Summary

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  • Celtic extend lead to 16 points before Rangers

  • Wins for Hibs & Aberdeen seal top-six places

  • FT: Aberdeen 4-1 Motherwell: Dorrington levels after Slattery opener for Well, Clarkson fires hosts ahead and Nisbet adds two more

  • FT: Celtic 3-0 Heart of Midlothian: Maeda slots double either side of setting up Jota goal

  • FT: Hibernian 3-0 St Johnstone: Hoilett fires superb opener, Boyle drives in second, Bowie adds penalty

  • FT: St Mirren 5-1 Kilmarnock: Boyd-Munce fires double with Idowu scoring from penalty spot in between, O'Hara drives in fourth, John fires fifth. Anderson penalty consolation.

  • Championship: FT: Ayr United 3-0 Dunfermline Athletic, Hamilton Academical 0-3 Raith Rovers, Greenock Morton 0-1 Partick Thistle

  • Five matches in Leagues 1 & 2, including Arbroath 1-0 Cove Rangers at top of third tier

Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. goal

    GOAL Hamilton 0-2 Raith Rovers

    Callum Fordyce

  2. Aberdeen 2-1 Motherwell

    Tony Watt is on, replacing Luke Armstrong. Is that the change that Motherwell need to find a leveller?

  3. goal

    GOAL St Mirren 4-0 Kilmarnock

    Mark O'Hara

    Terrific determination from the hosts there to stay on the front foot.

    O'Hara's powerful edge-of-the-area strike fizzes past Robby McCrorie after excellent build-up play down the right-hand side.

    Is a late top-six push on the cards?

    St Mirren goal

  4. St Mirren 3-0 Kilmarnock

    Bobby Wales and Robbie Deas are both coming on for Killie, with Liam Polworth and Corrie Ndaba off.

    Not sure many fans will be thanking Derek McInnes for bringing on a central defender now, mind you.

  5. Aberdeen 2-1 Motherwell

    Another big chance for Motherwell.

    Tom Sparrow flies down the right, crossing low for Luke Armstrong, but it's just too far in front of the striker, who can only get studs on the ball.

  6. Hibernian 2-0 St Johnstone

    Junior Hoilett lays the ball off for Myko Kuharevich following a Hibs corner and Andy Fisher almost spills the ball but manages to recover and keep the deficit at two goals.

  7. Celtic 3-0 Hearts

    Callum McGregor has a go from long range, but it's easy enough for his former Scotland and Celtic team-mate Craig Gordon.

  8. Wanyama watch

    Ayr United 1-0 Dunfermline Athletic

    Kheredine Idessane
    BBC Scotland at Somerset Park

    Twelve years after he last played for Celtic, Victor Wanyama has just had a wee chat with his old boss Neil Lennon before trotting off to get warmed up in front a the travelling Pars support who gave him a rousing welcome.

    Victor Wanyama at Somerset ParkSNS
  9. goal

    GOAL St Mirren 3-0 Kilmarnock

    Caolan Boyd-Munce

    Three goals and surely three points secured now for St Mirren, despite a brief check for offside.

    A corner works its way to Boyd-Munce outside the area and he drills it through a glut of bodies and into the net.

    A deserved lead for the Buddies.

    St Mirren goal

  10. CLOSE!

    Aberdeen 2-1 Motherwell

    Tom Sparrow almost levels it up.

    Callum Slattery plays a brilliant ball through with the outside of his foot, picking out Sparrow who then drills past the post.

    That would have been the assist of the season, if such an award existed.

  11. Celtic 3-0 Hearts

    It's been more of the same from Celtic at the start of this second half as they hunt for a fourth.

    Could be a long half for Hearts.

  12. HITS THE WOODWORK

    St Mirren 2-0 Kilmarnock

    Deary me, Richard Taylor.

    The St Mirren defender hits the crossbar from a yard or two out and then inexplicably nudges the rebound wide of the target.

    He's missed two sitters there. Hard to believe really.

  13. Triple change for Saints

    Hibernian 2-0 St Johnstone

    Simo Valakari has made three alterations at the break, with Stephen Duke-Mckenna, Taylor Steven and Benji Kimpioka replacing Makenzie Kirk, Sam Curtis and Drey Wright.

  14. St Mirren 2-0 Kilmarnock

    David Watson replaces Brad Lyons in the middle of the park for Killie. Derek McInnes had to do something.

  15. Aberdeen 2-1 Motherwell

    Another fast start in the second-half from Aberdeen, as Papa Gueye flashes a cross into the box.

    It's deflected to the edge of the box, but Lennon Miller blocks twice to deny Aberdeen. The youngster doing his defensive duties.

  16. Wilson off for Hearts

    Celtic 3-0 Hearts

    One half-time change for Hearts as midfielder Calem Nieuwenhof replaces teenage striker James Wilson.

    Looks like damage limitation.

  17. KICK-OFF

    We're up and running again for the second halves...

  18. Aberdeen turn it on

    HT: Aberdeen 2-1 Motherwell

    Tyrone Smith
    BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

    Aberdeen are thoroughly deserving of their lead. This has been some of the best stuff I have seen them play for a while.

    The only disappointing thing for the Dons will be the fact they are only one goal ahead.

    And that will be the big positive for Motherwell who have soaked up a lot in this opening 45 minutes - but are still very much in the game.

  19. Celtic flex attacking muscle to swat Hearts away

    HT: Celtic 3-0 Hearts

    Martin Dowden
    BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

    It was another brilliant move from Celtic to deliver that third goal and surely make the outcome a formality.

    Like the opener, the pace of progression from back to front simply ripped Hearts open and they just couldn't match Nicolas Kuhn or Daizen Maeda on the run as the Japanese forward struck again.

    Hearts will feel hard done by to an extent. They've performed well, had a couple of big chances, but they've had no answer to counter Celtic's ability to pick them off.

    Daizen Maeda makes it 3-0 to CelticSNS

    Daizen Maeda makes it 3-0 to Celtic with his second goal of the day

  20. Pot of gold awaits Hibernian

    HT: Hibernian 2-0 St Johnstone

    Brian McLauchlin
    BBC Scotland at Easter Road

    There is a rainbow overhead at Easter Road at the moment and there is a pot of gold awaiting for Hibernian if they maintain this form through to the end of the season, with Europe to look forward too.

    The early confidence St Johnstone were showing has been flattened by the home side and Simo Valakari will surely be contemplating changes to get his team up the park.

    Martin Boyle made it 2-0 for HibsSNS

    Captain Martin Boyle (right) made it 2-0 for Hibs