Having brought on Naismith for skipper David Weir, Rangers began the second half in determined style.
United began the second half with more purpose and were rewarded with the game's opening goal.
Hearts began the second half brightly and Aguiar's long-range effort drew a save from Cerny.
Celtic began the second half minus injured captain Stephen McManus, who was replaced with Marc Crosas.
And the Eagles began the second half brightly with Ambrose twice testing Brad Guzan from long range.
United began the second half in ominous mood with Ryan Giggs striking the crossbar with a well-executed half-volley.
Boro began the second half with much greater purpose and should have put the game out of sight.
The Giants began the second half as they finished the first, piling the pressure on the French team's line.
The same player put in a try-saving tackle on Richard Mustoe as Blues began the second half with intent.
Ryan Hall began the second half with a try for Leeds but Rovers' scrambled defence repeatedly denied the visitors.
Leeds deserved their half-time lead, but, after a rollicking by Anderson, Saints began the second half with a bang.
Aberdeen began the second period in a positive fashion and denied Falkirk the possession they enjoyed before the interval.
Llanelli began the second half with their tails up, but again poor passing brought promising openings to an untidy end.
Thunder began the second half well and scored two early tries to ease into the lead before Haven came back strongly.
The Warriors began the second half strongly with three tries in the space of seven minutes as the Wolves defence struggled.
St Johnstone began the second half in the same attacking vein as they had the first, Moon blazing an effort wide.
West Ham began the second half with attacking intent and Schwarzer was called into action twice, first from Noble and then from Llunga.
The visitors grew in confidence and began the second half in blistering fashion with Bent and Ashley Young once again the main threats.
The east Londoners began the second half like a group of players that had suddenly realised they had 45 minutes to save their season.
Irish began the second half with purpose but missed two potential scoring opportunities, first with a knock-on and then a penalty conceded at the scrum.
Ospreys began the second half strongly, Bowe running clear and touching down under the posts after intercepting an attempted pass from Sam Tuitupou to Keith Earls.
Bath began the second half on the front foot but were punished for turning the ball over when Short hacked on Farrell's punt upfield and Ratouvou touched down.
Both sides began the second half conservatively as they each completed their sets until Leaeno smashed his way over from five yards at first receiver after 52 minutes.
The visitors began the second half in more attacking mood and despite going behind, after Sisa Koyamaibole entered a ruck from the side, they took the game to Leeds.
Watford began the second half brightly, and fashioned their best chance of the game when Hameur Bouazza's header off Ashley Young's cross arrowed just left of James Walker's right-hand post.
Arsenal began the second half in positive fashion and could have taken the lead on 54 minutes had Ljungberg not got the ball stuck under his feet during a goalmouth scramble.
France began the second half with real urgency and Sandrine Soubeyrand came within inches of connecting with Sonia Bompastor's free-kick from the right before Pichon forced a good save from Brown.
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Arsenal began the second half better than they started the second, with Russian Andrey Arshavin firing over from Marouane Chamakh's low ball before the Moroccan himself saw his effort smothered by Mignolet.
Leicester began the second half strongly, with both wings coming close in the opening moments before the referee's patience was finally exhausted and he sent Quins flanker Chris Robshaw to the sin-bin.
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