Changes for both teams at the restart and there is no Josh Fowler for St Johnstone, as Ruari Paton comes on.

The Saints scorer was sitting on the pitch as the referee whistled for half-time, but he looked to be moving comfortably as he made his way down the McDiarmid Park tunnel.

For United, midfielder Abdoulaye Yoro is on, with attacker Daniel Bennie withdrawn.

Visiting manager John McGlynn makes a change at left-back at the break.

Scott Tanser stays in the dressing room; Leon McCann is on for the second 45.

Stephen Robinson makes a double change at the break.

Winger Tony Yogane and veteran midfielder Stuart Armstrong are on for Connor Ronan and Brad Lyons.

We are getting under way again around the country.

Stay with us for the second-half action.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

You simply cannot take your eyes off this game.

It’s been end-to-end from the first whistle, with both teams having a real go.

Falkirk obviously will be the happier of the two teams, but the host have looked very dangerous up front.

Hibs, though, need to ensure they keep it tight at the back, otherwise the visitors look certain to pounce on any mistakes made.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Pittodrie

The half-time whistle signaled boos from the Aberdeen fans.

That equaliser is no more than St Mirren deserved. They have been utterly dominant since falling behind early.

They are knocking it about confidently and the Aberdeen fans are growing ever more frustrated as their team struggles to string three passes together.

Stephen Robinson needs to find a way to change the flow of this game because at the moment it looks there for the taking for St Mirren.

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The whistle sounds in Perth, where Josh Fowler's strike has Simo Valakari's side in front at the interval.

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It's been a game that you simply can't take your eyes off for a second.

Three goals, another one disallowed, plenty of incident at either end.

The Hibs fans are not happy, however, as they trail at home once again thanks to Jacob Murrell's double.

Owen Elding's fourth of the season means there is still hope for Marink Reedijk on his Easter Road debut.

Brad Lyons ripped in an unbelievable strike to give Aberdeen the lead after two minutes - their first goal at Pittodrie since August.

Since then, it has been all St Mirren. Aberdeen goalkeeper Marius Muller made a string of saves before Eseola Sule finally beat him three minutes before the break.

The home side are booed off the pitch.

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After a hectic first half, the sides are level at the break at Rugby Park.

It was the worst start possible for the visitors, who found themselves a goal down inside the opening minute.

but, despite a few nervy moments, they looked a lot better as the half wore on and they deservedly hauled themselves level thanks to Alex Lowry.

The bad news for Killie is they've already had to use two of their five subs due to first-half injuries.

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Falkirk think they have a third, but the effort is disallowed as Finley Barbrook Is in an offside position.

Frustration continues for United.

They currently sit at 60% possession at McDiarmid Park but haven't really tested Toby Steward in the St Johnstone goal and Josh Fowler continues to be a threat when St Johnstone transition from defence to attack.

Dylan Tait picks up a yellow card for a challenge on Reece McAlear.