We're almost at 100 minutes at Rugby Park. Everyone is up for Dundee.

Lawrence Shankland continues his late-season resurgence as his double helps Hearts to a comfortable win.

He got the first before the break with a low drive from the edge of the box, and the second was a lovely glancing header.

Alan Forrest scored the third on the rebound after Yan Dhanda's shot was spilled at his feet.

Motherwell were competitive in the first half, and Callum Slattery's goal briefly pulled them level, before VAR intervened to ruled it out for offside against Dan Casey.

After that, though, it was mostly Hearts on the front foot. Hearts leapfrog Motherwell into seventh place.

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St Johnstone hang on for a massive three points!

They narrow the gap to Ross County in 11th to just three points.

The relegation battle is going down to the wire.

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County defender Zac Ashworth is sent packing for giving referee John Beaton a mouthful.

Frustration boiling over for the visitors, who are heading for a seventh successive defeat.

Champions Celtic fight back from a goal down to stretch Hibs' winless run at Parkhead to 22 games.

Goals from Nicolas Kuhn, Adam Idah and Reo Hatate wiped out Martin Boyle's opener.

Hibs remain third, but their three-point advantage will vanish if Aberdeen win at Ibrox tomorrow.

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Ross County goalkeeper Jordan Amissah is up for a corner and Adama Sidibeh has an open goal to aim for as the hosts break.

It's a poor effort though. Breathe everyone...

A big scramble in the St Johnstone box is eventually cleared.

Nails are being chewed down to the bone at McDiarmid Park.

That was almost curtains for Dundee.

Corrie Ndaba busts a gut to get down the left and curls to the back post, where Kyle Vassell fires at goal, but Trevor Carson makes a good stop.

Corner to come.

Stephen Robinson's side make it four games unbeaten with a very comfortable victory at Tannadice.

St Mirren now sit three points behind Jim Goodwin's side who occupy fifth spot in the Premiership.

The Buddie are on the charge for that last European spot.

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The one player Celtic fans want to see score is James Forrest, but the substitute is denied by the fingertips of Hibs keeper Jordan Smith.

Ah, an offside flag goes up anyway.

There will be 10 (TEN) additional minutes in Perth.

Can St Johnstone hang on for what would be a massive three points?

Jack Walton has to pull off a big stop to deny Mikael Mandron.

The United keeper flings himself on top of the ball to prevent the striker getting a free shot at goal.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at McDiarmid Park

What a swing in favour of St Johnstone in this relegation battle.

It looked like Ross County had an immensely important equaliser.

To experience that moment of relief and then have it snatched away will be a monumental blow.

Ronan Hale was just offside. Nothing is going their way right now.

Hearts' Sander Kartum unloads that lovely left foot and his shot is heading for the bottom corner, but Aston Oxborough gets down low to tip it around the post.

A let off for St Johnstone.

Ronan Hale is inches offside.

Jonah Ayunga has the ball in the back of the net but the flag is up for offside and a brief VAR check confirms the decision.