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Colin Moffat

  1. St Mirren 0-0 Rangers

    A pause while the VAR team review the footage.

  2. PENALTY TO RANGERS

    St Mirren 0-0 Rangers

    James Penrice tumbles under the challenge of Sam Ramos.

    Not much contact there...

  3. 'Go around the keeper'

    St Mirren 0-0 Rangers

    Ian McCall
    Former Rangers player on BBC Sportsound

    I really think Naderi should go around the goalkeeper there. Take a touch, go around him and then he would have had an empty net.

  4. St Mirren 0-0 Rangers

    James McFadden
    Former Scotland forward on Sky Sports

    He should score, Naderi.

  5. GREAT SAVE!

    St Mirren 0-0 Rangers

    It looks like Ryan Naderi is going to opening the scoring from eight yards as Kevin Kelsy nods the ball into his path, but Jacob Chapman is out quickly and blocks with a leg in front of his goal.

  6. St Mirren 0-0 Rangers

    Rangers winger Badredine Bouanani, who was a real livewire in last weekend's semi-final win against Aberdeen, cuts in from the right to have a shot.

    There's no real power on it and Jacob Champman is right behind it.

  7. YELLOW CARD

    St Mirren 0-0 Rangers

    A very early booking for Calvin Ramsay as he leaves a mark on Rangers full-back James Penrice.

  8. St Mirren 0-0 Rangers

    St Mirren Park looks good under the lights as Rangers spring a couple of attacks down their left flank and earn a corner.

    It comes to nothing as the ref blows for a foul to the hosts.

  9. KICK-OFF

    St Mirren 0-0 Rangers

    And away we go in Paisley for the last game of a long Saturday in the Scottish Premiership.

  10. 'When you're winning, you don't want to change too much'

    St Mirren v Rangers (20:00)

    Rangers manager Derek McInnes tells BBC Scotland: "It's difficult leaving a player like Tuur Rommens out but playing three games in a week last week and with the level of player he is and the stature he has at the club, it was the right decision to play him at Hampden.

    "There is lots of players when you watch training through the week, as long as I see what I want to see and we're getting results, and we're on a good run, when you're winning games you don't want to change too much, but it's not a given every week to pick the same team."

    Rangers manager Derek McInnesSNS

  11. Milestone match for St Mirren duo

    St Mirren v Rangers (20:00)

    Killian Phillips and Alex Gogic make their 100th and 200th outings for the the Paisley side.

    Killian Phillips (L) and Alex Gogic (R)SNS

  12. 'St Mirren need to be ruthless'

    St Mirren v Rangers (20:00)

    St Mirren boss Craig McLeish tells Sky Sports: "We're going to need to suffer at times tonight, but on the ball we have to be positive in what we're doing.

    "We know we have to be ruthless when we get attacking opportunities."

  13. 'Hibs midfield slick'

    FT: Aberdeen 0-4 Hibernian

    Willie Miller
    Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

    I was really impressed by the Hibs midfield. They were slick in the first half and got even better in the second half.

  14. 'It looks like the players gave up'

    FT: Aberdeen 0-4 Hibernian

    Alan Hutton
    Former Rangers defender on Premier Sports

    I think it's going to be really difficult for him to keep his job after that performance. It looks like the players gave up.

    Overall, the picture of the season so far shows no sort of identity. It's as if they're just hoping for something to happen.

  15. The end for Robinson?

    FT: Aberdeen 0-4 Hibernian

    Charlie Mulgrew
    Former Scotland defender on Premier Sports

    Stephen Robinson doesn't seem to be the right fit for Aberdeen. His style isn't how Aberdeen fans want to see football played.

    I think that will now be the end for Robinson, he looked really disappointed.

    Aberdeen manager Stephen RobinsonSNS

  16. Five changes for Buddies

    St Mirren v Rangers (20:00)

    St Mirren boss Craig McLeish has made five changes from the team beaten by Motherwell last time out.

    Declan John and Louis Jackson come into the Buddies' back five, Samuel Ramos starts in midfield, while Ismeal Kabia will play off striker Jake Young.

    Ryan Carr is suspended and fellow midfielder Paul Nsio cannot play against his parent club, with Henry Fieldson, Luke Thomas and Eseosa Sule are among the substitutes.

  17. Rangers make one change from Hampden triumph

    St Mirren v Rangers (20:00)

    Rangers make one change from last week's Premier Sports Cup semi-final win over Aberdeen.

    Dan Neil replaces Tuur Rommens and James Penrice reverts to left-back

    Winger Badredine Bouanani has recovered from illness and centre-half Emmanuel Fernandez is passed fit to start.

  18. LINE-UPS from The Marbill Coaches Stadium

    St Mirren v Rangers (20:00)

    St Mirren: Chapman, Ramsay, Fraser, Gogic, Jackson, John, Taylor, Ramos, Phillips, Kabia, Young.

    Substitutes: Tamosevicius, Richardson, Fieldson, Donnelly, McEvoy, Thomas, Mochrie, Sule, Douglas.

    Rangers: Pandur, Sterling, Fernandez, Makhanya, Penrice, Neil, Raskin, Bouanani, Kim, Naderi, Kelsy.

    Substitutes: Kelly, Nedeljkovic, Godfrey, Rommens, Dragojevic, Chukwuani, Curtis, Gassama, Miovski.

  19. Despite the late hour, we have one more game to come in the Scottish Premiership.

    St Mirren v Rangers is coming up soon.

    Team news in just a moment and we'll keep bringing you reaction from Pittodrie.

  20. 'Hibs outstanding, curtains for Robinson?'

    FT: Aberdeen 0-4 Hibernian

    Michael Stewart
    Former Hearts & Hibs midfielder on Premier Sports

    Hibs have been outstanding, they've thoroughly deserved it.

    You do get that feeling it could now be curtains for Robinson.