beaton and the goal is ruled out.

They must feel Emmanuel Fernandez commits a foul with his arm on Dimitar Mitov.

Feels a bit harsh, that.