Despite an early second-half scare, Motherwell head back home with all three points.

A deserved victory for Jens Berthel Askou's men, who are ultimately reaping the rewards for their impressive performances this term.

Kilmarnock improved in the second half but the damage was done with those two Tawanda Maswanhise goals in the first half.

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Hibs stay third thanks to goals from Kieron Bowie and Jamie McGrath.

The hosts really should have had a few more goals and had goalkeeper Raphael Sallinger to thank after two amazing saves.

That's four defeats on the spin for Dundee since they beat Celtic.

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Livi midfielder Mahamadou Susoho flies into a couple of tackles and is booked, more for the force used than anything else.

Marcus Dackers so close to slotting one past Calum Ward at the near post but can't quite find the target.

Kilmarnock haven't given up, with just under 10 minutes left to play at Rugby Park, but the Ayrshire side still have a mountain to climb.

Another amazing stop from Raphael Sallinger as he gets a big hand up to tip the ball over and prevent Clark Robertson bundling in from a free-kick.

Hibs have been in command but are indebted to the big Austrian keeper.

Almost a fourth for Falkirk.

Calvin Miller was played down the left and fired low, but this time Yevhen Kuchurenko was able to get down and save.

Bojan Miovski pokes the ball past Livi goalkeeper Jerome Prior, allowing Mohamed Diomande to tap home, but the linesman's flag is up.

VAR are having a look...

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BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

Both sides will feel they should have taken the lead in the past few minutes, particularly Livingston, with Tete Yengi superbly denied when clean through on Jack Butland.

If Livingston take nothing from this they will be kicking themselves. To this point, it would seem very cruel if they get nothing but there's more than enough time for Rangers to get a winner.

They'll need to be better than they have been, though, to do so.

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Another attempt at emulating Kenny McLean! Have these Killie players just been watching those highlights on repeat this week?

Bruce Anderson spots Calum Ward off his line and sends the ball goalwards, but this one's also off target.

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Rangers 1-1 Livingston

Oh no.

This looks pretty bad. Rangers defender Emmanuel Fernandez and Livingston's Mo Sylla are both down after a head clash.

Clinton Nsiala - remember him? - is warming up for the hosts, but Fernandez continues.

Junior Robinson replaces Sylla for Livi, who walked off under his own steam - good to see.

Ryan Edwards is on for his Falkirk debut, at his former club.

Aflie Agyeman and Henry Cartwright are also on. Filip Lissah, Dylan Tait and Brian Graham are off.

Robbie Muirhead and Jeremy Bokila are on for Livingston.

An attacking change from David Martindale - he senses a big opportunity to take all three points back to West Lothian.

Rangers break after Livi pass up a decent attacking position of their own - Bojan Miovski slips in Djeidi Gassama down the right, but he curls his shot wide of the far post.

Should have scored.

Moments later, Livi pass up a glorious chance of their own.

Tete Yengi bullies his way past a couple of defenders but can't beat Jack Butland in the Rangers goal.

Lewis Mayo's right-footed effort smacks the crossbar.

Is that their chance gone to get back into this?

The ball breaks to Jayden Meghoma about 35 yards out after a Rangers corner, but his shot nearly clears the stand behind the goal.

Tony Yogane must think he's pulled one back for the visitors as he meets a skidding cross from Cam Congreve at the back post but Raphel Sallinger pulls off a fantastic goal-line stop, with lightning reflexes.

Jim Goodwin makes two changes in response to Falkirk's third goal.

Nikolaj Moller and Max Watters on for Bert Esselink and Zac Sapsford.