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We'll be back tomorrow with coverage of all four Scottish Premiership matches.
FT: St Mirren 0-3 Hibernian
We moved the ball around really well tonight with some quick one-twos all over the pitch and St Mirren couldn’t cope. We rode our luck at times but I’m delighted with three goals away from home and no late goals conceded. Well done Hibs.
Darren
FT: St Mirren 0-3 Hibernian
Hibs head coach David Gray tells Premier Sports: "Delighted for Chris Cadden [to score] because it's something he's been wanting to add to his game.
"He's had a few disappointments this season but he deserves it.
"It's a massive, massive win. It's been very fine margins for us recently. Tonight, it went for us.
"They're very big moments in the game that went for us but all in all I thought we were excellent.
"You have to stand up to the physical challenge of St Mirren and we did that.
"I believe there's a lot more to come from this group. Some of our performances this season have been of a high standard but we may have let ourselves down in certain moments."
FT: St Mirren 0-3 Hibernian
Martin Boyle tells Premier Sports: "We're ecstatic [with the win].
"It's a really tough place to come. We created enough chances to win the game and thankfully we did that. It's a great confidence boost. Clean sheets are important, with the attacking threat we have we have the confidence to win the games."
On teammate Josh Mulligan, Boyle adds: "We're really lucky to have him.
"He's reaped his rewards getting an international call up. He's taken on the information the boss has given him, we're lucky to have him and he can only get better."
FT: St Mirren 0-3 Hibernian
Hibs' Josh Mulligan tells Premier Sports: "After a disappointing result last week, to bounce back is a big win.
"Some games we feel we've dropped points but we've also done well in games. It's just about putting a run together and winning games. We're happy with the result today.
"The European games at the start of the season showed we're capable of playing against good teams.
"If we can put a run together, that'll be big for this team."
FT: St Mirren 0-3 Hibernian
Some player reaction coming your way, first up Josh Mulligan.
FT: St Mirren 0-3 Hibernian
Stephen Robinson keeps angrily reminding everyone how his St Mirren team allegedly don't get the credit they deserve. They are a point above Dundee and have scored eight league goals in 11 games.
Steven
FT: St Mirren 0-3 Hibernian
St. Mirren have failed to win in their last five games in the Premiership, their last longer winless streak was from 14 May 2025 to 31 August 2025, a run of six games.
They have failed to score in five of their 11 games, only Aberdeen (six) have failed to score more often in the Premiership this season.
Image source, SNSFT: St Mirren 0-3 Hibernian
Alan Hutton
Former Rangers defender on Premier Sports
It's hard to come here and get a convincing victory.
To come here and put on that sort of performance, credit to Hibs because they needed the win.
Hibs move back into third place with an ultimately comfortable victory in Paisley.
They struggled at times and were let off by VAR twice but managed to work three good goals and head back to Edinburgh with all three points.
What a comedown for St Mirren after their stunning cup victory last weekend. It wasn't a bad performance really but some sloppy goals conceded.
Image source, SNSSt Mirren 0-3 Hibernian
Hibs are still pushing and forcing St Mirren to defend.
They've got another corner as the clock ticks down in Paisley.
St Mirren 0-3 Hibernian
Five added minutes at the end of the second half.
St Mirren 0-3 Hibernian
A great save from Shamal George who uses his foot to send Jordan Obita's shot behind for a corner.
Junior Hoilett delivers and the Buddies eventually get the ball clear.
St Mirren 0-3 Hibernian
Rocky Bushiri loses out inside his own half and Roland Idowu tries a shot on goal but his effort is well off target.
St Mirren 0-3 Hibernian
Jack Iredale takes a sore one on the ankle as he cuts out a dangerous St Mirren ball inside his own box.
Miguel Chaiwa
Talk about immediate impact!
The corner goes all the way through the box and falls to Josh Campbell who cuts the ball back for Miguel Chaiwa.
The midfielder smashes the ball goalwards, taking a deflection off Marcus Fraser's head on the way through.
Image source, SNSSt Mirren 0-2 Hibernian
Here comes Miguel Chaiwa for Hibs, Dan Barlaser is the player to make way for Hibs.
St Mirren 0-2 Hibernian
Declan John clatters into Josh Mulligan and wipes out the Hibs man, picking up a booking for his trouble.
St Mirren 0-2 Hibernian
Roland Idowu sends a ball into the box, which Nicky Cadden clears, as St Mirren search for a way back into the game.
St Mirren 0-2 Hibernian
Hibs goalkeeper Raphael Sallinger tries to play Josh Campbell whose running into the box but there's a bit too much on the ball and St Mirren get it clear.
Brian Graham's early penalty looked set to give Falkirk victory
At a glance
Brian Graham's penalty cancelled out by late Danny Wilson header
John McGlynn's side up to third in the Premiership despite conceding late on
Livingston stay bottom of the league after one win in 12 games
Livingston snatched a point at the death for the second consecutive week, this time frustrating fellow Scottish Premiership newcomers Falkirk.
It looked like Brian Graham's first-half penalty was going to be enough for the Bairns to secure a fourth win in five games.
They could have been further clear had it not been for Danny Wilson's late header, rising at the back post from a free-kick routine to nod past Scott Bain.
John McGlynn's side only rose up to the Premiership in June and were written off by some, as the manager chose to trust in many of the players who had won promotion.
They pipped Livingston to the Championship title last season, and they almost did so again at the Falkirk Stadium.
But they could not build on Graham's spot kick, gifted to them after the video assistant referee (VAR) spotted a hand ball from Stevie May when the Livingston forward was defending a corner.
And the visitors would have the last say again, just as they did against Hibs last week when Graham Carey's penalty snatched a draw against David Gray's side.
Although plenty of those Championship veterans were still in the side today - Keelan Adams, Liam Henderson, Brad Spencer, Calvin Miller - it was the new, unheralded signings that looked more lively.
Ethan Williams and Kyrell Wilson, on loan from Manchester United and Swansea City respectively, tormented Livingston's full-backs in the first half.
They were able to link up from wing to wing, offering a real threat with the diagonal balls over the top. But they needed to be more clinical and create clearer chances.
In attack, Graham put in a solid shift, but Falkirk need more at that end and with Ross MacIver injured, it only leaves 37-year-old Graham and 18-year-old Trey Samuel-Ogunsuyi.
They had 12 shots, but only two of them were on target, and Jerome Prior only had one save to make.
The attacking stats between Falkirk and Livingston
The same could be said for Livingston. They boasted five shots on target from 11 shots but again, their chances were fairly tame.
Mo Sylla and Lewis Smith both had chances from distance in the first half, but Bain wasn't all that busy.
Ultimately they got their goal, and an important point. David Martindale said pre-match if they focus on themselves, the league will take care of itself.
While they are only a win away from eighth-place at the moment, they can't afford to be cut loose.
Falkirk manager John McGlynn: "We were the better team first half and Livingston were better second half. We lost a bit of control in the game, and without creating too many goalscoring opportunities, they had the better of it.
"They had more of the ball, and we defended well for the vast majority. We come away with one point instead of three. Maybe we should have been further ahead in the first half, but I think a draw is a fair result.
Livingston manager David Martindale: "I look at the penalty, and I think it's really harsh. The referee says its distance. Stevie May can't move it, his arm is not extended, it just hits him. The ref has seen it in real time and doesn't think it's a penalty.
"I really don't think it's a penalty. Maybe my angle is wrong. There's a shout for us, Keelan Adams on Andrew Shinnie. You can see the motion of Keelan's arm. We were told Andrew was nowhere near the ball. What does that have to do with anything?"
Falkirk travel to Tannadice on Saturday 22 November, while Livingston visit Rangers at Ibrox at the same time (both 15:00).
After the opportunity to rate players has closed, the score displayed represents the average from all the submissions by BBC Sport users.
| Team | Played | Won | Drawn | Lost | Goals For | Goals Against | Goal Difference | Points | Form, Last 6 games, Oldest first |
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| 11 | 9 | 2 | 0 | 28 | 9 | 19 | 29 |
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| 10 | 6 | 2 | 2 | 16 | 8 | 8 | 20 |
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| 12 | 4 | 6 | 2 | 21 | 14 | 7 | 18 |
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| 12 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 16 | 21 | -5 | 16 |
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| 10 | 3 | 6 | 1 | 12 | 10 | 2 | 15 |
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| 10 | 3 | 5 | 2 | 16 | 13 | 3 | 14 |
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| 10 | 3 | 4 | 3 | 17 | 16 | 1 | 13 |
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| 10 | 3 | 1 | 6 | 7 | 11 | -4 | 10 |
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| 11 | 2 | 4 | 5 | 13 | 18 | -5 | 10 |
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| 11 | 2 | 4 | 5 | 8 | 15 | -7 | 10 |
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| 11 | 2 | 3 | 6 | 9 | 19 | -10 | 9 |
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| 12 | 1 | 5 | 6 | 14 | 23 | -9 | 8 |
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Manager: John McGlynn
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager: David Martindale
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager: John McGlynn
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager: David Martindale
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
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Falkirk last hosted Livingston in the top-flight of Scottish football on the final day of the 2005-06 season, winning 1-0 courtesy of Daniel McBreen’s goal.
Livingston have lost four of their last six Scottish Premiership away games against newly promoted opponents (W2), including both of their last two: 0-2 v Kilmarnock in May 2023 and 0-1 v Dundee in November 2023.
Falkirk have won three of their last four league games (L1), with no side winning more games than the Bairns in the Scottish Premiership since the October international break (3, level with Hearts). At home, Falkirk are looking to win three successive games in the top-flight for the first time since December 2007.
Livingston have just seven points in 11 league games this season (W1 D4 L6), while a defeat here would make this the poorest start by any side after 12 matches of a Scottish Premiership campaign since 2021-22, when Ross County managed just six points in their opening 12.
Falkirk have had 11 different goalscorers in the Scottish Premiership this season (excl. own goals), more than any side. Meanwhile, only Aberdeen (5) have had fewer than Livingston (6).
