FT: St Johnstone 2-1 Celtic - Saints come from behind to win
FT: Dundee 1-1 Kilmarnock, Hamilton 0-1 Inverness, Ross County 1-3 Motherwell
FT: Stranraer 1-1 Ayr Utd - Championship final play-off first leg
Hamilton Academical 0-1 Inverness CT
Almost an equaliser for the home side. After a series of shots are blocked, the ball runs to Eamonn Brophy and his fiercely-struck effort is deflected just wide.
St Johnstone 2-1 Celtic
A good spell of pressure from the visitors culminates with Callum McGregor zipping a sweet strike narrowly wide from 20 yards.
Ross County 0-2 Motherwell
Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at the Global Energy Stadium
"Much better from Ross County with chances beginning to flow as they try and get back into this. David Goodwillie has had the best of them but you sense if County get one they're capable of more."
Dundee 1-1 Kilmarnock
Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park
"A much improved Kilmarnock in the second half equalise after Balatoni soars above the home defence to nod the ball home. Dundee almost strike back immediately but Darren O'Dea's header is cleared off the line by Miles Addison."
Image source, SNSConrad Balatoni levels for Kilmarnock
Joe Shaughnessy swings in a delivery from the right and Celtic goalkeeper Logan Bailly is reaching for it, only to have the ball headed out his hands by team-mate Efe Ambrose. It falls for Graham Cummins and the Saints sub can't miss.
Killie defender Conrad Balatoni gets to Craig Slater's free-kick and heads it back across goal and into the bottom left hand corner.
First blood to the Blues as Mark McGuigan drills home a low shot.
St Johnstone 1-1 Celtic
Celtic fans will get a look at teenage right-back Anthony Ralston for the last 18 mins as he replaces Saidy Janko. I wonder if this guy is next season's Kieran Tierney?
Hamilton Academical 0-1 Inverness CT
Inverness should double their advantage, but when Liam Polworth is sent clean through, the midfielder can only direct his shot straight at Hamilton goalkeeper Michael McGovern.
Stranraer 0-0 Ayr United
Into the second half at Stair Park. You can watch that game on BBC Alba using the coverage tab.
Image source, SNSTeams out for the second half across the nation... The game in Perth kicked off 15 minutes before all of the others.
St Johnstone 1-1 Celtic
Every time I look up referee Willie Collum is flashing a yellow card. He's booked five players so far but kept his card in his pocket when Leigh Griffiths celebrated his goal by going into the crowd to give his kid a wee cuddle. There's no place for common sense in Scottish refereeing, surely?
Image source, SNSSteven MacLean robs the dithering Stefan Johansen inside the Celtic penalty area and keeps a cool head to dink the ball over the advancing Craig Gordon. Lovely finish but what on earth was Johansen playing at?
Goal number 40 for Leigh Griffiths! The Celtic striker gathers the ball on the left edge of the box and cuts through three desperate challenges to coolly prod the ball past Zander Clark with the outside of his boot.
He's the first player to reach 40 for Celtic since Henrik Larsson.
Richard Wilson
BBC Scotland at New Douglas Park
"If Hamilton are to send their fans home happy from the last game of the season at New Douglas Park, they will need to raise their game. Inverness were, by a narrow margin, the better of the sides in the opening half and eventually made that count with a Danny Devine goal just before half-time. The home side need to lift the tempo and attacking intent of their play to rescue something from this game."
Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park
"A narrow one-goal lead for the home side barely tells the story of how dominant they have been over Kilmarnock in the opening 45 minutes. Rory Loy scored and should have doubled the lead when clean through but a poor touch allowed MacDonald to save.
"One close shave for Paul Hartley's side when a Nick Ross pass back had Scott Bain scampering along his line to save with his legs.
"Greg Stewart once again showing why clubs are taking more than a passing interest in the former Cowdenbeath striker."
Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at the Global Energy Stadium
"Signs of County coming back into this with the introduction of Rafa De Vita providing a spark. For the first 35 minutes it was all Motherwell who thoroughly deserve this lead but an early goal for the home side in the second half could change the complexion."
Ross County 0-2 Motherwell
The home side are cut open again and Scott Fox does well to keep out a shot from Stephen Pearson.
St Johnstone 0-0 Celtic
We're up and running again at McDiarmid Park.
Iain Vigurs drives a free-kick into the penalty area, which the Hamilton goalkeeper Michael McGovern and the Inverness defender Danny Devine challenge for. The latter wins, and steers the ball into the net to put the visitors in front.