Today's two cracking Premiership games have gone some way to lifting the gloom of four European exits in midweek.

You can read Charlotte Cohen's report of Hearts' dramatic win in Livingston.

Calum Macdonald was our eyes as Motherwell and Kilmarnock fought out a 2-2 thriller.

The big transfer news was Rangers' purchase of former Aberdeen striker Bojan Miovski from Girona.

Aaron Hickey is relishing his Scotland return after overcoming his injury nightmare.

Join us tomorrow for four more Premiership games, including the Old Firm derby at Ibrox.

Meanwhile, Sportsound Extra is continuing its analysis of today's action. Follow the link above - and remember to watch today's Premiership highlights on Sportscene from 19:15 on the BBC Scotland channel and 23:40 on BBC One Scotland.

East Kilbride and Spartans have now gone five points clear at the top of the fourth tier.

Newcomers East Kilbride are top on goal difference after their thrashing of Forfar, while a single goal gave Spartans victory over Annan.

Edinburgh have reduced their 15-point penalty further at the bottom with a fine 2-1 win away to Dumbarton.

• Clyde 0-0 Elgin City
• Dumbarton 1-2 Edinburgh City
• East Kilbride 5-0 Forfar Athletic
• Spartans 1-0 Annan Athletic
• Stirling Albion 1-0 Stranraer

It is goalless early on in the late kick-off in the third tier between Hamilton and Cove, which you can watch live.

Queen of the South have overtaken Alloa at the top after beating Kelty while the Wasps were losing in Inverness, who would be leading if it was not for their five-point penalty.

• Hamilton Academical 0-0 Cove Rangers (Latest)
• Inverness Caledonian Thistle 1-0 Alloa Athletic
• Montrose 2-1 Peterhead
• Queen of the South 2-1 Kelty Hearts
• Stenhousemuir 1-1 East Fife

Title favourites St Johnstone have dropped their first league points of the season but still find themselves three clear at the top despite their home draw with Morton.

Raith Rovers remain second despite defeat away to Partick Thistle, who are now behind on goal difference.

Arbroath are in third after their win in Danny Lennon's first game as Airdrieonians manager, while Ronan Hale's double rescued a point for managerless Ross County in Dunfermline.

• Arbroath 1-0 Airdrieonians
• Ayr United 1-1 Queen's Park
• Dunfermline Athletic 2-2 Ross County
• Partick Thistle 3-2 Raith Rovers
• St Johnstone 1-1 Greenock Morton

Motherwell manager Jens Berthel Askou suggests there was a foul on his goalkeeper for Kilmarnock's equaliser.

"We had full control and anything can happen in football," he tells BBC Scotland. "If the referee sees the touch, he gives the foul. It was very subtle, then you are 2-2 in a game you should win.

"I don't think there's clear indication in the cameras. I've seen Calum [Ward] catch these balls a million times. He had control of the situation - I believe him when he says there was a touch.

"We had the opportunity to close down the game before that. It was important to see that reaction and stability on the pitch. We had to really work hard to earn our chances today.

"We've had the opportunity to get more points, but we have points in every game. There a slot of dominance and a lot of control. We are trying to be more productive and effective."

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Hearts head coach Derek McInnes tells BBC Scotland: "I thought we were absolutely fine in the game in the first half.

"We set up to nullify Livingston's threat, but one shot on goal and they scored. It was too simplistic that goal against us. We didn't play with enough purpose or invention in the first half.

"As soon as we went behind, we looked a bit ordinary and a bit spooked.

"We started the second half like an absolute train and we never really let up. The game became stop-start. I got fed up hearing the referee's whistle. It seemed like every tackle was a foul.

"We missed that brilliant chance with Braga against the post, but I felt like it was coming and Kyziridis came up with it."

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Kilmarnock manager Stuart Kettlewell describes his return to Fir Park as "eventful".

The former Well boss tells BBC Scotland: "We score a very good goal. It just comes down to game management at the end of the first half.

"We know Motherwell have pace in their team. We can handle the last few seconds of the first half far better. We don't and it's always a body blow when you concede at that time.

"Motherwell really took control and we lost another goal from a turnover. I have to praise their players to get back in the game and maybe win it. We'll absolutely take [the point]."

On Kilmarnock's transfer plans in the remaining of the window, Kettlewell adds: I don't envisage there being much at all."

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Motherwell attempted 675 passes against Kilmarnock, their highest total in a single match in the Premiership since the start of last season.

Passes don't win you football games, though, obviously.

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• Clyde 0-0 Elgin City
• Dumbarton 1-2 Edinburgh City
• East Kilbride 5-0 Forfar Athletic
• Spartans 1-0 Annan Athletic
• Stirling Albion 1-0 Stranraer

• Hamilton Academical v Cove Rangers (17:30, live on BBC Alba)
• Inverness Caledonian Thistle 1-0 Alloa Athletic
• Montrose 2-1 Peterhead
• Queen of the South 2-1 Kelty Hearts
• Stenhousemuir 1-1 East Fife

• Arbroath 1-0 Airdrieonians
• Ayr United 1-1 Queen's Park
• Dunfermline Athletic 2-2 Ross County
• Partick Thistle 3-2 Raith Rovers
• St Johnstone 1-1 Greenock Morton

That victory takes unbeaten Hearts a point ahead of Celtic before the reigning champions visit city rivals Rangers tomorrow.

Maybe Tony Bloom's dream of splitting the Old Firm at the end of the season is coming true sooner than even he imagined.

Okay, it is a bit early in the season to be saying that, but you never know!

A second second-half fightback in a row takes Hearts to the top of the Premiership.

Last week, it rescued a point with Motherwell.

This time, it delivers a third defeat in a row for hosts Livingston.

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Livi go so close to a last-gasp equaliser.

A corner find the head of Connor McLennan, but the former Aberdeen forward heads wide.

Late drama as the match ends with Calum Ward saving a close-range Kilmarnock header.

And that's that at Fir Park.

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Hearts scorer Claudio Braga is replaced with Elton Kabangu for the final minutes at Almondvale as the visitors defend a Livingston free-kick.

It's launched into the Hearts box, but Derek McInnes' side defend it well.