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That concludes a long, busy day of Scottish football.

Premiership leaders Hearts slipped up again after being held by Motherwell.

Dundee beat St Mirren in the battle of teams struggling near the bottom.

And Kilmarnock and Dundee United also shared the spoils.

Meanwhile, there were shock defeats for St Johnstone, Dumbarton and Edinburgh City by lower league clubs in the Scottish Cup.

Join us tomorrow for three more top flight games involving Scotland's European representatives - and the cup fourth round draw live on Sportscene.

For Kilmarnock, they are least end a run of six straight defeats.

For United, it is four games without a win - and just one victory in their latest eight outings.

Still not really good reading for either side.

United stay seventh but move a point clear of Aberdeen, who play tomorrow.

For Kilmarnock, they end the day still in 10th after Dundee moved above them while the Ayrshire side move above St Mirren.

Scott Allan
Former Dundee United midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Credit to both managers, both sides tried to win the game.

A bit of quality from Dundee United for the equaliser, but the bit of quality to get the winner was missing from both sides.

A fair result for me.

The points are shared - and it is a fair reflection of the play.

Bruce Anderson followed up after his penalty was saved to give Kilmarnock the half-time lead.

But United levelled after the break through Craig Sibbald.

So close!

Dominic Thompson curls a drive over the United wall, but the full-back's fine effort is just wide.

We are into stoppage time and Kilmarnock have a free-kick 20 yards out.

A dramatic winner anyone?

The ball is being treated like a hot potato blasted from one end of the park to the other.

Eventually, the home side manage to get the ball down and striker Tyreece John-Jules' long range shot is pushed clear by goalkeeper Dave Richards.

Marcus Dackers has another sight at goal, but this time the Kilmarnock striker's low drive is blocked by defender Ross Graham.

From the corner, a Killie head can't get the ball on target.

The game is petering out as Kilmarnock substitute striker Marcus Dackers heads wastefully well wide.

Kilmarnock manager Stuart Kettlewell has made three more changes, but they are running out of time to secure a winner.

Just six minutes, plus stoppage time, remaining.

United's two substitutes almost combine immediately to give the visitors the lead.

Amar Fatah finds Ivan Dolcek with a low cross, but the Croat's backheel is not powerful enough to deceive the home goalkeeper.

Panutche Camara is doing his best to drive United forward and the midfielder is coming in for some harsh treatment that's earned the home side a couple of yellow cards already.

Winger Ivan Dolcek, on loan from Dunajska Streda, and Troyes striker Amar Fatah are on for Ryan Strain and Zac Sapsford as United manager Jim Goodwin goes for a winner.

Young Jack Thomson comes on for Scott Tiffoney in Kilmarnock's midfield.

It's all United now and they are probing for a winner.

Scott Allan
Former Celtic midfielder on BBC Sportsound

The first bit of real quality in the game.

It's all about Craig Sibbald, but a well-worked goal from Dundee United. Game on.