Another break in play as Macaulay Tait gets checked out after a collision with Luke Graham in which he suffers a blow to the head.

Livi use the time to prepare two more substitutions and bring on Jeremy Bokila for Robbie Muirhead and Mo Sylla for Tait.

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Julius Eskesen and Ivan Dolcek are on for Dundee United. Neil Farrugia and Luca Stephenson make way.

As a St Mirren fan, I’m starting to look at the Championship to see who we could play in the play-offs - Partick Arbroath or Ayr United. These players could go from winning the League Cup, heroes to zeros, in a matter of months.

Trevor

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Dens Park

There is a nervousness around Dens Park at the moment with this game really hanging in the balance.

The visitors have come into this second half after being pegged back for large spells.

Ross Graham has a chance for his second and United's third but cannot keep his effort down from inside the six-yard box following a corner.

Livingston have been enjoying a good spell of play, with Lewis Smith whistling a shot over the bar at the end of one foray forward.

But things have come to a halt as Jerome Prior is down with what looks like a groin injury.

The visiting goalkeeper is fine to continue after a couple of minutes treatment and both teams get back to searching for what could be a winner.

Following that dismissal for Liam Henderson, Falkirk manager John McGlynn goes to his bench and withdraws midfielder Ben Broggio and sends on centre-half Coll Donaldson.

Dundee boss Steven Pressley makes a change now.

Joel Cotterill is the player to make way, coming off for Charlie Reilly to replace him in the middle of the park.

Michael Stewart
Former Hearts & Hibs midfielder on BBC Scotland

Hibs definitely would have a far greater consistency if Nicky Cadden had been consistently fit. He just changes the whole attack from Hibs, gives them such a potent threat. Not just from open play but from set pieces from his delivery as well.

Falkirk defender Liam Henderson is sent off following a VAR review.

Henderson was initially booked for his challenge on Max Watters near halfway.

But, having reviewed the nature of the challenge, referee Ryan Lee rules that Henderson denied Watters a clear goalscoring opportunity.

Falkirk have introduced Kyrell Wilson and Henry Cartwright in place of Louie Marsh and Dylan Tait.

For United, Vicko Sevelj replaces Krisztian Keresztes.

Dundee go close to regaining the lead!

Cameron Congreve cuts in from the right and picks out Scott Wright, who lays it off to Ethan Hamilton. The midfielder hits a powerful low shot, but it deflects inches wide of the post.

Zac Sapsford gets close to Falkirk defender Filip Lissah in an aerial duel and appears to barge him over. Nothing given.

Both sides are making changes. More to follow...

Livi boss Marvin Bartley makes another change, bringing striker Stevie May on to replace midfielder Emmanuel Danso.

The Livi boss knows his side need to start getting wins if they are to claw their way off the bottom of the table.

Filip Lissah fancies another goal. He's inside the United box, cuts into a central position and smacks the ball towards goal only for goalkeeper Ashley Maynard-Brewer to make a fine save.

And now Owen Elding goes off to a standing ovation. Not a bad full first start for the Hibs youngster. Dane Scarlett is also off.

Martin Boyle is on, alongside Ante Suto.

Richard King is into the book for a cynical tug on Dane Scarlett. A needless booking for the St Mirren defender, with the striker out wide with little support.

Now, Hibs have the chance to swing one into the box. Jamie McGrath delivers to the front post... but goalkeeper Shamal George is there.