Barry Wilson
BBC Scotland at the Caledonian Stadium

"Inverness really have grabbed a lifeline with that goal before half time. No-one was quite sure what the confusion was regarding the goal but it certainly gives Inverness hope in a game where County dominated and could have been three or four in front. It's game on now, however, in a pulsating Highland derby."

Lee McCulloch will have responsibility for delivering a team-talk to try to turn this match for Kilmarnock, with manager Lee Clark serving a touchline ban. Accies have looked comfortable since going ahead.

Scott Davie
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

"Aberdeen should have been ahead in a first 30 minutes they largely controlled with Hearts struggling to get out of their own half during that period.

"The last 15 minutes were more encouraging for the visitors as they at last started to produce some quality link-up play that posed a few problems for the Dons."

SCOTTISH CHAMPIONSHIP 

Dumbarton 0-0 Dundee Utd 

Hibernian 1-0 Dunfermline 

Morton 1-0 Falkirk 

Queen of the South 2-0 Ayr Utd

Raith Rovers 1-0 St Mirren 

SCOTTISH LEAGUE ONE 

Airdrieonians 0-2 Livingston 

Albion Rovers 0-1 Brechin 

Peterhead 0-1 East Fife 

Stenhousemuir 1-0 Queen's Park 

Stranraer 1-5 Alloa 

SCOTTISH LEAGUE TWO 

Berwick Rangers 1-0 Annan Athletic 

Elgin City 3-0 Edinburgh City 

Forfar 2-1 Cowdenbeath 

Montrose 0-1 Arbroath 

Stirling Albion 0-0 Clyde

Neither side really taking charge in Hamilton with the hosts still holding that slender lead through Louis Longridge.

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Seven yellow cards against Celtic, four in midweek against St Johnstone, and three already this half for Hearts against Aberdeen.

Full-back Faycal Rherras is booked after he gives away a free-kick and then kicked the ball away in frustration. He is swiftly followed by Prince Buaben, with Tony Watt also in the book.

Head coach Robbie Neilson may well have a problem with suspensions soon at this rate.

Sam Nicholson dinks in a free-kick for John Souttar who heads past the post. From where he was on the edge of the six yard box the young Hearts defender will feel he should have hit the target at least.

Barry Wilson
BBC Scotland at the Caledonian Stadium

"What a start to this game from the visitors and what a second goal from Liam Boyce. Inverness paid the price for not replacing Kevin McNaughton immediately after picking up a nasty-looking injury. The change to 4-4-2 looks to have been a masterstroke by Jim McIntyre."

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Lionel Ainsworth goes close for Motherwell. He takes maybe one touch too many, but manages to get his shot away, dragging it just side of the far post.

Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland

"There's no doubt Dundee United have largely been in control of this match against Dumbarton but turning possession into serious chances has been difficult for Ray McKinnon's men. The Sons are creeping into this."

Of the five matches in the Championship, only Dumbarton v Dundee United is without a goal. In the other four games, the home team leads 1-0 - that is, Hibs, Morton, Queen of the South and Raith Rovers are all a goal to the good.

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Inverness CT 0-2 Ross County

More trouble for the hosts as Billy King takes a bang on the back after going down awkwardly in the penalty box. He's being led off the pitch for a bit of magic sponge treatment but it looks like he should be able to carry on.

Scott Davie
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

"Hearts' backline are working hard to repel the waves of Aberdeen attacks but there is a real lack of quality when they try to go forward. They are struggling to do even the simple things at times on the rare occasions when they do approach the Dons' final third."