Michael Stewart
Former Hearts & Hibs midfielder on Premier Sports

I can't believe Josh McPake is coming off for Hearts.

He looked like the one player that threatened to do something.

I'm flabbergasted Josh McPake has gone off, I can't see or understand that one.

Jamie McCart heads clear and the ball then goes behind for a Hearts goal kick.

Here is the triple substitution. JJ Williams, Sabri Guendouz and Ageu replace Claudio Braga, Tomas Magusson and Josh McPake.

Rory Loy
Former Dundee striker on BBC Sportsound

Borchgrevink, his manager can't be pleased with him in that situation. It's poor decision-making.

A daft foul by Christian Borchgrevink and Kilmarnock have a free-kick on the left-edge of the Hearts box.

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park

They've been like this all game, but Neil McCann and Wouter Vrancken are very animated on the touchline.

By looking at them and their antics, you wouldn't be able to tell whose team are in front.

A lot of angry gesticulations.

A succession of sloppy mistakes from both teams ends with Hearts defender Harry Milne wiping out Cathal McCarthy.

The visitors are getting ready to bring on Sabri Guendouz, JJ Williams and Ageu.

It's all very bitty for Hearts.

They are trying to up the tempo, without much joy.

Rory Loy
Former Dundee striker on BBC Sportsound

Tomas Magnusson is having a really tough night. He's giving away fouls, giving the ball away, he just looks a little bit uncertain at times.

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Killie create an opportunity immediately as Tyreece John-Jules has a shot blocked behind for a corner.

Soon after, John-Jules has another chance but can't get the ball out of his feet.

Hearts living dangerously at the back.

We are back under way at Rugby Park.

Will it be back-to-back wins for Killie and successive defeats for Hearts, or is there a turnaround in store?

Rory Loy
Former Dundee striker on BBC Sportsound

Kilmarnock are very direct at times but I don't blame them, they're having so much success from it.

They look the more dangerous team when they go forward. Hearts have had their moments and put the ball into good areas but you can't say they're banging on the door.

Falkirk manager John McGlynn tells BBC Scotland: "When you're 1-0 up in the 94th minute, it's a sore one to take. Looking at the whole game, we never got to the levels I'd have liked, at any time.

"The first half, St Johnstone had the better two chances. They've hit the bar with one and Scott Bain made a good save at the other.

"It was nip-and-tuck, a game of chess tactically. It was slow, methodical, no real cutting edge to our play which is how we normally play.

"We started the second half much better, much brighter and we score a good goal. When St Johnstone go down to 10 men, we should go on and win the game.

"Their free-kick is executed really well but we brought it on ourselves, not retaining the ball. We've given away too many silly free-kicks."

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Motherwell boss Alfred Johansson tells BBC Scotland: "It's a frustrating game to lose, we did many things very well. Our build up is good, we have a lot of final third entries, playing diagonal balls to the fullbacks.

"Our left side created difficulties for Dundee. What was missing today was the end product. The last pass, the decision-making, the quality of the crossing, that's what was missing.

"That makes us not create as many chances as we should have, and gives transitions to Dundee where they look dangerous. We need to clean that up.

"Still, we had chances that we didn't convert. I see a team that shows a positive reaction from Tuesday, where we weren't happy at all.

"Even in a difficult moment, I still saw a team that tried and showed belief, and backed their teammates up."

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Head coach Simo Valakari said of St Johnstone's late goal: "It was a moment in which we showed quality, and we needed it. It was not the prettiest game, for many reasons, but we fought through it.

"It tells you how tight this league is. There was nothing between the teams. With the red card, we put everything into it and I was very pleased.

"I enjoyed how we played in the last 20 minutes, there was a never-say-die attitude and we just pushed and pushed. It's a big show of character."

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Dundee head coach Steven Pressley tells BBC Scotland: "For both teams, it was a really important game, especially considering we're going into the break. This time last year, we lost heavily to Aberdeen and it was a long couple of weeks to endure. It makes the weeks far more enjoyable.

"It's not been an outstanding start, but it's been solid - considering there's been a lot of transition in the group, all the injuries and upheaval.

"It says a lot about the group. The game was very much a game of two halves. We tried to have more control in the first half and we made a lot of improvements in that regard, created a lot of good opportunities.

"We were a little disappointed to only be 2-0 up after 44 minutes. But credit to Motherwell, we lost our concentration in one moment and the game changed.

"They put us under a lot of pressure in the second half, but we found a way. I say that a lot about this group."

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Dundee United boss Jim Goodwin tells BBC Scotland: "We controlled the game from start to finish. We got off to the best possible start, being a couple of goals up inside 15 minutes.

"The only criticism I could have in the second half is that we haven't added to the three goals that we scored.

"Really pleased with the overall performance. For us to be able to limit a team of that quality to zero shots on target, speaks volumes to the shape of the team.

"We're not getting carried away, it's a result we believed we were capable of getting before the game. We have to now kick on once we come back from this break."

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Jamie McCart's own goal is the difference between the sides at the break.

One imagines Hearts will be annoyed at the decision to disallow Laurent Mendy's goal in the early stages.

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Hearts should be level as we go into two minutes of added time.

Josh McPake somehow heads wide at the far post after a good ball in by Christian Borchgrevink.