Steven Naismith
Former Rangers & Kilmarnock striker on BBC Sportsound

Rangers' front four players aren't on the same page - that's an issue. They're the guys you need to have on the same page.

Zac Sapsford pounces on a loose ball in the box and pulls the trigger, but Raphael Sallinger makes a great save for Hibs.

There may have been offside after the header to Sapsford, but he should still bury it.

How on earth have Rangers not scored a second?

Thelo Aasgaard is baring down on goal, but instead of opening up his body to hit the shot, his square pass is too far in front of Bojan Miovski.

They're making hard work of this.

United forward Zac Sapsford misses another presentable chance.

It's more good play from Kristijan Trapanovksi on the left and his cross is met by the Australian about 10 yards out but his volleyed effort flies off target.

First chance of the second half for Rangers.

It's another well-worked corner routine that comes back to Mohamed Diomande, but his curling effort flies a yard wide.

Steven Naismith
Former Rangers & Kilmarnock striker on BBC Sportsound

There has been some wasteful passing, especially from Rangers. It's frustrating watching as a former forward.

This should be 10-man Kilmarnock backs against the wall, attack, attack, attack, and that's not happened.

It might seem odd saying this with Aberdeen-born Martin Boyle getting the Hibs goal, but the home side have got a Scot-free XI out there.

Boyle, of course, is a key player for Australia.

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A nightmare start to life as Livingston manager for Marvin Bartley as his side trail a dominant Falkirk side by two goals.

Kyrell Wilson finished confidently to give the Bairns the lead after six minutes and Louie Marsh scored the second midway through the half.

It's no less than Falkirk deserve after holding the majority of possession and, with a little bit of luck, they could be even further ahead.

Livingston have it all to do in the second half to avoid yet another home defeat.

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After a dream start from Rangers, the 1-0 scoreline might seem a little disappointing for the home crowd.

Only 193 seconds had elapsed when Dom Thompson fouled Djeidi Gassama, giving away a penalty and seeing red for his troubles.

James Tavernier scored the spot-kick, and Rangers were on top for the next 20 minutes. But Kilmarnock started to come back into it, and they've played some good football at times.

Bruce Anderson has missed a decent chance, David Watson had a pop from the edge of the box. The 10-men are not out of this.

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Martin Boyle's deflected strike is the difference after an entertaining first half.

Both sides have played good stuff and worked the ball into wide positions, but the final ball has been questionable at times.

As has the finishing... But Hibs have the all-important lead.

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That's the hosts' best chance as Robbie Muirhead puts a header wide from Lewis Smith's cross. Moments later, Falkirk go close to a third when Kyrell Wilson whistles a volley just wide.

An all-action end to a lively first half.

Bojan Miovski is played in behind but the Rangers striker fails to even take a shot. Instead, he holds the ball up and tries to tee up a team-mate.

The ball eventually comes to Thelo Aasgaard but his effort is easily saved by Kelle Roos.

Will Ferry goes down in a heap and needs treatment.

As long as he's okay then it could be a timely fall, as Hibs were breaking in numbers.

Referee Colin Steven halts the game though. And now Ferry is back on.

Rangers swing a corner in and there's a couple of shouts for handball.

Chris Graham is the VAR. He's having a look... It does hit Liam Polworth's hand but the ball was very close to him when it deflected towards him.

Sure enough, no penalty.

The profligacy continues at Easter Road.

Zac Sapsford gets up well to connect with a Will Ferry corner, but from just five yards out glances the ball wide.

Falkirk are threatening to run away with this.

Barney Stewart manages to knock a ball behind the Livi defence for Calvin Miller to run on to but he slips and can't control it. The winger would have been one-on-one with Jerome Prior.

Steven Naismith
Former Rangers & Kilmarnock striker on BBC Sportsound

Rangers' play has started to get a bit slow, everyone's taking an extra touch. You can hear the restlessness from the crowd because the players are having to turn back.

Two goals down after 25 minutes... Probably not how Marvin Bartley visualised his bow as Livingston gaffer.

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