Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

"Lee Clark makes the first change of the evening with Stuart Findlay who has been tormented all night being replaced by Mark O'Hara. Rory Loy almost makes it two for the home side - clean through on goal but takes a poor touch and Jamie MacDonald saves."

Motherwell are putting pressure on St Johnstone in the race for fourth place. Mark McGhee's men lead Ross County through goals from Stephen Pearson and Keith Lasley.

The opener was a tap-in, the second screamer...

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Scott Davie
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

"No goals and very few clear goalscoring chances in the game but there was no sense that either team were coasting towards their summer break in the first half. Celtic have been poor going forward but both they and St Johnstone are fully committed with some meaty tackles flying in during a tough and feisty opening period."

Hamilton go close, with Carlton Morris rifling a shot just over the crossbar from 20 yards.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at the Global Energy Stadium

"Great finish from Keith Lasley for Motherwell's second and a deserved lead for the visitors. They've been positive from the start with County looking utterly jaded thus far. Mark McGhee's side well on course to finish at least fifth in the Premiership on this evidence."

Saints have been lively but haven't really tested visiting goalkeeper Logan Bailly. Celtic are really off the pace. No sign of any of these fringe players making a case for more regular involvement.

Celtic switch off as Saints shell a long free-kick in the direction of Joe Shaughnessy, who is sporting a huge bandage on his head. The Saints defender controls the ball beautifully but his low cross into the danger zone is cut out by a stretching Stefan Johansen. 

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

"Rory Loy's goal gives Dundee the early advantage they deserve as they have dominated the opening 20 minutes. Killie look ragged at the back and are struggling to cope with the movement of Loy, Stewart and Hemmings."

Chick Young
BBC Scotland at Stair Park

"It's a feisty old game in the grand old fashioned style. It's a long time since I saw a kick-off held up to accommodate a pipe band marching across the pitch."

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park

"An early scare for Kilmarnock as a Greg Stewart free kick sneaks through the visitors defence before Jamie MacDonald clears with his legs and the ball is eventually cleared away. A low key atmosphere inside Dens Park as Dundee look to secure seventh spot while Killie face the drama of a play-off against either Hibernian or Falkirk."

Patrick Roberts scored two beauties at the weekend and the Celtic winger is in the mood for another as his shot from 20 yards takes a deflection off a defender's boot and loops narrowly wide.

Richard Wilson
BBC Scotland at New Douglas Park

"Another major call by the match officials. An Inverness counter-attack ended with Miles Storey crossing for Danny Williams, who clipped the ball into the net, only to turn and see the offside flag raised."

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at the Global Energy Stadium

"A strong start form Motherwell who've been on the front foot from the opening whistle but very slack from the home side. Jackson Irvine didn't clear his lines properly allowing the visitors in for an easy goal when simply finding touch would have sufficed."

Scott Davie
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

"Ronny Deila made seven changes to the starting line-up and it's hardly surprising that Celtic's play is so disjointed when so many of those drafted in have lacked game time this season. St Johnstone have largely pinned the champions back for long spells but know they make the most of that pressure to get the win that would clinch fourth place."

Richard Wilson
BBC Scotland at New Douglas Park

"Early moment of contention at New Douglas Park, with Eamonn Brophy tumbling to the ground inside the Inverness penalty area, but he did appear to run into the visiting defender and referee Stephen Finnie was unmoved. Martin Canning certainly made his view clear to the fourth official."

It's all St Johnstone as Chris Kane races to the right edge of the penalty area and drives an angled shot narrowly wide of the far post.