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FT: Dundee 4-1 Motherwell
Dundee manager Tony Docherty tells BBC Scotland: "Once again a fabulous win at home. I think it's really important we string our home performances together and that's three on the bounce we've won.
"I'm delighted with the first goal, wasn't too pleased with the equaliser but I had a chat with them at half-time, settled them down and made sure they played with that bravery and they did that in the second half.
"Motherwell will always go right to the death, they've done that to us previously but that's the development of my team is that we're seeing that through and we're making sure we defend properly, making good decisions in the final third, keeping possession and I think there's a real maturity in my team now.
"I'm pleased for the home fans tonight, they played a massive part in a big win that takes us into the top six again."
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Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound
In terms of pace, tempo, aggression, Rangers had that tonight. They had the right personnel to break the Kilmarnock team down and they kept going at it. Then they got the confidence and started scoring really good goals.
As good as Rangers were, Kilmarnock were as poor as I've seen them.
FT: Rangers 6-0 Kilmarnock
Image source, SNSRangers manager Philippe Clement says it is important for "the outside world" to see his side put in such an impressive attacking display.
"It was not only a good win, you score six goals and it could have been more," he tells BBC Scotland.
"But also that you didn't concede one because you defended really well as a team and whoever was on the pitch, you saw the same running lines and the same danger the team created.
"So it's a massive one to show everybody who was maybe talking from outside that we had difficulty against low blocks, that it's about getting coordinated runs together and to get the right movement together and that takes time. That takes work together with videos, with training and with games.
"So in that way, we did better stuff the last couple of weeks but we didn't finish it off. That's why it's maybe important for the outside worldto see these six goals but also for the confidence of the players because they feel good in this way of football."
FT: Aberdeen 0-1 Celtic
Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin tells BBC Scotland: "Maybe a draw today would've been a fair result. We know Celtic are quality on the ball but also our team today was really disciplined and worked hard as a unit.
"In the form of chances, it was quite a tight and equal game. The chances we had at the end, it was so close, and it's so nice to see even in the weather today the fans stick with us and push us.
"We get these chances at the end because of the intensity and the spirit with the fans. It was a shame not to get the point but I'm proud of the players.
"Sometimes you defend well and I don't think either of the teams today created so many big chances but they put theirs in the goal and they blocked our chance so I think a draw would've been a fair result.
"It was a tight game and we tried. I feel more proud of the players, we wanted at least one point but the players gave everything, we can't do more. They tried and tried and tried.
"I think the good thing for us today is that the intensity was back, we are playing more like the way we want to. The players coming in in the second half, they are growing and that's good for the squad also."
FT: Aberdeen 0-1 Celtic
He knows that was a big one, doesn't he?
The Celtic boss hasn't suffered a domestic defeat since March.
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Image source, SNSCeltic manager Brendan Rodgers tells BBC Scotland: "Fair play to the players, they were absolutely brilliant. That weather was as bad as I've had it, especially coming up here.
"I thought both sets of players tried to play the game as best they could. I thought we deserved to win. In the first half we took control, we worked it quite well into the final third of the pitch but couldn't quite make it.
"We needed to take a little bit more care in our passing in the second half. It's a huge credit to the players to keep the concentration, to defend that well - especially those few moments at the end - I'm so, so pleased.
"I just felt that in time [a goal would come], we trust our process, we trust our game. Especially after winning 6-0 in the semi-final we knew Aberdeen wouldn't roll over.
"They're a team that are really hard to beat, we knew it was going to be tough and we'd maybe have to take the game into the final half hour."
On whether the league title is done or not: "There are 38 games so it's nowhere near done. I understand people will look at it that way but for us there's such a long way to go.
"We're trying to get through the games, play well, but there's no thought of that [title] in the players' minds.
"Our culture is very much based around winning and we know we have to work very hard in our training and on the pitch to do that."
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has just been speaking to our Tyrone Smith.
We'll have quotes in a minute or two...
FT: Aberdeen 0-1 Celtic
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Celtic defender Cameron Carter- Vickers: "Going out there to warm up it was freezing so we expected that type of difficult game.
"We knew we could compete in that type of game and we showed it.
"It was a big block [from Ester Sokler's chance] but I think we showed as a team we could dig in, fight for the ball and put in challenges when we need to.
"You want to put the ball in the net in one end and keep it out the other. We showed fight the whole game and that helped us in the end."
Celtic defender Auston Trusty: "The team is confident, no matter how long the game goes on this team is confident we can get the win.
"I think it shows the characteristics of the team, we back ourselves no matter how long it stays at 0-0."
On his relationship at the back with Carter-Vickers, Trusty added: "We've known each other for a good bit now, it's getting better and better, the chemistry is getting better and there's more to come."
Image source, SNSCarter-Vickers made a crucial block to deny Aberdeen striker Ester Sokler late in the game
FT: Dundee 4-1 Motherwell
Since the start of last season, Motherwell have kept just four clean sheets in the league.
That's across 52 games - a quite staggering statistic.
Stuart Kettlewell's side have conceded nine goals in their last three games.
FT: Dundee 4-1 Motherwell
Lyall Cameron has now contributed to goals in his last three games in the Premiership (three goals, one assist).
He now also has five goals in five league games against Motherwell.
Image source, SNSTwelve goals across the three games tonight and you can watch them all on Sportscene later.
The BBC One Scotland channel is where you need to be at 22:40 GMT.
FT: Rangers 6-0 Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock attempted just one shot in their 6-0 defeat at Ibrox.
That's the lowest total for any team in a single match in the Premiership this season.
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Not even out of the first week in December and the title race feels done already.
A big 6-0 win for Rangers tonight against Kilmarnock but the they still remain 11 points behind Celtic, who are now seven clear of Aberdeen.
Rangers now just four points adrift of the Dons though. Dundee are up to fifth while Kilmarnock stay 10th.
And they have seen it out.
Reo Hatate's second-half goal means Celtic go seven points clear at the summit with a game in hand.
The night the title was decided? Feels a bit mad to be asking that in early December.
Image source, SNSAberdeen 0-1 Celtic
Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
If they can see this out it'll be a tremendous three points for Celtic in difficult conditions.
Aberdeen 0-1 Celtic
Four minutes added at Pittodrie.
Celtic are closing in on going seven points clear... with a game in hand.
Aberdeen 0-1 Celtic
Reo Hatate has scored his fourth goal in the Premiership this season, netting for the first time since October... against Aberdeen.
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Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox
Rangers quite simply blew Kilmarnock away in the second half.
The fans inside Ibrox, those who're not leaving for home, are lapping this up. I wonder if it will silence those supporters who've been quite vocal and critical of the team's performances this season?
The Rangers manager will certainly be content. He askes for more goals and his players delivered.
It's a sore one for Killie, who at half time were still in this one.
Image source, SNSAberdeen 0-1 Celtic
Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound
Aberdeen have worked so hard, they've worked so tirelessly to make it difficult for Celtic.
And they got the chance... but you just need to take it.
Highlights: Rangers 6-0 Kilmarnock
Rangers manager Philippe Clement said it is important for the "outside world" to see what his side are capable of as they put six unanswered goals past lacklustre Kilmarnock at Ibrox.
Captain James Tavernier scored his first league goal of the season as Clement's side equalled their biggest win of the campaign.
Quickfire second-half strikes from Danilo and Hamza Igamane put Rangers clear and they kept turning the screw, with Vaclav Cerny getting on the scoresheet before Cyriel Dessers' double completed the rout.
Rangers remain 11 points behind runaway leaders Celtic, whose win over Aberdeen means the Ibrox side are now within four points of the Dons with a game in hand.
Derek McInnes' Kilmarnock stay 10th following a fourth defeat in a winless run of five.
"It’s a massive one to show everybody [who] was maybe talking from outside that we had difficulty against low blocks," said Clement.
"We did better stuff [in] the last couple of weeks but we didn't finish it off.
"That's why it's for the outside world maybe important to see these six goals but also for the confidence of the players because they feel good in this way of football.
"Making six goals is really good, although it could have been more."
The hosts were in control for much of the opening stages but initially failed to take the initiative, with Cerny and Igamane combing well on several occasions and the latter twice firing narrowly wide.
John Souttar flicked over from close range before Ianis Hagi’s cross found Tavernier, who drifted in at the back post and lifted the ball over Robby McCrorie.
Igamane and Danilo both had efforts saved well by McCrorie as Killie struggled to get up the pitch before the interval.
A quickfire double at the start of the second half killed off any hope the visitors had of upsetting Clement's side again this term. Danilo turned in Hagi's low cross and Igamane capitalised on a poor Corrie Nbada clearance with a thumping strike.
One of Rangers' most potent attacking outlets this season, Czech international Cerny scored the fourth with a reversed finish into the bottom corner after Nicolas Raskin dribbled into the area and nudged it to the winger.
Dessers, the Ibrox side's top scorer this term, saw his first goal initially ruled out for offside after he tapped in Jefte's flashed cross, but it was awarded following a VAR review.
The striker, on as a second-half substitute, added his 12th of the season with a composed first-time finish from Tavernier's whipped ball.
Sportscene analysis: How Rangers’ rotation was key to 'best domestic display of season'
Clement's side trounced Nice last week in the Europa League and many fans hoped they would be able to carry that level of performance into their domestic form.
Sunday's win over St Johnstone wasn't quite to that standard, but this win certainly was.
Tavernier looked like his old self, marauding up and down the right-hand side and picking out team-mates at will with his crosses.
Igamane, Cerny, Hagi and Danilo formed a formidable attacking four that constantly troubled and hassled the helpless Killie backline.
Pace, tempo, and aggression were evident throughout with all outfield players routinely venturing forward in a complete performance - something fans have been crying out for.
Killie looked woeful. They failed to register a shot on target with a pitiful 0.08 xG (expected goals) and struggled to break out of their own half.
Attacks were seldom seen for the visitors and any chance they did have to get up the pitch routinely resulted in a misplaced pass or possession being surrendered far too easily.
After piling pressure on Clement with their October win over Rangers at Rugby Park, this performance was a complete reversal.
There was little leadership on show with a disjointed side unable to impose themselves on the game in the way McInnes' side usually can.
Rangers boss Clement 'not looking at table'
Rangers manager Philippe Clement: "We could have scored already more goals in the first half, but there were good connections on the field because these players are training more and more together.
"We want to give our fans good games, good show but the most important stays the three points. So we're going to work hard for that."
Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes: "Disappointed we've lost the [first] goal because we allowed the cross to come in from the throw-in, it's something that's been quite a common theme for us. A lot of the goals we lose are in a similar area.
"Their movement was spooking us a wee bit and we just tried to simplify it by going 4-4-2 against 4-4-2 but it became clear that we couldn't cope with that."
McInnes laments Kilmarnock's 'pitiful' second-half display
| Position | Team | Played | Won | Drawn | Lost | Goals For | Goals Against | Goal Difference | Points | Form, Last 6 games, Oldest first |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 14 | 13 | 1 | 0 | 41 | 4 | 37 | 40 |
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| 2 | 15 | 10 | 3 | 2 | 29 | 17 | 12 | 33 |
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| 3 | 14 | 9 | 2 | 3 | 24 | 9 | 15 | 29 |
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| 4 | 14 | 6 | 5 | 3 | 21 | 14 | 7 | 23 |
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| 5 | 15 | 5 | 4 | 6 | 27 | 27 | 0 | 19 |
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| 6 | 14 | 6 | 1 | 7 | 17 | 23 | -6 | 19 |
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| 7 | 15 | 5 | 3 | 7 | 19 | 25 | -6 | 18 |
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| 8 | 15 | 3 | 6 | 6 | 12 | 27 | -15 | 15 |
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| 9 | 15 | 4 | 1 | 10 | 17 | 28 | -11 | 13 |
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| 10 | 15 | 3 | 4 | 8 | 16 | 33 | -17 | 13 |
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| 11 | 15 | 2 | 6 | 7 | 18 | 25 | -7 | 12 |
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| 12 | 15 | 2 | 4 | 9 | 16 | 25 | -9 | 10 |
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Manager: Philippe Clement
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager: Derek McInnes
Formation: 3 - 4 - 1 - 2
Manager: Philippe Clement
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager: Derek McInnes
Formation: 3 - 4 - 1 - 2
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Rangers are unbeaten in 11 home games against Kilmarnock in all competitions (W9 D2) since a 0-1 reverse in March 2018 under Graeme Murty. Indeed, the Gers have won their last seven in a row at home to Killie.
Kilmarnock could win back-to-back league meetings with Rangers for the first time since March 2018, after winning 1-0 in October.
Rangers have lost just one of their last 22 home games in the Scottish Premiership (W19 D2), a 1-2 defeat to Motherwell in March last season.
Kilmarnock have lost both of their last two away league games, last losing three in a row in November 2023.
Kilmarnock’s Derek McInnes has lost 13 of his 16 top-flight away games against Rangers as a manager (W2 D1), including his last five in a row (one with Aberdeen, four with Killie).
