That's all from me. There will be more reaction to today's game on the BBC Sport website and app throughout the evening and there will be highlights on Sportscene on BBC Scotland and iPlayer from 19:30 GMT.

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Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell tells BBC Scotland: "For me, 1-0 flattered us.

"I've just asked [the players] why that was the case. We come to another fantastic venue with a great atmosphere, you're sitting in a decent spot in the league and our form has been relatively good.

"I'll always take ownership for team selection and style of play. But what the players give me every week is good energy and a basic application to the cause, which we need at Motherwell to bridge the gap we have financially to the vast majority of other teams.

"We do that time and again but for some reason we didn't today. We've asked the group to take responsibility for it because we go again in a couple of days. There's no time to rest and settle, we need to take ownership for a really poor performance today."

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It ended all square at McDiarmid Park, the only Scottish Premiership draw so far in 2025.

Dwight Gayle (pictured left) scored Hibernian's second-half leveller after Nicky Clark's penalty during the opening period, which followed Jason Holt's red card for the hosts.

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Ross County took all three points in challenging conditions at Pittodrie with Noah Chilvers (number 10) scoring the winner.

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It was all about Bruce Anderson at Rugby Park today with the Kilmarnock striker scoring twice against St Mirren.

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Aberdeen, in third, are now five points behind Rangers with leaders Celtic 11 points clear at the top.

Dundee United can draw level with the Dons if they win away to Dundee later.

St Mirren and Motherwell remain fifth and sixth, respectively, after losing today. Both are on 27 points - four off United as things stand.

Hibernian move a point closer to the top six with their draw at St Johnstone. Two points separate David Gray's side from St Mirren and Well.

Kilmarnock have moved to within a point of Hibs and Dundee (ninth) can go level with the Easter Road side with victory over United later.

Ross County's win at Aberdeen keeps the Staggies two points above second bottom Hearts and Don Cowie's side are seven points clear of bottom side St Johnstone, who have also lost ground on Hearts.

Come close of play today, Celtic and Rangers will have two games in hand while both Dundee clubs and Aberdeen and Motherwell will have one game in hand.

Five of today's Scottish Premiership games are done and dusted and here's what it means for the standings...

Ross County make it two away Scottish Premiership wins in a row and Aberdeen are nine without a win, having lost their past four.

Akil Wright and Noah Chilvers with the County goals, Kevin Nisbet scoring Aberdeen's first-half equaliser with a free-kick.

The Wright goal is well worth a watch on Sportscene later.

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Topi Keskinen hares down the left, cuts to the bye-line and fires into the middle, where Kevin Nisbet knocks over the bar.

Aberdeen are peppering the Ross County goal but to no avail.

Musa Drammeh is the toast of Tynecastle today after scoring Hearts' solitary goal against Motherwell.

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Aberdeen go close again!

Shayden Morris bursts down the right and clips in a great cross.

Kevin Nisbet tries to guide his effort into the corner, but he heads wide instead.

That might have been the chance for Aberdeen, and it fell to substitute striker Peter Ambrose.

A hopeful free-kick dropped kindly to the Nigerian striker, but he skied over from just outside the six-yard box.

Up the other end there's a chance for Ross County to finish it as Ronan Hale races in behind, but he lifts it way over the bar.

A few minutes of regulation time still to play at Pittodrie, plus any added time.

It may be 17:00 GMT but it's not over yet.

Of course, there's still one Scottish Premiership game to be played this 2 January - Dundee v Dundee United.

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After six minutes of added time at the end, it's a point apiece at McDiarmid Park with Hibernian missing out on five Scottish Premiership wins in a row.

They won't be too down about that, though, having been a goal down at the break through Nicky Clark's penalty. Dwight Gayle made another telling festive contribution with the Hibs leveller.

St Johnstone played most of the game without Jason Holt, who was sent off for a first-half challenge on Chris Cadden, so they too will be pleased with a draw.

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A very satisfactory start to 2025 for Kilmarnock.

Bruce Anderson was the matchwinner with a goal either side of half-time.

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Duk goes down in the box under a challenge from Nohan Kenneh, David Dickinson blows... for a free-kick!

There is contact, but is it enough to go down? Is it even in the box?

Well, Dickinson clearly thinks it's a dive and he's booked the Dons striker.

Musa Drammeh's early goal gives Hearts a huge win. They should have been out of sight, and in the end have Craig Gordon to thank for maintaining their lead at the end.

The 42-year-old made two superb late saves to deny Motherwell.

What a finish.

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Incredible.

Dan Casey heads towards goal and Jack Vale is there to head in. Or so he thought. Craig Gordon reacts superbly to tip it over the bar.

That'll be that!

Killie captain Brad Lyons flashes a shot from the edge of the box just wide.

Killie aren't sitting on this lead.