That'll do Alex Paulsen's confidence a bit of good after that mistake.

The Well goalkeeper confidently claims Dujon Sterling's cross under pressure from a clutch of Rangers players.

A decent attack by Motherwell as Tawanda Maswanhise cuts inside after receiving a pass and shoots at goalkeeper Ivor Pandur.

That one just needed a bit more power and it could have been 1-1.

Moments later and Djeidi Gassama goes on a long and mazy run before his shot is deflected out. Good break from Rangers.

Falkirk look very likely to increase their lead. More pressure from the away side as Ethan Ross strikes from distance and goalkeeper Jack Walton responds with a strong save.

Ian McCall
Former Rangers player on BBC Sportsound

There wasn't any pressure whatsoever [on the Motherwell goalkeeper]. It was just a howler.

Kilmarnock have a couple of chances to open Aberdeen apart, but they fail to take advantage as Greg Kiltie flashes his driven effort just wide.

An even start.

Those early stoppages have done little for the excitement in this game. No real chances of note so far.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice

"USA, USA, USA...." is the chant from the visiting supporters.

A first goal for the Bairns for new American striker Jacob Murrell in the opening minutes.

United will lament how he got a free header in the box from a corner.

Falkirk will not care a jot, they're ahead early. Just the start manager John McGlynn wanted after the disappointment of not picking anything up against Rangers in midweek

Ryan Naderi enters the fray for Rangers, probably earlier than he or anyone else expected.

He replaces Lawrence Shankland in attack.

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Another stoppage at Ibrox. Rangers striker Lawrence Shankland seems to be struggling. Has he pulled something? It would seem so as he is coming off and he passes the captain's armband to Dan Neil.

No substitute on as yet.

There's a pause to proceedings at Ibrox. It appears to be some sort of communication issue among the officials.

It doesn't make great viewing for the supporters, but the Motherwell fans in the corner are certainly having fun.

Back under way.

Rangers manager Derek McInnes is up in the directors' box at Ibrox and, a couple of rows in front of him, is one of his predecessors, Alex McLeish.

An early Aberdeen chance, as Stuart Armstrong is played into the box with a one-two. The midfielder is in a great position but opts to pull it back instead of shooting, and the ball is cleared.

Given Kilmarnock's bad habit of conceding early, it seemed certain Aberdeen were going to hit the front.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice

There's a good-sized, and very noisy, travelling support away to my left. Falkirk only have a solitary point to show for their efforts so far this season in the Premiership, but their fans haven't lost heart.

There's a good turnout from the home support, too, many of whom are keen to get a look at their new Iraqi recruit, Zidane Iqbal, who's on the bench for the Tangerines after a summer at the World Cup in America with his country.

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After a shaky start after his move from Heart of Midlothian, Scotland striker Lawrence Shankland is starting to have a similar impact at Ibrox.

The 31-year-old summer signing has three goals in his last two league appearances, including a brace against Falkirk last time out.

Bad news for the visitors is that Shankland has scored 10 Premiership goals against Motherwell - his most against a single opponent.

The bad news for Rangers is that last season's league top scorer, Tawanda Maswanhise, also got off the mark in the Premiership last weekend.

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