Emmanuel Longelo, who scored twice at Ibrox last weekend, forces Nicky Hogarth into a diving save to push his effort away.

It's a lovely ball from Callum Slattery for Longelo and Motherwell win a corner, which Elijah Just delivers, but nothing comes of it.

John Rankin
Former Dundee United midfielder on BBC Sportsound

There's an element of urgency about Kilmarnock's play. It's that urgency going forward with people prepared to run and run aggressively that's put them in front.

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Motherwell win a free-kick about 20 yards from the Falkirk goal as Elijah Just, who was racing forward, is wiped out.

It's a good ball through but Stephen O'Donnell is just shy of getting a head on it.

Ben Broggio and Brad Spencer are both in the book for Falkirk for the challenges in the lead-up.

Of course, that Kilmarnock goal means Livingston are relegated as it stands.

That will only be confirmed today if Killie win.

Falkirk finally get a hold of the ball and work their way up the park.

Ben Broggio sets up Dylan Tait on the edge of the Motherwell box but he slices his effort well wide.

Minutes later, Barney Stewart does the same and slashes his strike comfortably wide of Calum Ward's goal.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Dens Park

Dundee have a bit of a stranglehold on things and are turning the screw at the moment - they could be further ahead.

Cameron Congreve and Yan Dhanda have grown in to the game, which would appear to be bad news for St Mirren.

John Rankin
Former Dundee United midfielder on BBC Sportsound

They definitely deserve it, Kilmarnock have been really good. It's kung fu-esque at the back post from Robbie Deas.

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Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Falkirk Stadium

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It's a good game, a tactical one, with only direct threat on goal missing so far.

It's Motherwell who've edged it going forward while fully aware that Falkirk are capable of causing problems at the drop of hat. They've shown that in flashes.

An opener is all we need to ignite this but Jens Berthel Askou's side look the more likely.

So close to a second for Dundee.

Yan Dhanda's cross finds the head of St Mirren centre-half Richard King and hits off the junction of bar and post.

Elliot Watt wins the ball back inside the Falkirk half and tees up Elijah Just.

The PFA player of the year nominee manages to get his shot away but slips as he does so and sends it wide of the post.

First real sight at goal for St Mirren.

Killian Phillips gathers a high ball on the edge of the penalty box, but the midfielder's shot on the turn has no power and is straight at goalkeeper Jon McCracken.

Rory Loy
Former Kilmarnock & St Mirren striker on BBC Sportsound

That's definitely from the training ground, but it's such a poor goal to lose for Dundee United.

Superb reflexes from Dundee United keeper Dave Richards after Greg Kiltie diverts Joe Hugill's shot towards goal.

Sportsound pundit John Rankin says that was "a massive opportunity" for Kilmarnock.

With St Mirren losing, this could be a great opportunity for Kilmarnock to move off second bottom, but they are at risk of falling behind as Zac Sapsford gets away a deflected shot.

Dundee United have had just the better of things so far.

Nice work from Motherwell, who break after a bit of pressure at their own end.

Emmanuel Longelo tees up Elijah Just, whose strike from the edge of the box is sent behind for a corner.

Tom Sparrow gets the final touch to send the ball goalwards, but it's an easy catch for Falkirk keeper Nicky Hogarth.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Dens Park

That Dundee goal will settle a few home nerves.

It wasn't the prettiest, but the hosts won't care.

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Motherwell have started this game exactly how you'd expect, they have enjoyed the majority of possession and have forced a few wee mistakes from the Falkirk backline with their pressing.

Barney Stewart's just had a chance for Falkirk, though, the striker's effort deflected behind.