After a minute's applause for former Saint Cammy Murray, we're up and running in the Paisley sunshine.

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Brendan Rodgers said there there's still "a long way to go".

Given the result at Ibrox earlier, should Celtic win their next three games, including this one, they'll travel to St Johnstone on 6 April, able to retain their crown in Perth.

That's the penultimate game before the split...

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BBC Scotland at the SMISA

After their historic win at Ibrox last weekend, I asked the St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson what chance of another famous win this evening against the other half of Glasgow's big two.

'Why not?' was his reply. Reasoning that Hibs managed it seven days ago.

The Buddies' problem? They've not even scored a goal against Celtic in the champions' last three visits to Paisley.

The time before that, they did score. And lost 5-1.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells BBC Scotland: "We can't look to far ahead.

"Jota has played a lot of football recently, when he hadn't played a lot over a long period of time.

"Him coming back was going to be a course of building him up and there's no need to risk an injury to him when we've got so many games to play."

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St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson tells BBC Scotland: "We're not going to sit back, we're going to have a go. The pitch isn't great, hopefully it will slow down the tempo.

"We need to be at the top of our game defensively but when we land on the ball we have to try and be brave.

"If things go your way and everything aligns properly there's no reason why you can't get a result."

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Both sides have made one change from their midweek ventures.

Adam Idah leads the line for Celtic, replacing Jota, so, expect Daizen Maeda to move back out wide.

Greg Taylor also returns to the squad after missing the Aberdeen win due to his wife being in labour.

Stephen Robinson brings Toyosi Olusanya back in, and he replaces Jonah Ayunga, who misses out through injury.

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We'll hear from all six managers from the games just gone at half-time, but let's turn our attention to the upcoming action in Paisley...

St Johnstone have scored in their last nine games in the Premiership, their longest run of games with a goal in the competition since a run of 15 games from 5 April 2017 to 23 September 2017.

Kilmarnock have failed to score in 11 of their 29 games, no team has failed to do so more often in the Premiership this season.

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Championship

• Ayr United 4-1 Airdrieonians
• Dunfermline 2-1 Greenock Morton
• Hamilton Accies 2-2 Falkirk
• Raith Rovers 0-4 Queen's Park

League 1

• Alloa 2-1 Cove Rangers
• Arbroath 3-0 Annan
• Dumbarton 1-3 Stenhousemuir
• Inverness CT 1-1 Montrose
• Queen of the South 0-1 Kelty Hearts

League 2

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

Martin Dowden
BBC Scotland at Ibrox

It's a fantastic outcome for Motherwell. They executed the game plan superbly.

Rangers fans must be tearing their hair out. This performance was nowhere near good enough and the fans that remained let them know it.

Three home defeats on the trot to Queens Park, St Mirren and now Motherwell is a horrendous return. Barry Ferguson and his team will have much to ponder ahead of their trip to Turkey midweek.

Sticking with reaction from Ibrox, it's the first time Rangers have lost three games at home on the bounce since 2012.

Welcome back, Barry...

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We've received some VAR guidance from the Scottish FA, re that disallowed Rangers goal.

On-field decision is offside. The ball hits the attacking player and continues to the attacker who is offside.

St Mirren: Hemming, Alebiosu, Taylor, O'Hara, Mandron, Gogic, Boyd-Munch, Olusanya, Fraser, John, Phillips.

Substitutes: Urminsky, Bwomono, Kenny, Tanser, Smyth, Kiltie, Idowu, Scott, Oseni.

Celtic: Schmeichel, Johnston, Carter-Vickers, Trusty, Schlupp, McGregor, Engels, Hatate, Kuhn, Maeda, Idah.

Substitutes: Sinisalo, Taylor, Scales, Yang, McCowan, Kenny, Ralston, Bonnar.

We'll continue with our reaction to today's three finished Premiership games, while also ramping up the build-up to St Mirren's visit of Celtic.

Line-ups from Paisley coming...

Barry Ferguson's Ibrox bow as boss and James Tavernier's 500th Rangers game?

Motherwell played the party pooper role to perfection.

Luke Armstrong and Tom Sparrow grabbed the visitors' goals in the first half and that moves them up to sixth place.

Cyriel Dessers got one back and was denied a second by an offside call, with VAR ruling Danilo got a slight touch on the ball beforehand.

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Into the final of four additional minutes at Ibrox...

Dundee have missed out on the chance to put some distance between themselves and bottom spot.

Makenzie Kirk fired bottom-side St Johnstone ahead in the first half, but Simon Murray replied a matter of minutes later.

Murray, Aaron Donnelly and Scott Tiffoney all passed up big opportunities to take all three points at the end.

Tony Docherty's side are now eight matches without a win... St Johnstone are still alive.

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A heart-in-mouth moment for Motherwell's Ewan Wilson as his penalty box interception whizzes by his own goal. That didn't miss by much.