Another change for the Buddies.

Mikael Mandron makes way, Jonah Ayunga is on for the final 20 minutes in Paisley.

Here goes Grant Hanley, he tees up Nicky Cadden on the right before the cross is bundled into the arms of goalkeeper Shamal George thanks Richard King's intervention.

Raphael Sallinger dives to keep out Mikael Mandron's shot before rising highest to catch the following cross.

Here come some Hibs changes.

Martin Boyle's game is up, he's replaced by Thibault Klidje while Josh Campbell is on for Jamie McGrath.

Raphael Sallinger comes out to punch away a St Mirren free-kick.

Mikael Mandron goes down in the box amid half-hearted penalty shouts but there's nothing doing.

Up the other end Jack Iredale's cross is cut out by Shamal George.

Josh Mulligan takes the ball on a run into the St Mirren box but the ball bundles through to Shamal George.

Hibs are really controlling this game now.

Kieron Bowie wins a smart foul, holding off Richard King, and gives Hibs a free-kick in the middle of the park.

Time for some changes for Stephen Robinson.

Conor McMenamin and Roland Idowu are on for St Mirren. Jayden Richardson and Liam Donnelly make way.

Guess what, VAR are checking this one too.

This goal stands.

Dan Barlaser has a strike from the edge of the box and whacks the ball off the face of teammate Martin Boyle, who hits the deck.

Hibs are floating forward now and Nicky Cadden floats a lovely ball towards the back post but it's defended well by St Mirren.

The visitors are cranking up the pressure now.

VAR say offside, again.

Another massive let off for Hibs.

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Back under way for the second half!

Hibernian have a record of W3, D3, L0 when scoring the opening goal in the Premiership this season and they have a record of W2, D2, L0 when scoring the opening goal away from home in the Premiership this season.

Livingston manager David Martindale tells BBC Scotland: "A Falkirk fan sent me a message this morning, saying 'good luck for the rest of the season, hope you get beat today.'

"I replied 'I just hope it's a good game of football and VAR doesn't get involved'.

"I look at the penalty, and I think it's really harsh. The referee says its distance. Stevie May can't move it, his arm is not extended, it just hits him. The ref has seen it in real time and doesn't think it's a penalty.

"I really don't think it's a penalty. Maybe my angle is wrong. There's a shout for us, Keelan Adams on Andrew Shinnie. You can see the motion of Keelan's arm. We were told Andrew was nowhere near the ball. What does that have to do with anything?

"I feel like I'm talking about VAR far too much, maybe it's me that needs to shut up."

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Falkirk manager John McGlynn tells BBC Scotland: "We were the better team first half and Livingston were better second half. We lost a bit of control in the game, and without creating too many goalscoring opportunities, they had the better of it.

"They had more of the ball, and we defended well for the vast majority. We come away with one point instead of three. Maybe we should have been further ahead in the first half, but I think a draw is a fair result.

"I'm disappointed but it could be an important point.

"It's been a good start. Every game is difficult and Livingston are a decent team that will pick up more points. We just had to do better second half."

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Manager reaction from Livingston's late draw at Falkirk coming right up.

It's Hibs who'll be the happier team at the break but St Mirren can feel hard done by not to be at least level at the break.

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