Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park

The relief among the Killie fans was palpable when that Findlay Curtis strike hit the back of the net, but the nerves have returned after VAR intervened to chalk it off for offside.

The home side have started to take control of the game, but how they would love that opening goal just to settle the nerves and perhaps make St Mirren sweat a bit more up at Pittodrie.

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Stevie May launches a shot from distance and forces Dave Richards into a diving save to his right, batting the ball away. May caught that sweetly, alright.

Livi enjoying a decent spell.

It certainly hasn't been action packed at Pittodrie.

While Aberdeen have started to come into things, St Mirren will be happy with how they have settled in to the game.

News of that disallowed goal in Ayrshire should lift visiting fans...

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Off the post!

Livi work it down the left and Stevie May lines one up, drilling across the keeper but only finding the base of the post.

Yep, a narrow offside call in the build-up.

Joe Hugill was just on the wrong side when he received a superb line-breaking pass from Robbie Deas.

A strong challenge from regular Scottish Football Podcast guest Cammy Kerr.

He gets all of the ball, but a little of Zac Sapsford, too. The Livingston defender goes into the book.

Greg Kiltie manages to shift the ball to his right while being manhandled by Fin Robertson.

It's there for Tom Lowery to hit once again, but the effort is blocked by the Dundee defence this time.

Big chance for United.

Neil Farrugia receives the ball on the right, cuts back and arrows a pass to Johnny Russell.

The veteran striker then either makes an awful mess of a shot or an ambitious cut-back, and Livingston clear.

There's not been too much bite to the early stages at Pittodrie but we have a booking already.

St Mirren's Marcus Fraser goes into the book for a late challenge on Ante Palaversa in the middle of the park.

It opens up for Tom Lowery, who smashes one from the edge of the box, but it's straight at Dundee keeper Kieran O'Hara.

Brad Halliday charges into the Kilmarnock box and meets a cross from the left, but the Dundee defender powers his header way over.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice

There is a quiet hush around Tannadice. It’s the final home game for United and those supporters that have turned up will be looking for a win to head home with.

It genuinely looks as if there are only a handful of Livingston fans have made the journey to back their relegated side.

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Good chance for St Mirren to open the scoring but Killian Phillips shoots wide.

Mika Mandron wins possession in the final third, then lays off for Phillips to run on to. His strike from 15 yards goes past the post.

Positive stuff from the visitors.

Dundee deal with two dangerous Killie crosses into their box.

Better from the home side. Joe Hugill just couldn't get to the first.

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Play has been stopped as Sam Cleall-Harding has been smacked in the face by a Macaulay Tait shot.

There's a shout for handball, but the two bits of cotton wool sticking out the defender's nose suggest it hit him straight in the dish.

Both sides just feeling their way into this one at Rugby Park.

Fully expecting Kilmarnock to force the issue, but yet to see that as Aaron Tshibola commits a foul.

Early chance for the Terrors.

The ball is cut back into the box by Ryan Strain and sits kindly for Johnny Russell, but his volley is deflected just over the bar.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

Alex Gogic makes a welcome return to the St Mirren side after suspension.

How they have missed his leadership and aggression in the last couple of games.

The visitors are certainly going to need that from him - and the rest of their players - between now and the end of the season.

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