That's all from me folks. Many thanks for your company today.

We'll get a break from this exciting league campaign tomorrow when it's all about the League Cup final. 

Ross County and Hibernian should serve up a cracker, so join us for all the action from Hampden.

So what next for Celtic and Aberdeen in this race for top spot? Both sides are away from home next weekend, with the leaders at Kilmarnock and the Dons going to Motherwell.

"The players deserve great credit for the determination they showed to make sure the result went our way. Kilmarnock threw everyone at it in the second half and made it very difficult.

"For the last three years, we've been scoring late winners, coming from behind. We've done that consistently but I'd like it to be more relaxed at times by making sure we get that second goal when we get in front."

Image source, SNS

Whatever happens at Hampden on Sunday, we'll have a sixth different winner of the League Cup in six years.

Can the Staggies lift their first ever major trophy or will a Championship side be celebrating?

Tomorrow we have the first silverware of the season up for grabs, as Hibs and Ross County meet at Hampden in the League Cup final.

We will have that one covered across TV, radio and online, so make sure you join us for all of the action.

There's also a big rugby match on, with Scotland welcoming France to Murrayfield in the Six Nations. It's just a pity both of those games are on at the same time.

Dumbarton v Falkirk is just kicking off in the Championship. You can follow the action on BBC ALBA or watch online.

The Bairns can move six points clear of Hibs in the race for second place behind runaway leaders Rangers.

"In the first half we played with too much fear, allowing Aberdeen to dictate. Second half, we played with aggression with and without the ball and we're disappointed not to take something from the game.

"I have 100% confidence we will get out this situation. There has been improvement, without a shadow of a doubt. We've been up against a team that could be champions in a couple of months and we rattled them."

In a game of many, many chances, Hearts scored the only goal at Dens Park thanks to a classy finish from Jamie Walker. It's four wins on the bounce for the Tynecastle side, who are sure to be playing in Europe next season now.

Dundee will rue a number of squandered opportunities as they remain stuck in the bottom half of the table.

Image source, SNS

Hamilton will enjoy their long bus journey home after drawing level on points with Inverness. Carlton Morris scored the only goal as Caley Thistle piled on late pressure to no avail. 

Accies' last four wins have all come on the road.

Image source, SNS

Arbroath 3-0 East Stirlingshire

Berwick Rangers 1-0 Stirling Albion

Clyde 1-0 Elgin City

East Fife 4-2 Annan Athletic

Montrose 1-1 Queen's Park

Airdrieonians 0-2 Brechin City

Albion Rovers 0-1 Stranraer

Ayr United 0-2 Dunfermline

Forfar Athletic 1-1 Cowdenbeath

Stenhousemuir 1-4 Peterhead

Alloa 1-1 Raith Rovers

St Mirren 2-1 Queen of the South

Aberdeen close to within a point of Premiership leaders Celtic again thanks to Shay Logan's diving header against battling Kilmarnock.

It leaves Killie trailing further behind in the battle to avoid the play-off place since Hamilton picked up maximum points at Inverness.

Danny Devine heads over the Hamilton bar from close range in the dying seconds. It's not just going to happen for Caley Thistle.

We're into stoppage-time at Pittodrie, with three minutes added.

It looks like Alloa will be denied a rare win as Raith Rovers level in the dying moments through Kyle Benedictus.

Liam Hughes cracks a volley just wide of Michael McGovern's Hamilton goal after being set up Iain Vigurs. Can the Accies hang on for a very valuable away win?