Goals either side of half-time from Dylan Levitt and Martin Boyle secure Hibs' first win at Ibrox since February 2018.

David Gray's side are now 16 unbeaten in the league and they were superb.

Rangers on the other hand were dismal. They have gone 2-0 behind in six of their past eight matches and have lost their past five home games.

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A vital victory for Kilmarnock against 10-man Motherwell, whose top six hopes will be over if Hearts beat Dundee United tomorrow.

Fraser Murray forced Killie in front, and then came the controversial moment when Kofi Balmer was sent off for a challenge on Murray after VAR intervened.

From that moment on Kilmarnock completely dominated, and Joe Wright headed in their second goal after the break.

Motherwell briefly thought they were going to have to play 25 minutes with nine men, but Dom Thompson's sending off for a tangle with Danny Armstrong was rescinded after another on-field review.

Nonetheless, it is a painful loss for Michael Wimmer's side, and a boost for Derek McInnes' Killie.

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BBC Scotland at Ibrox

Ibrox is nearly empty as the clock ticks down. The Hibs fans don't want the afternoon to end, of course. They're about to celebrate their first win here since February 2018 and have been chanting the names of both managers, David Gray's in appreciation, Barry Ferguson's in mockery.

For the home boss, he has to hope his first win here will come against Athletic Bilbao in the Europa League quarters. It's a record-breaking fifth consecutive home defeat for Rangers. If Celtic beat St Johnstone tomorrow, they could clinch the title at home to Kilmarnock next Saturday

Shayden Morris' first-half solo strike proves to be the winner.

There was always a feeling that Aberdeen would be able to keep County out, with the hosts in poor form, and the Dons' one goal was enough.

County only really had one good chance, right at the end through Ronan Hale, but when the ball whizzed wide most home fans knew that was that.

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LOTS of empty seats at Ibrox, with Rangers heading for a fifth successive home defeat.

That should have been that for Aberdeen. Oday Dabbagh almost went one-on-one but just couldn't work the ball past the final defender.

County go up the other end and Ross Doohan denies Ronan Hale from close range. The ball pops out to Hale again, but he slashes just wide, with Jordan White inches away from helping it in.

A big three points for Dundee and they move eight points clear of Scottish Premiership bottom side St Johnstone, who host runaway leaders Celtic tomorrow.

Simon Murray in the first half, Simon Murray in the second half. Simon Murray receiving a standing ovation when substituted. It was all about him today.

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We're creeping into stoppage time across the grounds. Still time for some drama.

Nicolas Raskin goes close for Rangers, but Rocky Bushiri does brilliantly to get back and clear off the line.

There's a brief VAR check for a potential handball by Hibs defender Jack Iredale, but nothing is given and the visitors survive.

Half-time substitute Toyosi Olusanya's downward shot is turned out by Dundee goalkeeper Trevor Carson and, from the corner, Simon Murray heads a dangerous delivery clear.

Very much a team effort from the Dark Blues this afternoon.

What's going on here? Motherwell goalkeeper Ellery Balcombe has just run down the tunnel. After a delay, he races back on to the park.

No idea what that was about. A call of nature? Anyhoo, play goes on and he makes a smart stop at his near post.

Jack Butland passes the ball straight to Hibs midfielder Josh Campbell.

The Rangers goalkeeper's confidence looks completely shot.

That's 16 goals for Martin Boyle this season, which makes it his best return in all of his years at Hibs.

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Aberdeen's Leighton Clarkson goes close with what would have been a second screamer in two weeks.

Some 25 yards out, he hits a swerving effort that goes just over the bar.

Hibs slice Rangers open again, but this time Jack Butland parries Martin Boyle's fierce shot to safety.

What a performance this has been from David Gray's side.

St Mirren come so close from a corner, with Richard Taylor's header from Scott Tanser's delivery rebounding off the crossbar.