It's chaos inside the penalty box as Rangers fail to clear multiple times.

Toyosi Olysanya finds himself in the clear, his shot is saved by Ivor Pandur, but he was offside anyway.

The tackles are flying in again as Dujon Sterling is the latest as the Rangers full-back downs Toyosi Olysanya.

Former Livingston winger Lewis Smith replaces Mitchy Ntelo for the hosts.

Rangers goalkeeper Ivor Pandur concedes a corner trying to be too clever with his clearance, but the Dons can't make it count.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

Whatever else happens at Pittodrie this afternoon, I think we have seen enough to know Rangers have got a player in Kim Min-su.

He really has looked the part in his Scottish football debut.

Kim Min-su has been Rangers' brightest spark and the South Korean winger fires a thunderous free-kick that goalkeeper Marius Muller does superbly to turn wide as it heads for the top corner.

Toyosi Olusanya is the latest Dons player to go in the book for a foul on Cammy Devlin.

Rangers' Lawrence Shankland goes down claiming for a penalty as he is wrestled to the ground by Dan Happe.

Nothing coming from the officials.

Djeidi Gassama goes on another biting run into the Dons penalty box.

The winger's cutback finds Lawrence Shankland, but the Scotland striker is only able to prod it off a defender and wide.

Rangers win a corner, but Aberdeen clear and Cammy Devlin rightly goes into the book for a cynical foul.

Mitchy Ntelo latches on to a long ball and the Rangers midfielder takes the safe option by hacking down the flying forward.

The Dons can't make anything of the free-kick.

The Dons win a corner immediately.

It is bobbling about the Rangers penalty box and Stuart Armstrong is immediately into the action, the midfielder firing a low drive from 18 yards wide of the far post.

Rangers get the second half under way.

It is Tony Yogane who has made way for Stuart Armstrong by the way.

Aberdeen are back out and are making a change.

Former Scotland midfielder Stuart Armstrong is on.

Mark Reynolds
Former Aberdeen defender on BBC Sportsound

Aberdeen need a lot more going forward.

They started with a few long balls to Olusanya and getting Rangers turned, but they did not do that enough.

The more controlled the game, the better it is for Rangers.

Ryan Jack
Former Aberdeen & Rangers midfielder on Sky Sports

Both teams are not doing enough to go and win the game at the moment. I think Derek [McInnes] may look to the bench.

It's just a real lack of quality. I don't know which manager would be happier going into half-time.

Derek Ferguson
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Kim's got that lovely bit of quality to turn and get away from his man. It has been a lot better from Rangers after Thursday. I'm a little bit surprised by that, but I think Aberdeen have played into their hands.

Rangers have been the more threatening side and Kim Min-su has been a big part of that.

Playing as a number 10, the debutant has registered 26 touches, many of them coming in that central area just outside the Aberdeen box.

The forward can be pleased with his first 45 minutes for the Ibrox club, although he probably should have scored when Djeidi Gassama fed him in the box after a lightning counter-attack.