Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on Sky Sports

There has to be sufficient contact.

James Penrice has played Nick Walsh like a piccolo for the penalty.

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Ian McCall
Former Rangers player on BBC Sportsound

I thought the penalty was very, very soft. I'm not saying James Penrice dived and I don't think there was enough for VAR to reverse the referee's decision.

A few different views on the penalty decision in Paisley.

Nick Walsh was close by and pointed to the spot straight away.

The pressure mounts on Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson after a home thumping from Hibs, who were bottom of the league before kick-off.

That's four defeats in a row for the Reds and five losses in six.

"I'll keep fighting," is his message.

It's not been much of a game and both managers will be asking for more after the interval.

St Mirren have been guilty of giving the ball away cheaply and Rangers could do with sharpening up in the final third.

Rangers are in front thanks to a penalty from Ryan Naderi.

The in-form German is on nine goals now.

As it stands, Rangers are one point behind Premiership leaders Celtic, who are at home to Kilmarnock tomorrow.

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Once again, Badredine Bouanani cuts inside from the right.

He tries his luck with another shot but it's another simple save for Jacob Chapman.

Ian McCall
Former Rangers player on BBC Sportsound

Makhanya has been fabulous for Rangers, but there is a very thin line between slackness and being super composed. He was too composed there and made a terrible error that could have ended up in a goal.

Two decent chances for St Mirren in quick succession as Rangers are caught short at the back.

Sam Ramos hits a shot too close to goalkeeper Ivor Pandur and Jake Young cracks his effort over the top.

Kim Min-su and James Penrice combine for Rangers and it looks like the South Korean is going to smash in his first goal for the club, but he wants a second touch and a great chance is snuffed out.

Badredine Bouanani manages to squeeze a low cross into the middle of the penalty box and Louis Jackson does well to get there first to hoof the ball clear.

St Mirren are trying to keep the ball on the deck but it's a bit slow at times and that's making it easy for Rangers to disrupt and win possession back.

It's just gone half past eight on a Saturday night and we're still in the first half.

What do you make of these late starts at the weekend?

Much better than prime time TV or struggling to stay awake?

St Mirren goalkeeper Jacob Chapman gets away with an unconvincing pass as the ball just rolls past striker Kevin Kelsy inside the penalty area.

Fraser Taylor is the next home player to be booked after a tug or four on the shirt of Nico Raskin.

Rory Loy
Former St Mirren and Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

Ramos is unhappy, but it looks like he catches Penrice, and it looks like it should be a penalty kick.

On first viewing, I thought it was a penalty.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on Sky Sports

I don't know how much - if any - contact there is.

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Referee Nick Walsh gets a word in his ear and points back to the spot.