Brad Lyons is on for Tom Lowery for Kilmarnock at the break.

We're getting back under way across the country.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

The three points should already be secured and in the bag for the home side.

Although it was a terrific strike by Keiron Bowie to put Hibs in front, he will have nightmares about his incredible miss from under the crossbar.

Steven Pressley switched formation to try and find the key to success, but his plan has not worked out so far. But with just a one-goal deficit they will still feel they can take something from the game.

Next goal therefore is crucial.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Tannadice

Falkirk have been excellent and are utterly deserving of their lead, in fact they should be further ahead.

But for all they have been good, United have been as bad. Their defensive frailties have been brutally exposed.

United keeper Yevhen Kucherenko is going to have nightmares about his mistake-laden first-half showing.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

All credit goes to Livingston. After that early concession they did so well to level and have been solid ever since. Threatening at times too.

Their penalty shout at 1-1 will surely cause controversy. Tete Yengi's shot was tame but clearly hits Emmanuel Fernandez's lower arm.

It was deemed a natural position. I'm sure David Martindale will strongly disagree with that as the arm appears to move to the ball.

Rangers just look so fragile at the back and have lacked threat as this first half has gone on. A smattering of boos at half-time at Ibrox.

Falkirk have the lead and it has been gifted to them by United goalkeeper Yevhen Kuchurenko.

He spilled the first straight to Calvin Miller after a tame shot from the Falkirk forward, before literally punching the second into his own net.

It's been a nightmare for the keeper, but the rest of his team-mates have hardly impressed either.

Falkirk, meanwhile, have been fantastic when counter-attacking and look full of confidence.

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Hibs are in front thanks to a fine strike from Kieron Bowie.

It's been a slick performance from the hosts but they really should have a few more goals.

Bowie missed a couple of sitters before the breakthrough and Dundee goalkeeper Jon McCracken has been kept busy.

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Rangers fans would have been encouraged by the start they made, going in front after nine minutes thanks to Emmanuel Fernandez.

Since then though, they have been poor.

Tete Yengi capitalised on some poor defending to equalise and the visitors will feel hard done by, with a handball shout denied by the officials.

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Charlotte Cohen
BBC Scotland at Rugby Park

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Big boos from the Killie fans on the half-time whistle.

It's not been a great first half from Stuart Kettlewell's men, who find themselves with a mountain to climb.

The Rugby Park club are currently staring at a sixth successive defeat.

Motherwell, on the other hand, find themselves in an unfamiliar, comfortable position at the break. Can they hold on for the next 45 minutes, though?

Kilmarnock started positively, but a Tawanda Maswanhise double gives Well a healthy lead going into the break.

Stuart Kettlewell may need to make a few changes for the second half to get anything off his former club.

Falkirk's Kyrell Wilson is into the book, and it's more for his reaction than his challenge on Krisztian Keresztes.

It was barely a foul, really. Maybe that's why he was so angry.

Scott Tiffoney tries a Kenny McLean and goes for goal from almost halfway, but he clears the target by quite a bit.

Livingston are getting some joy in transition.

Rangers keep giving the ball away and are routinely slow to react.

Given Danny Rohl spoke pre-match about the work done out of possession, that's a worry.

Kieron Bowie seems to like playing against Dundee.

That's six goals in four outings.

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United's best chance so far as Amar Fatah's header loops up and hits the face of the bar.

Falkirk scurry up the pitch and Ethan Williams puts it just over the goal. End-to-end now.

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Radio Scotland

[Emmanuel Fernandez's] arm is swinging as it hits the ball.

None of that guidance matches the reality of what happened.

We've got some SFA guidance on the penalty appeal for Livingston at Ibrox.

Short proximity and natural arm position is what we've heard.