Summary

  • FT: Hearts 6-0 Motherwell (Rossi, Sow, Reilly, pen, Paterson, Juanma, Djoum, pen) - Hearts go within three points of second-place Aberdeen

  • FT: Kilmarnock 2-1 Inverness (Kiltie, Slater; Draper) - Killie move 14 points clear of bottom place

  • FT: Partick Thistle 2-4 Dundee (Amoo, Doolan; Hemmings, pen, Harkins 2, Stewart), FT: St Johnstone 0-0 Hamilton

  • FT: Scottish Championship: Rangers 4-1 Livingston (Wilson, Waghorn 2, 1 pen, Miller, Buchanan)

  • Eight games off and two abandoned across Championship and Leagues One and Two

Live Reporting

Andy Campbell

  1. Good night.

  2. Just about time for me to go. Please join us again tomorrow for live coverage of Ross County v Aberdeen and Falkirk v Hibernian.

  3. “Delighted, especially when you consider the amount of players we had missing today as well. We had a really young side again. Really proud of the performance in difficult conditions

    Huge credit has to go to the officials. They did everything possible to get the game finished, which was really good. Delighted to get the game played and obviously to get the three points which was a big result for us”

    Gary Locke, Kilmarnock manager

  4. There have been bids [for Michael O'Halloran]. I don’t know if there are going to be any more bids. I can’t do anything about that

    If you go to the shop and want to buy something, you’ve got to put the money up that the price tag is. It’s simple economics. Rangers are saying they are not going to be held to ransom; we don’t hold anybody to ransom. We’re not a big enough club to do that

    The bottom line is he’s our player. We hope to hold on to him"

    Tommy Wright, St Johnstone manager

  5. Dundee manager Paul HartleySNS

    You see the creativity we’ve got with Harkins, Stewart and Hemmings, and I thought they were terrific in the final third today

    I thought we won the game probably in the first half an hour. The performance was great. First-half some great football, second-half we managed the game really well"

    Paul Hartley, Dundee manager

  6. Home win for Rangers

    Rangers players celebratingSNS

    Three Scottish Championship matches were postponed, another was abandoned but leaders Rangers did get their game on and beat Livingston to move three points clear

  7. Both of tomorrow's games will be covered live on Sportsound on BBC Radio Scotland.

  8. Ross County v Aberdeen (12:15, Sunday)

    Also tomorrow, second-place Aberdeen take on fellow top-six side in the Scottish Premiership.

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    Falkirk are scheduled to play Hibernian at the Falkirk Stadium on Sunday at 15:00 GMT.

  10. This afternoon, we weren't the team that we've been in recent weeks. You've got to be really at your best to come here and not get a bad result. We were well beaten"

    Mark McGhee, Motherwell manager

  11. Slater stunner

    Craig Slater scores for Kilmarnock against Inverness CTSNS

    Craig Slater's impressive volley proved to be the winner as Kilmarnock beat Inverness Caledonian Thistle

  12. FULL-TIME Kilmarnock 2-1 Inverness CT

    A somewhat delayed whistle at Rugby Park. Kilmarnock win to move 14 points clear of Scottish Premiership bottom side Dundee United.

  13. We played exceptionally well in periods of the game. Last week was the benchmark and we've carried it on to this week

    Robbie Neilson, Hearts head coach

  14. Parity in Perth

    Gramoz Kurtaj and Dave MackaySNS

    Neither side could find the net as St Johnstone and Hamilton Academical drew at McDiarmid Park

  15. Dundee delirious

    Dundee players celebratedSNS

    Dundee enjoyed their snowy visit to Firhill, beating Partick Thistle 4-2, with the Jags finishing with 10 men

  16. ADDED TIME Kilmarnock 2-1 Inverness CT

    Seven minutes of stoppage time being played at Rugby Park.

  17. Happy Hearts

    Arnaud Djoum scores a penalty for Hearts against MotherwellSNS

    Arnaud Djoum completed the scoring from the penalty spot as Hearts beat Motherwell 6-0

  18. FULL-TIME

    Scottish League Two

    Annan Athletic 2-4 East Fife

    Queen's Park 1-1 Montrose

  19. FULL-TIME Stranraer 1-5 Peterhead

    The only one of today's Scottish League One games to make it to a finish ends in a comfortable win for Peterhead at Stranraer.

  20. FULL-TIME St Johnstone 0-0 Hamilton Academical

    The only one of today's Scottish Premiership games without a goal ends. A point apiece in Perth.