Summary

  • Watch Sportscene highlights

  • Hibs clinch third & St Johnstone down

  • Aberdeen 1-4 Celtic - Nawrocki & Nisbet trade goals before Yang, McCowan & Kenny net; Dorrington sent off before Idah adds fifth

  • Dundee 1-1 Ross County - Tiffoney makes breakthrough but Hale's late penalty levels

  • Hearts 2-1 St Johnstone - Douglas own goal & Forrest effort before Carey pulls one back

  • Motherwell 3-0 Kilmarnock - Deas sent off for visitors before Armstrong (2) & Slattery net

  • Rangers 3-1 Dundee Utd - Dessers (2) & Raskin net after Cleall-Harding header

  • St Mirren 2-2 Hibs - Boyle & Kuharevich score early; Taylor & McMenamin haul hosts level

Live Reporting

Scott Mullen

  1. We'll bring you the team changes and quotes from the manager's shortly.

    However, let's look at the story of tonight...

  2. Line-ups from PITTODRIE

    Aberdeen v Celtic

    ABERDEEN: Mitov, Jensen, Dorrington, Knoester, Shinnie, Palaversa, Clarkson, Keskinen, Morris, Nisbet, Gueye.

    Substitutes: Doohan, Devlin, MacKenzie. McGrath, Polvara, Dabbagh, Okkels, Milne, Boyd.

    CELTIC: Sinisalo, Ralston, Trusty, Nawrocki, Schlupp, McGregor, McCowan, Bernardo, Forrest, Yang, Kenny.

    Substitutes: Schmeichel, Johnston, Taylor, Scales, Idah, Kuhn, Engels, Hatate, McArdle.

  3. Line-ups from DENS PARK

    Dundee v Ross County

    DUNDEE: Carson, Astley, Portales, Shaughnessy, C Robertson, Larkeche, Mulligan, Cameron, Palmer-Houlden, Adewumi, Murray.

    Substitutes: McCracken, Garza, Koumetio, Tiffoney, Reilly, Fraser, Samuels, F Robertson, Sylla.

    ROSS COUNTY: Amissah, Wright, Lopata, Nightingale, Efete, Randall, Kenneh, Nisbet, Campbell, Hale, Samuel.

    Substitutes: Ross, Brown, Phillips, Tomkinson, Harmon, White, Smith, Robesten.

  4. Line-ups from SMISA Stadium

    St Mirren v Hibernian

    ST MIRREN: Hemming, Fraser, Gogic, Taylor, Alebiosu, Phillips, Boyd-Munce, Idowu. John, Mandron, Ayunga.

    Substitutes: Urminsky, Iacovitti, Tanser, Mooney, Smyth, Kiltie, O'Hara, McMenamin, Scott.

    HIBERNIAN: Smith, Miller, Bushiri, Iredale, C Cadden, Triantis, Levitt, Obita, Boyle, Kuharevich, Hoilett.

    Substitutes: Bursik, Ekpiteta, O'Hora, N Cadden, Moriah-Welsh, Campbell, Manneh, Bowie, Gayle.

  5. Line-ups from TYNECASTLE

    Hearts v St Johnstone

    HEARTS: Fulton, Kent, Halkett, Forrester, Milne, Baningime, Devlin, Grant, Forrest, Dhanda, Shankland.

    Substitutes: Clark, Kingsley, Niewenhof, Steinwender, Kabangu, Wilson, Kartum, Musa, Osborne.

    ST JOHNSTONE: Fisher, Balodis, Griffith, Douglas, Holt, Duke-McKenna, McPake, Steven, Kirk, Curtis, Watt.

    Substitutes: Sinclair, Ikpeazu, Clark, Carey, Sidibeh, Kucheriavyi, Sprangler, Kimpioka, Franczak.

  6. Line-ups from FIR PARK

    Motherwell v Kilmarnock

    MOTHERWELL: Oxborough, Sparrow, O'Donnell, Casey, Seddon, Wilson, Halliday, Slattery, Miller, Paton, Watt.

    Substitutes: Balcombe, Zdravkovski, Ebiye, Andrews, Maswanhise, Thompson, Dickson, Armstrong, Tavares.

    KILMARNOCK: O'Hara, Mayo, Deas, Findlay, Ndaba, Armstrong, Donnelly, Watson, Murray, Anderson, Vassell.

    Substitutes: McCrorie, McKenzie, Wales, Burke, Mackay-Steven, Cameron, Ramsay, Watkins, Polworth.

  7. Line-ups from IBROX

    Rangers v Dundee United

    RANGERS: Butland, Tavernier, Souttar, Balogun, Jefte, Barron, Diomande, Raskin, Cerny, Igamane, Dessers.

    Substitutes: Kelly, Propper, Cortes, Lawrence, Bajrami, Kasanwirjo, Rice, Curtis, Danilo.

    DUNDEE UNITED: Richards, Strain, Cleall-Harding, Gallagher, Ferry, Sevelj, Campbell, Docherty, Middleton, Dalby, Fotheringham.

    Substitutes: Walton, Trapanovski, Moult, Babunksi, Van der Sande, Paton.

  8. Before we get into the what ifs, the mibbes ayes and mibbes naws, let's get you the team line-ups from around the grounds.

  9. How many left, Simo?

    As the sun kisses the skies across Scotland this week, it is setting on another mesmeric Scottish Premiership campaign. But, there is still much drama to unfold.

    The penultimate round of fixtures is taking place with so much still on the line. The race for European places is hotting up, with Hibernian able to clinch third tonight if results go their way.

    Perhaps with even greater consequence, what is happening at the foot of the table is the more pressing issue. St Johnstone have given themselves a fighting chance, but relegation could be confirmed tonight if the football gods don't smile on them. If they do, then what a weekend we're in for.

    Slap on the sun cream, pour yourself a red kola (other drinks are available), and strap yourself in. I've got a feeling tonight could be a bumpy one.

    Simo ValakariSNS