Up the other end Rocky Bushiri has to head behind a dangerous St Mirren cross.

The free-kick goes Hibernian's way and Jamie McGrath floats it in.

The visitors lose possession and then win it back before Martin Boyle sends a teasing ball across the St Mirren goal that just evades the feet of Kieron Bowie.

Dan Nlundulu clatters into Rocky Bushiri before tumbling to the ground himself.

The St Mirren striker is down receiving some treatment in the early stages.

After a disrupted minute's silence in Paisley, we're up and running.

Kick off in Paisley is approaching.

We'll bring you some managerial reaction from the earlier kick-off at half-time so stick with us!

Only league leaders Hearts have earned more away points in the Scottish Premiership this season (13) than Hibernian (9), who have lost just one of six league fixtures on the road this term (W2 D3).

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St. Mirren are unbeaten in their last eight league meetings with Hibernian (W4 D4) since a 1-2 defeat in May 2023.

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Earlier this week...

Miguel Freckelton's disallowed goal in St Mirren's 2-2 draw with Hearts should have stood, according to the Scottish FA's key match incident panel.

St Mirren were 2-1 up in the game on 29 October when Freckleton added a third, but VAR intervened over an alleged impediment from captain Mark O'Hara on Hearts' Lawrence Shankland while in an offside position.

Referee Mathew MacDermid, who initially gave an on-field goal, reversed his decision after checking the footage.

All three of the KMI panel agreed the original decision should have stood.

David Gray has made three changes from last weekend's 2-2 draw against Livingston.

Jordan Obita, Miguel Chaiwa and Thibault Klidje drop to the bench. Kieron Bowie, Chris Cadden and Nicky Cadden are in from the start.

Despite training all week, Joe Newell and Alasana Manneh are missing from today's squad while Warron O'Hora makes the bench.

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St Mirren have made two changes to the side that started the League Cup semi-final last weekend.

Richard King replaces the suspended Alex Gogic while Mark O'Hara misses out after aggravating a foot problem. The captain is replaced by Liam Donnelly.

Goalkeeper Shamal George, who was a fitness doubt, makes the starting XI.

St Mirren: George, Fraser, King, Freckleton, Richardson, Phillips, Baccus, Donnelly, John, Nlundulu, Mandron.

Substitutes: Mullen, Tanser, Taylor, McMenamin, Idowu, Dijksteel, Calvin, Ayunga, Mooney.

Hibernian: Sallinger, Hanley, Bowie, Boyle, C. Cadden, Iredale, McGrath, N. Cadden, Mulligan, Barlaser, Rocky.

Substitutes: Smith, O'Hora, Youan, Chaiwa, Klidje, Obita, Hoilett, Megwa, Campbell.

Fear not, there is more football to come!

Off the back of their semi-final win, St Mirren are hosting Hibs in Paisley.

That one kicks off at 17:45, team news coming your way.

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Allan Preston
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Sportsound

A bit of a strange game. Falkirk had the better of it but Livingston have that never say die attitude and certainly have the bogey sign over Falkirk. They just can't seem to beat them.

1-1 probably a fair result in the end.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Falkirk Stadium

They hung in to the bitter end and got their reward. For the second week running, Livingston have got a late counter having been on the receiving end of that too many times this campaign.

Falkirk just couldn't quite kill them off and in fairness to the visitors they really stuck at it and refused to give in.

A big goal and point for them ahead of the international break with a trip to Ibrox to follow.

What might have been for the home side as they chased a fourth win in five. Right now, they lie third in the Premiership and will be more than satisfied when the dust settles despite this late concession.

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Greenock Morton 1-0 Arbroath

Queen's Park 2-1 Raith Rovers

Ross County 3-3 Ayr United

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Hamilton Accies 3-0 Peterhead

Inverness CT 1-0 Cove Rangers

Montrose 0-4 Alloa Athletic

Queen of the South 3-0 East Fife

Stenhousemuir 2-2 Kelty Hearts

Scottish League Two

Clyde 0-0 Stranraer

Dumbarton 2-1 Annan Athletic

East Kilbride 2-0 Stirling Albion

Edinburgh City 1-3 Elgin City

Forfar Athletic 1-1 Spartans

Falkirk move up to third in the Scottish Premiership despite that late equaliser from Livingston's Danny Wilson.

The visitors were probably worthy of a point over the 90 minutes but that's a really poor time to concede from a Falkirk point of view.

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Full time whistles are being blown up and down the country but they're still playing in Falkirk as Cristian Montano smashes a shot over the crossbar.