So, Celtic beat Hearts at Tynecastle but their Premiership title celebrations remain on ice after Aberdeen hammer Motherwell at home. 

Celtic can clinch the title when they lock horns with the Dons next week. 

Kilmarnock boost their hopes of avoiding the play-offs with victory at Hamilton Accies, while Inverness CT prove too strong for Partick and St Johnstone secure maximum points at Ross County. 

Dundee can relegation neighbours United in Monday's derby at Dens Park. 

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Ronny Deila insists he "never lost the dressing room" after Celtic all but sealed another Scottish Premiership title.

The Norwegian, who will leave at the end of the season, watched his side win 3-1 against Hearts at Tynecastle.

Though Aberdeen beat Motherwell, Celtic's far superior goal difference effectively makes them champions with a nine-point lead and three to play.

"The boys have supported me all the time," Deila told BBC Scotland.

"Always they ask me, 'have I lost the boys, have I lost the dressing room?' I never lost the dressing room, they are fantastic and you can see that today.

"I was so happy with the boys. We played a very good game. The first half, we were totally dominant and could've been two up.

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Kilmarnock's victory at Hamilton this afternoon sees them move to within four points of their opponents in the battle to avoid the play-offs. 

"We're still in the position where we need to go and win and games," Accies boss Martin Canning has told BBC Scotland.

"That hasn't changed. The players know they let themselves down today and that's disappointing."

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Annan 1-0 Queen's Park 

Clyde 3-1 Stirling 

East Fife 1-1 East Stirling

Elgin 4-1 Arbroath 

Montrose 1-0 Berwick 

Ayr 0-3 Airdrieonians

Dunfermline 1-0 Peterhead 

Forfar 1-2 Brechin

Stenhousemuir 1-3 Albion

Stranraer 1-0 Cowdenbeath 

 "We're not getting excited as I would still love to be in Hamilton's position. We've got three more Champions League finals, as I call them, and we have to go again."

Barry Robson curls a free-kick just wide of the top corner as Aberdeen look to finish a good day with a flourish.

Motherwell skipper Keith Lasley gets a head start for the showers as he is sent off for a robust challenge on Kenny McLean.

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"A whirlwind eight minutes with three goals but Inverness Caledonian Thistle still very much in control!"

No sooner had Partick clawed back some of their deficit do Inverness score again, Jordan Roberts slamming home after Kris Doolan's consolation effort.