That's all from us on another busy day of SPFL action.

Join us again on Sunday, when there is an early start to the other three Premiership games this weekend.

Reigning champions Celtic have the chance to go back to the top as they visit St Mirren in the early kick-off.

Aberdeen could also go top as they seek an eighth straight win under new boss Jimmy Thelin when they entertain Kilmarnock, while Motherwell host Hearts.

• St Mirren v Celtic (12:00)
• Aberdeen v Kilmarnock
• Motherwell v Heart of Midlothian

County manager Don Cowie tells BBC Scotland: "The result shows it wasn't acceptable. When it gets to two and three, you have to have that pride to make sure it isn't any more.

"We've got a very important game next week we need to dust ourselves down for.

"There are lessons to learn every single week. No knee-jerk reaction, but at the same time we recognise the last two results aren't good enough."

Cowie adds that there is nothing imminent on the transfer front.

Philippe Clement adds that it is "crucial" Rangers add to his squad next week.

Rangers manager Philippe Clement tells BBC Sportsound: “We should have scored 10 or 11 today to have a perfect afternoon."

On two-goal striker Cyriel Dessers, he adds: “It’s clear Cyriel is taking the right steps and becoming more and more important. He’s growing as a player, that’s what we want. He’s somebody who’s eager to become better.”

Rabbi Matondo also scored a double at a time when the winger has been linked with a move away from Ibrox and Clement says: "There are a lot of rumours [linking him away]. We cannot say no to everything, we’ll see this week.

"For the moment, Rabbi will be here with us next week. That’s what I want also. But, if someone comes with enough money, the club will always be open for talks."

Hibernian head coach David Gray tells Sportsound: "It was difficult to watch at times for certain reasons. We start poorly again and lose a really poor goal again.

"As a result, we looked nervy and fragile. But credit for getting back in the game just before half time. It was an important goal at an important time.

"We came out second half in a much better frame of mind and we were on the front foot and dominating the game.

"It is a new back four that's playing together. We need to be critical of ourselves to make sure we're doing everything we can. We need to find the answers to these as quickly as possible."

Talking of TV action, you can watch highlights of today's Premiership action on Sportscene a little bit later.

The BBC Scotland channel is where you need to be at 19:15 BST and it's repeated at 23:45 on BBC One Scotalnd.

As ever, it will also be available on the iPlayer.

Dundee manager Tony Docherty tells Sportsound: "We seem to be involved in a lot of these games. I'd like a dull one nothing at one stage.

"It's mixed emotions because we were outstanding in the way we started the game. I thought we controlled the game out of possession, we could have been better in possession, but we deservedly took a 1-0 lead.

"We were so dominant. Coming in at 1-1 wasn't a fair result.

"In the second half, credit to Hibs they made a lot of changes and I've got to be proud of my team to be 2-1 down in the 87th minute, to dig out an equaliser. I thought we were going to go on and win it at the end. I couldn't be more proud of them."

A wee bit of Scotland national team news.

As mentioned earlier, Billy Gilmour started Brighton's win over Manchester United, who had Scott McTominay as a late substitute, with both midfielders being linked with Napoli.

Meanwhile, Queens Park Rangers head coach has indicated that Lyndon Dykes could be on his way out of the club after the striker was omitted from the squad for the 1-1 draw with Plymouth Argyle.

Asked why Dykes, who is not injured, was left out, Cifuentes said: "I just pick players based on availability. He wasn't available."

Pressed on whether he expects Dykes to still be a QPR player after the transfer window closes next week, the Spaniard said: "I don't know."

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St Johnstone manager Craig Levein tells BBC Scotland: "Going in at half-time, I was relatively happy. We'd created chances, I thought we were the better side. Until we lost the goal, I still thought we were pretty good.

"Then we slumped after that. Then the sending off occurs and throws us into a tailspin. It's hard enough getting into a game behind, but being a man down makes it doubly difficult.

"We were good enough to take something from the game, but we made mistakes and got punished for it."

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We are heading that St Johnstone striker Adama Sidibeh was shown a second red card after being initially dismissed against United for two yellows.

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A reminder that you can watch Montrose v Queen of the South in League 1 live now on BBC Alba.

The visitors will go top with a victory.

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Hang with us as we bring you reaction from Hampden, Tannadice and Easter Road...

Aberdeen have announced the signing of Scotland striker Kevin Nisbet on loan from Millwall.

The 27-year-old says he can't wait to get started with the Dons, who have started the season with seven straight wins under new manager Jimmy Thelin despite selling top striker Bojan Miovski earlier this week.

"As soon as I knew Aberdeen were interested, it was a no brainer to be honest," he tells the club website.

"I did have options down south and with other teams in Scotland, but the way the team have started the season, I wanted to get involved.

"This is a massive club. It is an exciting project that I want to be part of."

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Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Hampden

As Hampden farewells go (if it proves to be the case that their next home game is back at Ibrox), this could not have gone better for Rangers.

Two goals up at the break, five goals up by 70 minutes, Philippe Clement's men simply cruised through this one.

Two goals and two assists for Rabbi Matondo, a double for deadly Cyriel Dessers, who claimed his fifth goal in six games, is just the morale booster Rangers would have wanted before next weekend's derby at Celtic Park.

The one blot on the copybook? Another injury. Centre-back Leon Balogun, just restored to the team, had to go off at half-time.

As for Ross County, the sooner they forget this one the better especially on the back of being embarrassed by Spartans in the League Cup.

Peterhead stay top of the fourth tier despite losing their 100% start after a goalless draw away to Spartans, with East Fife up to second after hammering four past hosts Stirling.

Elgin stay unbeaten and are three behind the leaders with a game in hand after sharing the spoils in Stranraer.

Bonnyrigg are off the bottom after coming from a goal behind to beat 10-man Clyde, with Forfar dropping to the foot of the table after a bruising home loss to Edinburgh.

• Bonnyrigg Rose 2-1 Clyde
• Forfar Athletic 0-3 Edinburgh City
• The Spartans 0-0 Peterhead
• Stirling Albion 0-4 East Fife
• Stranraer 1-1 Elgin City

Queen of the South have the chance to go top of the third tier on their own after the late kick-off starting shortly live on BBC Alba.

That's after Kelty were held at home by Caley Thistle.

Alloa are up to second, behind Kelty on goal difference, after winning in Annan, while Cove are at the bottom after losing to Stenhousemuir as managerless Arbroath gained a point despite squandering a two-goal lead in Dumbarton.

• Annan Athletic 0-1 Alloa Athletic
• Dumbarton 2-2 Arbroath
• Kelty Hearts 0-0 Inverness Caledonian Thistle
• Stenhousemuir 3-2 Cove Rangers
• Montrose v Queen of the South (17:30, live on BBC Alba)

Ayr maintain their 100% start to the league season as they sweep aside managerless runners-up from last season, Raith Rovers.

Falkirk stay three behind with a game in hand after a late winner against 10-man Partick Thistle.

Meanwhile, troubled Dunfermline are left pointless at the bottom after losing in Hamilton.

• Airdrieonians 0-2 Queen's Park
• Ayr United 2-0 Raith Rovers
• Falkirk 2-1 Partick Thistle
• Hamilton Academical 1-0 Dunfermline Athletic
• Livingston 1-1 Greenock Morton

Neil McCann
Former Rangers winger on BBC Radio Scotland

Everything is geared up perfectly for next week [against Celtic], but we all know this is when the acid test comes.

Rangers end the day as the new Premiership leaders.

Celtic and Aberdeen can overtake them again on Sunday, but Philippe Clement's side will take great confidence from their six-goal rout of County.

Dundee United are up to fifth with their first league win, beating St Johnstone, and are level with Dundee, whose draw gives Hibs their first league point.