Dundee boost their Scottish Premiership survival hopes with a slender but deserved victory as Hearts are jeered from the pitch by a furious home support.

Simon Murray's goal, his 21st of the season, pushes Dundee up to 10th in the division and two points clear of Ross County, who lost at Kilmarnock.

Neil Critchley's side are now goalless in their past four league games and slip to eighth in the league, just five points above County.

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Rangers go five games without a victory on the day city rivals Celtic clinching of the Scottish Premiership title as hosts St Mirren come from behind twice to secure a draw.

Visiting interim head coach Barry Ferguson had urged his side to respond to the "hurt" of failing to mount a title challenge by winning their final five games of the season.

But, despite Cyriel Dessers and Nicolas Raskin both putting Rangers ahead, they were quickly pegged back twice by Mark O'Hara and Conor McMenamin.

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That could be it for St Johnstone. They are six points adrift at the bottom with just four games to play.

Saints took an early lead through Makenzie Kirk but Motherwell responded with two quick goals before half-time and a third just after the break.

Elliot Watt then got one back but the visitors never really looked like finding an equaliser.

Motherwell are sitting pretty, seven points clear of the relegation play-off spot.

It looks like Rangers might secure a winner on the break.

Nico Raskin is racing down the wing, but his low cross misses the foot of Hamza Igamane.

Aberdeen have the three points they craved to draw level with Hibernian and now it is only goal difference separating the sides with the Edinburgh side still third.

Kevin Nisbet with a stunning strike - one to watch on Sportscene later - was the decisive moment and the race for third is very much on.

Hibs' long unbeaten run comes to an end.

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The ball is in the back of the net.

Craig Gordon was forward, challenging the keeper and the referee seems to think he has impeded Trevor Carson.

The ball was actually turned in by Alan Forrest.

Killie ease their relegation worries with a commanding home win over a Ross County side may well be heading for another play-off scrap.

Bruce Anderson nodded the hosts ahead in the first half with Liam Donnelly doubling their lead in the second.

Hardly the most entertaining game but a vital win for the Rugby Park side, and a potentially damning one for the Staggies.

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Cammy Devlin nicks the ball, it breaks to Kenneth Vargas in the box and he catches it sweet - right into Trevor Carson's midriff.

Craig Gordon is up for the corner... but it's cleared.

Vaclav Cerny is on for Rangers and the winger makes an immediate impact.

The winger is through on goal, but his powerful drive is beaten away by goalkeeper Zach Hemming.

That was almost game, set and match Aberdeen.

Oday Dabbagh is clean through and only a fine Jordan Smith save denies the hosts a second.

Ross County are heading for the relegation play-off spot, a place they are familiar with.

Ronan Hale tries to head a cross towards goal but Kieran O'Hara gathers with ease. The ball in left the striker with a lot to do, mind you.

Jeppe Okkels has made an impact since coming on and he tests Hibernian goalkeeper Jordan Smith with a low shot from the left.

Aberdeen are winning free-kicks high up the park and Hibs really need the ball at the other end.

Junior Hoilett and Mykola Kuharevich are coming on for Hibernian with David Gray rolling the dice for the final six minutes.

Jack Iredale, who has just been booked, and Chris Cadden make way.

Kevin Nisbet has struck against his old team. Can Hoilett do the same?

Tony Watt nearly puts this one beyond St Johnstone with a strong right-footed effort at the near post. However, his shot is saved by Andy Fisher and he can't direct the rebound goalward with his head.

Two chances for Dundee in quick succession.

Clark Robertson watches his goal-bound header cleared by Frankie Kent before Fin Robertson squeezes a shot over while leaning back.

Yan Dhanda is on - his first league appearance since February. Neil Critchley is calling on the real back-up brigade.

Blair Spittal is the man replaced.

Some good work from James Penrice down the left and he cuts back to Elton Kabangu, but the Hearts striker gets the ball caught in his feet.

Hang on. There's a VAR check for offside... It's tight.

After a long delay, the goal stands!

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