A precious point for Kilmarnock, and it comes largely thanks to the boot of Tobi Oluwayemi, who saved the best chance of the game.

That came when Dan Nlundulu was gifted a chance from close range, but the on-loan Celtic keeper made a big stop for Killie.

There were plenty of shots, but most lacked threat, and the second half became quite lethargic at times.

Killie move another point away from Livingston at the bottom - now four clear - but they might end the day further behind Dundee, who have their noses in front.

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Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

EIGHT minutes added on.

Met with fury in the home stands.

Robbie Muirhead lashes a half-volley over Viljami Sinisalo's crossbar and into the stands as the clock ticks down in West Lothian.

A sweet connection, but the shot from 20 yards was always rising.

Dark Blues skipper Simon Murray is sent packing for an ugly lunge.

Can the 10-men hang on?

Motherwell have responded well to going behind, with substitute Callum Slattery wasting a solid chance for a leveller.

It was a rampaging Stephen O'Donnell who hauled the visitors up the park, with the ball eventually worked wide to Tom Sparrow and then squared for Slattery at the edge of the box. However, the midfielder choked his shot and the opportunity drifts away.

Drey Wright has another pop at goal, this time his shot is just wide of the target.

The Dundee winger has looked a threat today.

Dundee are doing well to limit Falkirk to next to nothing.

A frustrating afternoon so far for the Bairns, with time running out.

Celtic substitute Reo Hatate leathers a strike at Jerome Prior, who gets low to keep the ball from creeping over the line.

A rare second-half chance for Kilmarnock.

Greg Kiltie works hard down the left to keep the ball alive and hangs up a high cross to the back post where Bruce Anderson lurks, but he plants his header wide.

Drey Wright whips in a left-footed effort, which caught by Falkirk keeper Scott Bain.

Allan Preston
Former Livingston wing-back on BBC Sportsound

Colby Donovan has gone wide on the right.

You could see Celtic's problems all coming down that side. Yang hasn't got a defensive bone in his body.

I have been very impressed with Livingston in the second half.

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

Steven Pressley asked for "attractive football" pre-match, while John McGlynn wished for "silky soccer".

Neither manager has got what they wanted. Not a spectacle, this.

Celtic skipper Callum McGregor gives the ball away cheaply and Macaulay Tait latches on. He drives forward and tries to cut the ball back but there's no one in Livi colours waiting.

The ball eventually goes behind for a corner and Cristiano Montano has a pop from the edge of the box, with the fierce shot well saved by Viljami Sinisalo.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Down the sides, Celtic are so vulnerable.

That's a serious chance for Livingston... Jeremy Bokila is racing into the Celtic box but he can't get a proper connection on the ball and bundles it behind for a goal kick.

Jack Butland, wow, what a save.

Elijah Just swivels before swinging in a ball into the Rangers box. Callum Hendry controls it, turns and smashes the ball at goal. It's in all the way but Butland pulls off an incredible stop.

Livingston are not giving up the fight here. They're putting pressure on and win another corner.

The ball smacks off Auston Trusty to penalty claims from the hosts while Celtic race up the other end, with Luke McCowan's eventual shot saved by Jerome Prior.

St Mirren are loudly appealing for a penalty, but referee Don Robertson isn't having it.

The ball definitely hits Lewis Mayo's arm, but it was tucked in beside his body and the VAR isn't interested either.

Allan Preston
Former Livingston wing-back on BBC Sportsound

They are certainly making a fist of it, Livingston. They are right in the game.

They have pushed three up front and are going for it.

They have dominated the last five minutes.