Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen defender on BBC Sportsound

Big chance there for St Mirren from guess what? A corner kick, with Liam Donnelly getting his head on it.

It brushed the top of the bar if he had got that just a fraction down he would have scored.

Calum Ward tries to clear the ball and smashes it off the face of Calvin Miller who's waiting at the edge of the box.

Luckily for the Motherwell keeper, the deflected ball flashes wide.

St Mirren have definitely made the brighter start in the driving Paisley rain and they've just clipped the crossbar.

Again a corner from the right causes problems and Liam Donnelly nods one off the woodwork from close range.

A giant Easter bunny is maybe not what you want to see when your team are 1-0 down at home...

Falkirk fans are egg-static though.

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Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell defender on BBC Sportsound

It's a delightful cross from the left.

Calvin Miller puts the free-kick in with lots of pace, lots of whip, and it's Barney Stewart who just gets in there.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

I thought there would be goals here today but not within 20 seconds!

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A lovely free kick from 25 yards out by Thelo Aasgaard forces Ashley Maynard-Brewer into a good save.

A frantic start at Ibrox.

St Mirren win an early corner, which is worked short then flicked on by Alex Gogic.

It falls for Killian Phillips, who fluffs his lines before winning another corner.

The resulting set-play comes in and Per Kristian Bratveit has to tip over a header from Liam Donnelly.

Great chances at both ends! First United midfielder Neil Faruggia drives unopposed into the Rangers box.

He cuts it back for Max Watters, who sclaffs his shot when he should hit the target.

Up the other end Ryan Naderi's header drops just past the far post.

What a day for the thumb technology to go on the fritz...

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

A slick surface, two silky football teams and both, pretty much, assured a top-six finish.

That screams a great football match but we all know what happens when that's the expectation. Hopefully, both sides show the best version of themselves. If so, a cracker will be guaranteed.

Motherwell are looking to continue their incredible home run and ease towards Europe. Falkirk inches from finally cementing that top six place.

Lots to play for at Fir Park.

St Mirren interim manager Craig McLeish told BBC Scotland: "I'm comfortable in this environment, I've been coaching and preparing teams for a long time. I back my ability and more importantly back the players in the dressing room.

"I don't think [Stephen Robinson] realises how much I picked up from him. I picked up so much over the years and he gave me such a good foundation to build on.

"I hope he gets the respect he deserves. He's been a magnificent servant for this club. Fans will be fans, but he's got nothing but respect from me, the club and the other members of staff here."

And we're off in Paisley. The others won't be far behind.

Aberdeen head coach Stephen Robinson tells BBC Scotland: "I was here a long time, things move on and that's football. We're back to try get three points.

"It's people's choices the way they react [to me coming back]. I've got nothing but good things to say about the football club. We have to match them physically and show the talent we have.

"We have electric pace in the team and we haven't used it up until now. We're hoping we do that today.

"We've worked on it for two weeks now, I'm seeing a group of talented boys without direction at times. We're trying to give that direction quickly because we need points on the board."

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Falkirk manager John McGlynn says "it's been a little bit frustrating" not to have secured their top six spot yet.

"But we can do it today," he tells BBC Scotland. "That's football, you always get another chance.

"We need to take at least a point from the two games but we want to do it today and we want to do it ourselves. There's six points left, we could get through very comfortably or it could be a little bit nervy. It would be nice just to get it done though.

"We continually create new challenges, it keeps the guys focused. It's realistic [to catch Hibs], if we can win here today which won't be easy but we've done it before we can do it again - if we do that and Hibs were to slip up we could get very close. If we can get into the top half the mission will be to catch Hibs."

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Motherwell manager Jens Berthel Askou tells BBC Scotland: "The football world is getting so crazy.

"You look at how quickly things can change both on the pitch and off the pitch where managers and players get sacked and hired within no time at what is supposed to be the highest and best environments in the world.

"It's so emotional that you can have something you've built over years, and a club that has existed for more than 100 years, and then people's perception completely changes within five weeks or even faster. It doesn't make sense really.

"I want people to think about that. Things go really fast but you can't give up on it.

"Is a run a sprint or is it a marathon? If it's a marathon it looks quite good. The last 100 yards have not been the best but it doesn't mean that we are on the wrong track but we also know today is a big test against a team who have been magnificent.

"We know we have to be at our best and that's what we've been trying to do.

"We are in for a big test today. Hopefully we will see two teams going for the win and not be too worried."

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