Right, I'll sign off now. That was a tough gig without the usual screaming, shouting and shrieking from Open All Mics to keep me awake... I mean informed.

Thanks for your company and enjoy the rest of your weekend.

Inverness CT remain third despite losing in a five-goal thriller at Pittodrie but it means Celtic, Kilmarnock and Aberdeen all close the gap in a congested top half of the table.

Tope Obadeyi struck twice as Killie comfortably beat Partick Thistle to record their biggest win of the season so far.

At the top, it's as you were with Dundee United and Hamilton leading the way following comfortable victories.

St Johnstone put up a better fight in the second half at Tannadice but could not find a goal to trouble Jackie McNamara's side. The Accies ran riot at Fir Park, knocking four past Stuart McCall's beleaguered side. What's going on with the Steelmen?

Ross County are still bottom of the Premiership pile but that last-gasp goal from Darren Maatsen against Dundee gets them off the mark for the season with a most welcome three points. It takes them level with St Mirren, who lost at home to Celtic in the lunchtime kick off.

CHAMPIONSHIP

Cowdenbeath 2-1 Queen of Sth

Dumbarton 3-1 Alloa

Raith Rovers 0-0 Falkirk

LEAGUE ONE

Ayr 2-3 Airdrieonians

Dunfermline 3-0 Peterhead

Forfar 3-1 Brechin

Stenhousemuir 2-1 Morton

Stranraer 2-0 Stirling

LEAGUE TWO

Albion 1-2 East Stirling

Arbroath 1-0 Elgin

Clyde 1-1 Annan Athletic

Montrose 0-4 East Fife

Queen's Park 2-0 Berwick

Ross County 2-1 Dundee

Late drama alert! Darren Maatsen strikes to put County into the lead and within touching distance of their first Premiership win of the season.

Dundee United 2-0 St Johnstone

Aberdeen 3-2 Inverness CT

Kilmarnock 3-0 Partick Thistle

Motherwell 0-4 Hamilton

SPLstats on Twitter: "Hamilton Accies have recorded their biggest win over Motherwell since a 6-1 success on New Year's Day 1935."

That boy is quick off the mark with this stats...

It's a rout at Fir Park now as Ali Crawford finds the net from a tight angle, following good work from Stephen Hendrie.

We're into stoppage time now. Any chance of late drama at Pittodrie or Victoria Park?

Dean Brill makes a good save as he gathers a dipping, long-range free-kick from Barry Robson.

Time is running out for St Johnstone as substitute Simon Lappin fires a volley wide.

BBC Scotland's Kenny Crawford at Rugby Park

"Partick Thistle look like they're accepting this defeat to Kilmarnock here, having created absolutely nothing in this second half.

One worry for them is the condition of Kallum Higginbotham, who was taken off at half-time and was seen sitting in the stand with crutches by his side."

Aberdeen are starting to sit deep, allowing Inverness a lot of possession but the visitors haven't had a good glimpse of goal for a while.

Image source, SNS

Hamilton will be 10 points clear of Lanarkshire rivals Motherwell after today's derby victory. The last time Accies were in the top flight they won five games. That tally has already been matched, barring an incredible collapse at Fir Park, where they lead 3-0.

St Mirren manager Tommy Craig

"This is the first time that I have mentioned Stevie Thompson because I haven't thought there was much point in mentioning him.

"But if ever there was a player missing this season and certainly today, was Stevie Thompson.

"He would probably have got on the end of one or two crosses.

"We are a wee bit toothless as a team in the last third and that is where we need to do much better."

Paul Paton collects a Keith Watson pass and smacks home a shot from the centre of the penalty box to the bottom right corner via the post.

David Clarkson draws Dundee level with his first goal for Paul Hartley's side, finishing from the middle of the box following Martin Boyle's pass. That might have been the substitute's first touch!