At least Aberdeen have had some practice playing with 10 men this week against Motherwell.

This time, though, their opponents haven't had two players sent off!

Winger Topi Keskinen is withdrawn as centre-back Jack Milne comes on.

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Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

Amid the melee and overlong review - that Dundee goal has been coming.

Against 10 men, the visitors will feel now there is no reason why they can't go on and get their first win at Pittodrie in 22 years.

Amar Fatah's spot-kick is saved!

The United forward won't be happy with that effort. He hits it low to Kelle Roos' right but the Kilmarnock keeper dives and saves.

That would have been against the run of play with Killie having been the better side in the last 10 minutes.

After a five-minute review, including a trip to the monitor for Steven McLean, Liam Morrison is sent off for denying an obvious goalscoring opportunity.

And the penalty stands!

Will Ferry races on to a loose ball in the box and gets his jersey pulled by Brad Lyons.

Dundee United have been forced into a change.

Craig Sibbald goes down with what looks like a hamstring problem and, after some treatment, he trudges off looking dejected. Ryan Strain comes on to replace him.

Another decent chance for Falkirk.

Keelan Adams powers forward on the right and then cuts back to on-loan Villa midfielder Ben Broggio, but he can't keep his shot down.

Liam Morrison bundles over Tony Yogane. Will VAR have something to say? It might be just outside the box.

Tony Yogane, why have you not pulled the trigger?

He gets loads of room in the Aberdeen box but is looking for the perfect shot on goal and ends up eventually losing the ball,

Aberdeen can't handle Dundee at the moment, this game has completely flipped around.

Allan Preston
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Islam Chesnokov has been all right. Nothing to write home about.

I'm not sure you'll see the best of these January signings until next season.

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That break in play has really helped Dundee, who have got a few set-pieces into the Aberdeen box.

The home side don't look entirely convincing at the back, but still have the lead.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice

The poor Tannadice groundsman must be cursing his luck.

We've had a non-stop deluge since kick-off on a pitch that was already stressed.

It's beginning to look like a 1970's or 80's game out there.

So difficult to play on but Kilmarnock have improved in a fairly even contest so far.

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Tony Yogane is back into the action and his strong run yields a free kick as Dennis Geiger bundles him over.

A lengthy delay as Robbie Deas gets treatment after taking a blow to the head while defending a cross into the box.

Neil McCann takes the chance to pass on detailed instructions to his players but he might be happy enough with the start they've made. They've tried to keep the ball on the deck despite the state of the Tannadice pitch.

Deas is fine to continue and Kilmarnock push up and win a corner almost immediately after the restart. Dom Thompson delivers but puts the corner straight out.

Dundee winger Tony Yogane is down getting some treatment after a challenge with Nicky Devlin. The visitors have not got going yet.

Will a pause and a chance to regroup help them?

There's a bit of dubiety as to who actually scored Aberdeen's opener.

Toyosi Olusanya celebrated and definitely got a touch - but whether Kevin Nisbet's parried shot was already just over the line was not entirely clear!

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Barney Stewart is in behind the Hearts defence... Is he offside?

Play goes on, and the striker cuts inside to try a low shot with his left, but the keeper is behind it comfortably.

Still no flag and play goes on.