Hearts should be level.

Stephen Kingsley's fine cross following a corner finds the head of Craig Halkett, but the centre-half heads over from five yards.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

Aberdeen very much on the front foot at the start of this second half.

Hibs, like they were for much of the first, look all over the place at the back.

Some seriously nice football from Aberdeen who work the ball down the right and, after a couple of clearances and deflections, it eventually falls to Stuart Armstrong on the edge of the box, but his shot zips past the post.

Joe Hugill tests Jon McCracken from a tight angle. Kilmarnock really want a third goal.

Findlay Curtis heads over from Bruce Anderson's cross as Kilmarnock press for a third goal.

An early chance for Aberdeen's Toyosi Olusanya, who drags his shot wide of the far post.

Here we go again. The action has resumed at Pittodrie and Rugby Park...

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

Of the 18,323 fans at Pitodrie - those of an Aberdeen persuasion will be happy with what they have seen.

The Dons have been good. Yes, they have had the advantage of the extra man since the 14th minute but they have played some good stuff and should be further ahead.

Depleted Hibs have been a bit of out of sorts so far, but they still have enough quality at their disposal to feel they can get something out of this game.

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Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Tynecastle

There is certainly an edge about this game with Motherwell keen to slow the pace at every opportunity and keep the home crowd quiet.

You have the feeling that a single goal could just about be enough for either team to secure a victory.

The tension from the home fans also appears to be affecting the players on the pitch. Although its level I would say the psychological advantage is with Motherwell right now.

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That Kevin Nisbet penalty is all that separates the sides at the break.

Hibs have looked okay despite being down to 10 men while Aberdeen will maybe be a bit annoyed not to have had a second, particularly with Alexander Jensen's chance.

A big second half coming up.

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Will Ferry's goal separates the sides.

United were the better side for the majority of the half and got their reward after 19 minutes when Max Watters picked out Ferry on the left and he carried the ball into the box before finishing with an emphatic shot.

Livingston didn't have much to offer in return until late in the half when a couple of set pieces saw them go close.

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Celtic are on top thanks to Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's angled finish but there's still no feeling of comfort around the stadium.

What they would give for a striker who could consistently finish. Tomas Cvancara has failed to convince again, spurning one great chance in particular.

As a result, Celtic often fail to kill off contests like this leaving the outcome in doubt.

St Mirren showed flashes of threat but little overall. If the deficit remains a single goal they will likely come out more in search of an equaliser.

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Tension at Tynecastle - and it is written all over the home faces, including that of Hearts head coach Derek McInnes.

The Premiership leaders have been handed their best chances by Motherwell mistakes at the back, although goalkeeper Calum Ward did also produce one good save.

At the other end, Alexander Schwolow has had to produce a couple of fine blocks of his own.

Are Hearts going to slip up again in this tight title race?

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St Mirren's Liam Donnelly wins the battle to connect with a corner but his header loops just over deep into first-half injury time.