Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie Stadium

The first half at Pittodrie has been a story of two defensive mistakes by the visitors that cost them two goals and left them with a second-half mountain to climb in the Granite City.

After their two goals - which were very well taken - the Dons have been comfortable and, while Hibs have had plenty of possession, they have been unable to cut the hosts open.

At the risk of sounding cliched, the next goal will be key in this game.

Despite St Johnstone looking the far better side in the opening 45 minutes, it's Kilmarnock who have come closest.

Set-pieces appear to be the only avenue of attacking threat from the visitors thus far, with a Kirk Broadfoot header and a Greg Kiltie strike the two best chances - both coming from corners. The visitors claimed Kiltie's effort struck the arm of Danny McNamara, but the referee waved play on.

Callum Davidson will take encouragement from his home side dominating possession, but aside from a few wild efforts from Craig Conway and David Wotherspoon, the Saints have not carved out many clear-cut chances.

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Robert Thomson's fine back-post finish has Alloa ahead of promotion hopefuls Dundee.

Can the part-timers secure their first Championship points of the season at a foggy Recreation Park?

It was been a game of few chances in Paisley.

Kristian Dennis went closest for St Mirren when he was inches away from connecting with a cross, while Richard Tait had shot deflected over.

At the other end, Ian Harkes had a shot saved and Jamie Robson went close to connecting with a header at a free-kick. But there's been little for either goalkeeper to do.

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Derek McInnes spoke pre-match at all the attacking fire power both teams were unloading in this game, but Hibs have been firing blanks all night as the hosts shot into a comfortable lead.

Smart finishes from Scott Wright and Sam Cosgrove had McInnes' men in the lead - and it's merited. While chances have been scant, the Dons have been ruthless with their rare attempts on goal that have exposed poor defending from Jack Ross' men.

Hibs have shown nothing so far - a Joe Lewis save to deny a freak Ash Taylor on goal aside - to make this game much of a contest again. Ross will be demanding better in the second half.

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A game full of intent from both sides, but lacking some composure and quality.

Oli Shaw's headed goal is the difference at the break in front of 300 fans in Dingwall.

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Bit of a calamity from both sides. A cross comes in, two Dundee United players go for it and both miss it, allowing it to fall for Kirstian Dennis, but the St Mirren striker heads it in the wrong direction - helping to clear the ball rather than score.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at McDiarmid Park

St Johnstone have been by far the dominant side in the opening half hour, but in fairness they have never really troubled Danny Rogers in the Killie goal. The visitors always a threat, as they proved with Kirk Broadfoot's effort off the crossbar. The fog also threatening again as half-time approaches.

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BBC Scotland pundit on Sportsound

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Ross Stewart goes close to doubling County's lead, but the striker heads just over after goalscorer Oli Shaw does well to pick-pocket Ciaron Brown and deliver the cross.

Good chance for Dundee United from a free-kick. Nicky Clark sends the ball into a dangerous area and Jamie Robson is inches away from getting his head to it.

It's a very even game in Paisley, with not too many chances falling for either side.

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Oh my. What an own goal that would have been.

A rare foray forward from Hibs results in a fairly harmless ball drop into the Dons box. A swing of the leg by centre-half Ash Taylor scuds the ball up and back rather than away, with goalkeeper Joe Lewis frantically scampering back to tip the ball over the bar.

A rare shot on target for Hibs!

Despite barely entering the St Johnstone half, Kilmarnock carve out the best chance of the game from a set-piece.

Kirk Broadfoot doesn't even have to jump to meet a Chris Burke corner, but the defender's glancing header strikes the bar.

Livingston have been in the ascendency in the last few minutes. Alan Forrest scampers through and tests Ross Doohan with a low shot, then Nick Devlin and Marvin Bartley both go close to prodding home after a goalmouth scramble.

Worrying sight here for Derek McInnes. Ross McCrorie lands awkwardly after challenging for a high ball, leaving the midfielder in a crumpled heap on the deck. Thankfully he's up on his feet and on the field, but he's moving gingerly.

It's not been a game of many chances in Paisley, but it's livened up in the last few minutes.

United's American midfielder, Ian Harkes, drifts infield and fires of a right-footed shot from distance, but St Mirren goalkeeper Jan Alnwick has a comfortable enough save.

At the other end, Richard Tait's shot is deflected over after Jamie McGrath has a shot charged down.

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What a chance for Livingston. Ciaron Brown's long throw-in bounces in front of Jay Emmanuel-Thomas and the striker turns and smashes the ball over from just a few yards out.

It was a tight angle - and he did well to turn - but he should have really found the target.