Callum Hendry has just sent Stephen Welsh's header away from the Falkirk goal.

That was the chance for Motherwell...

And that result at Rugby Park confirms Livingston's relegation from the Scottish Premiership.

It has felt inevitable for a while.

Kilmarnock beat Dundee United emphatically to confirm Livingston's demotion from the Scottish Premiership.

Robbie Deas, Findlay Curtis and Joe Hugill with the goals and Neil McCann can only be delighted with the result.

A poor performance from Jim Goodwin's Dundee United after the high of last week's Dundee derby win.

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St Mirren goalkeeper Ross Sinclair makes a fine save, pushing clear from a close-range Ashley Hay header.

St Mirren continue to dominate possession at Dens Park, but there are few signs that an equaliser is on the cards for the visitors.

In saying that, substitute Dundee defender Imari Samuels has to clear from under his own crossbar.

Barney Stewart just cannot score today as yet another strike fizzes across the face and out the other side.

Falkirk have attempted the past five shots in this game, Motherwell last shot was taken by Emmanuel Longelo in the 54th minute.

A sloppy out-ball by Motherwell and Falkirk pounce.

Henry Cartwright tees up Kyrell Wilson, he skips past Emmanuel Longelo and forces Calum Ward to tip his shot over the bar and out for a corner.

John Rankin
Former Dundee United midfielder on BBC Sportsound

If Dundee United do manage to get the next goal, there'll be a little bit of nerves going into the final bit. Kilmarnock have to continue to play forward.

Max Stryjek tips over Vicko Sevelj's half-volley after an intelligent set-up by Johnny Russell.

Still no goal for Dundee United.

More changes incoming.

Ben Broggio and Calvin Miller are replaced by Kyrell Wilson and Ben Parkinson

For Motherwell, Regan Charles-Cook, Callum Hendry and Sam Nicholson are on.

Tawanda Maswanhise, Callum Slattery and Lukas Fadinger make way.

Findlay Curtis gets a big hug from Kilmarnock manager Neil McCann Curtis after coming off. Michael Schjonning-Larsen and Greg Kiltie also make way.

Kyle Magennis, Lewis Mayo and Rory McKenzie are introduced.

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Johnny Russell and Craig Sibbald come on for Dundee United as Panutche Camara and Zac Sapsford make way.

Can Russell get his first goal since returning to Dundee United? He scored a hat-trick at Rugby Park once.

In fact, it's Sibbald who threatens, firing off target from an off-balance position in the box.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Dens Park

Kieran O'Hara is on for his debut between the sticks for Dundee.

St Mirren will be keen to test him out.

The home natives are getting very restless at the moment despite the fact their team have the lead.

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Big chance for St Mirren.

Roland Idowu weaves his way into the penalty box, but the midfielder fires wastefully into the side netting from a difficult angle.

It's been a pretty miserable day in the sun so far for Dundee United, but they manage to forge an effort off the post, Ross Graham's header from Will Ferry's throw-in knocked on to the upright by goalkeeper Max Stryjek.

Kieran O'Hara's first involvement is to face a corner as the rain lashes down at Dens Park.

The substitute goalkeeper makes a hash of his punch clear, but Dundee survive to clear and retain their lead.

At the other end, Yan Dhanda tries a curling drive, but goalkeeper Ross Sinclair plucks the midfielder's effort out the air.

Andy Halliday
Motherwell midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Sam Cleall-Harding is too casual with his back pass. He just doesn't get enough on it but take nothing away from Joe Hugill, he doesn't give up on the play, he does ever so well to touch it by Dave Richards.

It's on the defender for me.

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