United attacking again as Panutche Camara floats a cross to the back post. Daniel Bennie is there all alone, but the winger's header is comfortably gathered by goalkeeper Scott Bain.

Aberdeen sub Ayoub Mouloua is now down in the penalty box holding his ankle after attempting a volley in the box. Referee John Beaton isn't having it and play has gone on.

Will be interesting to see that back.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

Much better from Aberdeen since the break. The changes seem to have brought a bit more life to them.

Ayoub Mouloua is certainly giving the Killie defenders something to think about.

Emmanuel Longelo scored three times against Rangers last season, including two at Ibrox.

The left-back has a chance on the left-hand side of the penalty box, but his half volley bounces well wide.

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Shout for handball against Kilmarnock, in the box as well. It definitely hits the arm of Tom Lowery as Lewis Smith tries to cross, but it is at close range.

John Beaton is holding up the play.... but the VAR decision is no handball.

Hang on, is the referee coming to the screen? No, he's just come across to book someone on the benches. Not immediately clear who...

No further Rangers changes at Ibrox. Both Dujon Sterling and Djeidi Gassama received treatment during the first half after an early injury for Rangers team-mate Lawrence Shankland, but both Sterling and Gassama continue.

Motherwell, on the other hand, introduce last week's late equaliser scorer Jardell Kanga. Can the winger replicate his heroics in the 3-3 draw with St Mirren? He replaces Lukas Fadinger.

Kevin Ciubotaru tries to get United going at the start of the second half. The Romanian international has a go from distance, but his effort is high and wide.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice

We're back under way for the second half.

I cannot imagine home boss Jim Goodwin, watching on from somewhere in the ground, can be content with what he's seen thus far.

I'm looking at the options available to him from the bench: I wouldn't be too surprised to see new signing Zidane Iqbal and Abdoulaye Yoro introduced before long if things don't improve.

As for Falkirk, they're probably thinking 'more of the same'; if they get the next goal, they'll feel pretty comfortable about their afternoon's work.

Back underway at Pittodrie and Aberdeen have a chance straight away.

It's a cross from the left that whizzes low across the box, but half-time substitute Toyosi Olusanya is unable to stretch and get a toe to the ball.

He's one of three changes - Tony Yogane, Kevin Nisbet and Mitchy Ntelo are off, Mats Knoester and Ayoub Mouloua are also on.

Derek McInnes must be itching to be in the dugout after watching the opening 45 minutes from the stand.

The Rangers manager is completing a touchline ban.

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The games are getting under way again around the country...

The SFA's new proposals aimed at boosting youth development were the subject of debate on Sportsound earlier.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

The half time whistle was greeted with boos from the home support, whose side have been pretty poor so far.

Aberdeen have struggled to get any sort of grip on things and have looked pretty toothless up front so far.

The 250 or so Killie fans will be relatively happy. Their team have been the better side and have created the better chances of the few that have been created.

As the break approached, this game livened up, with both sides creating opportunities. Hopefully the second half is better.

• Clyde 0-1 Edinburgh City
• Dumbarton 1-0 Elgin City
• Forfar Athletic 0-1 Stranraer
• Kelty Hearts 1-0 Annan Athletic
• Stirling Albion 0-1 Spartans

• Cove Rangers 1-0 Alloa Athletic
• East Fife 0-0 Ross County
• East Kilbride 0-1 Hamilton Academical
• Peterhead 0-2 Montrose
• Queen of the South 0-1 Airdrieonians

• Arbroath 0-0 Dunfermline Athletic
• Inverness Caledonian Thistle 0-1 Raith Rovers
• Partick Thistle 1-0 Ayr United
• Queen's Park 1- Greenock Morton

Falkirk survive United's late first-half pressure and remain in front at Tannadice.

Jim Goodwin and Lee Sharp will be happier with the way their side ended the first half. John McGlynn has been kicking every ball in the away dugout through the first half, although he will still be the happier manager at the interval.

Will Falkirk return to the pitch like they opened the game, or will United continue their momentum at the start of the second half?

A tale of two big moments in that first half as substitute Ryan Naderi capitalised on goalkeeper Alex Paulsen's error to roll in Rangers' opener.

Then, a penalty after Tom Sparrow barged over Djeidi Gassama. Kim Min-su took, with regular taker Lawrence Shankland having been substituted, and fired wide.

Paulsen probably felt he was due a bit of good fortune after that early mistake and he's made some crucial saves since.

Djeidi Gassama has been Rangers' main attacking outlet and was one of those denied by Paulsen.

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