A dramatic end at Rugby Park as both sides take a point.

Scott Wright had scored Dundee's second equaliser of the day and a foul on him by Jamie Brandon gave the visitors the chance to go in front but only after a lengthy VAR delay.

Joe Westley could not convert in the end and within seconds, the full-time whistle.

Joe Hugill and Michael Schjonning-Larsen with Kilmarnock's goals in the first half, with Simon Murray temporarily heading Dundee level.

On to the split...

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Joe Westley's poor attempt from 12 yards is saved by Kilmarnock goalkeeper Kelle Roos and it stays 2-2.

After all this time, referee Ross Harvie goes to the screen and the penalty decision stands.

Scott Wright was onside when the ball was played in and Dundee will have a spot-kick.

No idea why it's taken so long.

Hearts come from a goal behind to beat Motherwell and move three points clear at the top of the Premiership thanks to two goals in the last five minutes.

Hearts' 20-game unbeaten home run since the start of the season looked to be in danger at a tension-filled Tynecastle as Emmanuel Longelo slotted Motherwell ahead five minutes after the break.

However, Claudio Braga's overhead kick levelled on the hour mark before a Lawrence Shankland spot kick with five minutes remaining and a fine Pierre Landry Kaboré finish left fourth-top Motherwell without a win in five games.

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More than six minutes on this VAR check.

I've forgotten what it's for!

Late drama at Tannadice as Zac Sapsford penalty wins the match with the last kick of the ball.

Will Ferry had given the hosts a first half lead but Lewis Smith scored a double to put Livingston in front and on course for a first league win since August.

Krisztian Keresztes equalised with a header before Brooklyn Kabangolo conceded a last minute penalty, allowing United to take a dramatic win.

Pierre Landry Kaboré thinks he has his second goal.

But the Hearts forward is ruled offside as he fires home from 18 yards.

Another vital three points for Celtic thanks to Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's first-half strike but far from convincing overall.

The defending champions go into the split three points behind leaders Hearts.

St Mirren deserve a lot of credit from this display. They looked a good side and off the back of two wins, can feel good about themselves heading into the Scottish Cup semi-final against Celtic next weekend.

Still waiting for a VAR verdict...

Kevin Nisbet's double helps Aberdeen to their first league win since the end of January.

They had a bit of fortune with Grant Hanley's early red card, but it was thoroughly deserved. The Dons showed far greater appetite for the fight.

If Stephen Robinson's side can continue to play like this in their remaining five games then their unbroken Scottish Premiership run should remain intact.

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Jamie Brandon fouls Scott Wright and Dundee have a penalty and the chance to take all three points.

Brandon was booked for his trip on Wright, who got the wrong side of the Kilmarnock defender.

VAR is checking this.

Not sure what it's for...

Into stoppage-time all over the grounds... Time for some late drama?

Once again, Celtic have turned in a sub-par second half after a strong first 45 minutes.

St Mirren have had a lot of the ball without causing too many problems for the home defence.

Brad Lyons and David Watson come on for Aaron Tshibola and Tom Lowery.

Can this Kilmarnock duo emulate the impact of the Dundee's substitutes?

Spot-kick given!

Lawrence Shankland with the opportunity to give Hearts the lead.

Pierre Landry Kaboré is kicked in the head, by accident, by Stephen Welsh, as the Motherwell defender tries to clear in a crowded penalty area.

VAR check ongoing.