Ten minutes, plus change, to go.

Are Rangers going to see this one out comfortably?

St Mirren have had close to 60% possession but they are the joint-lowest scorers in the division, along with troubled Aberdeen.

Djeidi Gassama slips the ball through for Tochi Chukwuani but the first-time shot slides wide of the mark.

After that escape, Rangers shake things up with a quadruple change.

Djeidi Gassama, Findlay Curtis, Tochi Chukwuani and Tuur Rommens are the fresh faces.

Luke Thomas is allowed to run a long way through the Rangers half and then has a good old-fashioned toe-bash, which is well stopped by Ivor Pandur.

The ball bounces up for Calvin Ramsay but he can only head against the outside of the post with the goal gaping.

Jacob Chapman tips away a fierce effort from Nico Raskin after a strong central run from Badredine Bouanani.

Liam Donnelly sends Nico Raskin up in the air and is left muttering as Nick Walsh flashes a yellow card in his direction.

Ian McCall
Former Rangers player on BBC Sportsound

It was terrific play from St Mirren, but I don't think Pandur should be given a chance to save that, Sule has got to score.

It was a good save, but Sule has got to put that in the back of the net.

Eseosa Sule must think he's reduced the deficit as he reaches a great cross from Declan John (with his left foot), but Ivor Pandur produces a fabulous reaction stop.

St Mirren left-back Declan John has a swing with his right foot and the ball flies high into the dark Paisley sky.

A triple change for St Mirren as Luke Thomas, Liam Donnelly and Eseosa Sule enter the fray.

Ian McCall
Former Rangers player on BBC Sportsound

I think Kelsy has to be more positive rather than playing a nothing pass out wide right. Go and try and commit and go and try to do something.

A great chance for Rangers to break is butchered.

The visitors have a five-on-three advantage but Kevin Kelsy chooses the wrong option with a pass out wide when he was under no pressure on the ball.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on Sky Sports

It's a lovely little pass from Kim, but it's good goalkeeping from Chapman to close down the angle.

Jacob Chapman makes his second excellent close range save of the night as he denies Kevin Kelsy in front of goal.

Killian Phillips forces the ball in towards the Rangers front post area but Jake Young can't get a meaningful touch.

The St Mirren defence is getting stretched as Rangers up the tempo.

The latest attack ends with Kevin Kelsy hooking a shot well wide.

Badredine Bouanani with a lovely, raking pass into the feet of Kim Min-su but Marcus Fraser covers well to get his body in front of the Rangers midfielder inside his own penalty box.

The second half is up and running.

No changes in personnel.

Rory Loy
Former St Mirren and Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

I've looked back at the penalty, I think whatever the referee was going to give would stick.

I think he's able to build a reasonable explanation for both, he gave it. I think there was contact, though I'm watching it on a tiny wee screen a couple of seats away.

It is one of those ones that may divide opinion, so the referee's decision on the pitch is the one that would stick.