Bruce Anderson now finds the side-netting after goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov spills Brad Lyons' shot.

This could get ugly for Aberdeen. Killie are rampant.

Tyreece John-Jules now attempts an overhead kick that flies over the crossbar.

Kilmarnock haven't had this much fun all season.

Aberdeen got nowhere near the striker again.

There's also been a couple of subs here. Motherwell have brought on Sam Nicholson - his first game after 11 months out through injury - and Eythor Bjorgolfsson.

Ibrahim Said and Elijah Just are off.

As for Livi, Emmanuel Danso and Stevie May are off for Mo Sylla and Joshua Zimmerman.

St Mirren are down the 10 after striker Jake Young goes over the top of the ball and leaves one on a Dundee ankle.

The second half has very much been more of the same.

Livingston had a half chance when Motherwell gave the ball away on the edge of their own box - but that didn't even result in a shot.

Tawanda Maswanhise has had a couple more shots. The match ball really should be going home with him tonight.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Sport Scotland at the SMISA

It's not exactly a high bar, given the goalless first half, but this one is starting to come to the boil.

Chances at either end, more urgency and fluency from St Mirren.

Dundee's wide boys, Congreve and Yogane, still looking a threat.

There's a goal coming, I'm sure of it.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park

Graeme Shinnie's red card now subject to a VAR review, but the Dons skipper has already disappeared up the tunnel!

No need to drag him out the shower, though, as the red card stands.

Yan Dhanda has a snapshot on the edge of the St Mirren box, but the midfielder smashes it well over the bar.

It gets worse and worse for Aberdeen and better and better for Kilmarnock.

A high challenge from Dons captain Graeme Shinnie and the visitors are down to 10 men.

Bizarrely the referee is called to the monitor by VAR Greg Aitken, but he sticks with his decision.

It would not have changed Shinnie's fate as he had already been booked anyway.

But the decision of a straight red for serious foul play stands.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Sport Scotland at the SMISA

St Mirren look a little more like themselves after that double change.

They've looked more threatening in the first seven minutes of the second half than most of the first period put together.

Aberdeen bring Toyosi Olusanya on for the second half and Kenan Bilalovic is off.

Will Kilmarnock see this out for a first win since 4 October?