As in the top flight, the Championship leaders stretch their lead, Falkirk going eight points clear after beating Raith Rovers as second-top Livingston were held by Morton.

Partick Thistle move to within two points of Ayr after beating the third-top visitors.

Airdrieonians find themselves 10 points adrift at the bottom after losing away to Queen's Park.

• Dunfermline Athletic 3-2 Hamilton Academical
• Falkirk 3-0 Raith Rovers
• Greenock Morton 0-0 Livingston
• Partick Thistle 1-0 Ayr United
• Queen's Park 2-0 Airdrieonians

Celtic's win over Hibs stretches the reigning champions' lead to nine points over Aberdeen after the Dons were held at home by St Johnstone.

Rangers are now five behind Aberdeen before facing Ross County tomorrow.

Hearts move off the bottom after their win over Dundee, with Edinburgh rivals Hibs taking their place.

Quite a dramatic end at Tannadice as Bruce Anderson's stoppage-time penalty cancels out Sam Dalby's opener.

It ends honours even, which will frustrate United after they created most of the chances and took the lead.

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Leighton Clarkson's second-half goal cancels out Makenzie Kirk's opener before the break for Saints.

A draw is probably a fair result after a scrappy game. That's now five without a win for Aberdeen in the Premiership.

It's one win in six for St Johnstone, but a good point on the road.

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What a way to win it! It looked for most of that game like St Mirren were the more likely of the teams to snatch a victory in Paisley, but Tony Watt's header sends all three points back to Motherwell.

A welcome relief for Stuart Kettlewell after three games without a win.

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Hearts move off the bottom of the Premiership with their first win in six games thanks to Lawrence Shankland ending his goalscoring drought.

The Hearts captain had gone 12 games without a goal before his first-half double put Neil Critchley's side in a comfortable position.

The Tynecastle side leapfrog Edinburgh rivals Hibs and Kilmarnock to rise up to 10th while Dundee drop to sixth.

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St Johnstone have a free kick right on the edge of the Aberdeen box. This is probably the last chance!

Kyogo's wonderful lofted finish ensures a seventh successive league victory for Celtic against a Hibs side whose first-half profligacy continued into the second half.

Aberdeen's draw against St Johnstone means the champions stretch their lead at the top of the Premiership to nine points.

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It should be 3-0 to Hearts!

Lawrence Shankland volleys a cross low and Jon McCracken makes a cracking save. Kenneth Vargas works it back to Alan Forrest and it's cleared off the line.

And Kilmarnock to have the chance to equalise from the spot.

St Mirren will see out this game with 10 men as defender Alex Gogic picks up a second yellow card and is given his marching orders.

Substitute Gary Mackay-Steven's free-kick into the Dundee United box allows Kilmarnock to exert some pressure and there are claims for a penalty as Richard Odada seems to connect with Bobby Wales the act of clearing.

VAR will check...

That's maybe the best chance Dundee have had all game - and it could have set up a very tense finale.

A free-kick from the right is floated to the back post, where Antonio Portales meets it, but from two yards out he heads way over.

A real let off for the Hearts.

Lewis Neilson makes a really good sliding challenge to take the ball away from Aberdeen forward Vicente Besuijen.

The Dutchman rides the challenge but jars his knee when landing and is in some discomfort.