Summary

  • FT: Celtic 1-0 Partick Thistle (Griffiths) - Bitton sent off for Celtic, FT: Inverness CT 2-0 Ross County (Storey, Tansey)

  • FT: Kilmarnock 2-2 Hearts (Balatoni, Magennis; Reilly, Paterson), FT: Motherwell 3-2 Hamilton Academical (McDonald 2, Moult; Lucas, Tagliapetra)

  • FT: Dumbarton 0-6 Rangers (Miller 3, Waghorn, Halliday, Tavernier), FT: Hibs 1-0 Raith (Cummings), FT: Greenock Morton 0-1 St Mirren (Shankland)

  • FT: Dundee 2-1 Dundee United (Hemmings, Ross: Spittal) - Demel sent off for United, McPake carried off for Dundee

Live Reporting

Andy Campbell

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  2. Celtic v Partick Thistle

    Celtic manager Ronny Deila, looking to end a run of four home games without a win, tells BBC Scotland he would like to do some business early in the transfer window, but experience tells him he will have to be patient.

    Celtic manager Ronny DeilaSNS

  3. Celtic v Partick Thistle (15:00)

    Premiership leaders Celtic went into their first game of 2015 trailing Aberdeen by four points. Today they can move three points clear of the Dons.Partick Thistle are looking to go seven games unbeaten, but have lost their last 17 league games away to Celtic, with their last win coming at Hampden in 1995.Goals from Tom Rogic and Kris Commons gave Celtic a 2-0 win earlier in the season at Firhill.

    Celtic's Leigh Griffiths (right) is challenged by Sean WelshSNS

  4. Inverness CT v Ross County (15:00)

    Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Ross County will today meet for the 50th time competitively. Caley have 24 wins to County's 12.  Just five points separate the two in the Premiership table. The last time they both finished in the top six was in County's first season in the top flight.They have met twice this season, one of which was in the League Cup, with the away side winning 2-1 on each occasion.

    ICT's Miles Storey (right) is challenged from Michael GardyneSNS

  5. Motherwell v Hamilton Academical (15:00)

    Hamilton Accies have the edge in derby clashes, having won four of the last five. Sitting just two points behind Motherwell, Martin Canning's side could leapfrog their Lanarkshire rivals in the Premiership with a win.Dougie Imrie's goal settled matters between the sides in September.

    Hamilton's Carlton Morris (right) holds off Kieran KennedySNS

  6. Kilmarnock v Hearts (15:00)

    Kilmarnock have lost 10 of their last 14 home games, while his old club Hearts have only lost just three away games all season, and won 3-2 at Rugby Park in the League Cup.Hearts could also move eight points clear of fourth-place St Johnstone as they hope for a return to European football.The two sides last met in October at Tynecastle, with former Hearts defender Conrad Balatoni cancelling out Jamie Walker's penalty in a 1-1 draw.

    Hearts' Danny Swanson (left) is tackled by Jamie HamillSNS

  7. Scottish League Two

    Clyde v Queen's Park

    East Fife v Elgin City

    East Stirlingshire v Stirling Albion

    Montrose v Arbroath

    (Berwick Rangers v Annan Athletic has been postponed)

  8. Scottish League One

    Albion Rovers v Airdrieonians

    Dunfermline Athletic v Cowdenbeath

    Peterhead v Stenhousemuir

    Stranraer v Ayr United

    (Brechin City against Forfar Atheltic has been postponed)

  9. Today's Scottish Championship fixtures

    Dumbarton v Rangers

    Hibernian v Raith Rovers

    Greenock Morton v St Mirren  

    Livingston v Queen of the South

    Alloa Athletic v Falkirk (17:15)

  10. LINE-UPS Kilmarnock v Hearts (15:00)

    Kilmarnock: Macdonald, Smith, Obadeyi, Ashcroft, Slater, Kiltie, McHattie, Syme, Balatoni, Magennis, Frizzell. Subs: Ridgers, Findlay, Boyd, Barbour, Splaine, Carrick, McKenzie.

    Hearts: Alexander, Paterson, Augustyn, Rossi, Oshaniwa, Buaben, Djoum, King, Nicholson, Reilly, Juanma. Subs: Hamilton, Ozturk, McGhee, Pallardo, Gomis, Sow, Zanatta.

  11. Dundee players Nick Ross and Kevin Holt celebrateSNS

    Nick Ross and Kevin Holt celebrate Dundee's derby win

  12. FULL-TIME Dundee 2-1 Dundee United

    Dundee claim victory in the second city derby of the season, leaving United firmly in trouble at the bottom of the Scottish Premiership.

    Nick Ross got the winner with a deflected shot after Kane Hemmings' volley had cancelled out Blair Spittal's free-kick opener for the visitors.

  13. YELLOW CARD

    A foul by Gary Irvine results in a booking for the Dundee defender.

  14. ADDED TIME

    Three minutes of stoppage time begin at Dens Park.

  15. LINE-UPS Inverness CT v Ross County (15:00)

    Inverness CT: Fon Williams, Raven, Tremarco, Vincent, Warren, Draper, Devine, Wedderburn, Tansey, Polworth, Storey. Subs: Esson, Lopez, Roberts, Williams, Vigurs, Mutombo.

    Ross County: Fox, Reckord, Quinn, Boyd, Gardyne, Curran, Foster, Davies, Schalk, M.Woods, Irvine. Subs: G.Woods, Fraser, McShane, Graham, Franks, Murdoch, De Vita.

  16. CLOSE!

    Another Blair Spittal free-kick is deflected wide of the Dundee goal.

  17. Nicky Ross celebrates after scoring for Dundee against Dundee UnitedSNS

    Nick Ross put Dundee ahead for the first time with a deflected shot

  18. RED CARD

    It's a second booking and a red card for Dundee United's Guy Demel after he barges over Nicky Low.

  19. LINE UPS Motherwell v Hamilton Academical (15:00)

    Motherwell: Ripley, Hammell, Grimshaw, McManus, Pearson, Johnson, Lasley, Law, Moult, Hall, McDonald. Subs: Samson, Laing, Robinson, Clarkson, McFadden, Cadden, Watt.

    Hamilton Academical: McGovern, Gordon, Kurakins, Gillespie, Imrie, Crawford, Morris, MacKinnon, Brophy, Docherty, Tagliapietra. Subs: Martin, D'Acol, Redmond, Sendles-White, Lingridge, Nadé, Boyd

  20. Dundee United huffing and puffing as they try and get an equaliser at Dens Park. They look short of confidence after such a poor run of form.