Camilo Duran goes down inside the Dons box and claims for a penalty. The referee says no, Aberdeen charge forward and Cameron Carter-Vickers goes in the book for a tactical foul.

Celtic have a free-kick to defend, and do so, with Kevin Nisbet taking a sore one in the process.

Ismael Kabia skips away from Cathal McCarthy in the Kilmarnock box and goes down as he tries to cross the ball.

Did McCarthy shove him with both hands? There's not a big appeal, but that could have been a penalty. Play on.

Falkirk skipper Brad Spencer runs his hands through his hair after shooting well over the bar.

Half a chance for the home side.

Kilmarnock captain Greg Kiltie is into the book, as he halves Ryan Carr on the halfway line while stretching for a loose pass.

It's not getting much better for Killie, but at least they haven't conceded again.

It is heating up again at Fir Park.

Goalscorer Seb Palmer-Houlden slides in on Panutche Camara, and the Motherwell forward has his name in the referee's notebook, receiving a yellow card.

Oh so close to a first Rangers goal for Kim Min-Su.

A fizzing right-footed shot looks destined for the bottom corner but bounces clear off the post.

St Mirren are trying to recreate their tiki-taka goal from Sunday.

They knock it to the left, Ismael Kabia knocks it back to Chris Mochrie, who delays the shot, and when he does it's blocked behind for a corner.

That set-piece drops kindly in the box for Declan John, but he blazes over. Two big chances, one after another.

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BBC Scotland at Dens Park

While it is fair to say this hasn't been a classic so far, St Johnstone's Taylor Steven has caught the eye.

He is certainly giving the home side plenty to think about.

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BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

Motherwell looked in the mood against 11 men, they look even more up for it against 10.

I've been lucky enough to catch a fair bit of them at the start of the season, and they really are a joy to watch.

Their new recruits, Jardell Kanga, goalscorer Seb Palmer-Houlden, Joe Hodge and Alex Lowry all look at home, too.

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Taylor Steven wheels away in celebration after his effort from a corner is deflected in.

Only for referee Ross Hardie to spot an infringement and rule it out.

It remains goalless. It's not been the best of games so far...

Another sight of goal for Rangers, as Kim Min-Su has a shot blocked behind for a corner.

A bright start for Derek McInnes' side.

Another big chance for Motherwell as Lukas Fadinger strikes from outside the box and Jack Walton in the United goal produces a great save.

Lee Sharp altered things earlier with Dylan Tait coming on to replace Abdoulaye Yoro. Tait leads a United counter-attack, winning a free-kick that Motherwell defend comfortably.

Aberdeen break and Nesta Guinness-Walker cuts the ball back for Kevin Nisbet.

His strike is deflected and the ball comes back to the left-back, who swings the ball to the back post for Ayoub Mouloua to put his header wide.

St Mirren are almost in again as Ismael Kabia is slipped in on the left, but just before the Arsenal loanee can hit it, George Stanger slides back and blocks.

He also wins a free-kick in the process. Great defending in the rain.

Yang Hyun-Jun bolts down the left and sends a teasing cross towards the back post, where Haissem Hassan is waiting.

But his shot is deflected back out into the Aberdeen box before Camilo Duran smashes over from close range.

There's wide open spaces in the Rangers midfield and Falkirk striker Jacob Murrell lets fly from distance.

It's well wide, but a warning for the visitors.

And we're off at the Falkirk Stadium.