That's it for Saturday's Scottish football action.

Any thoughts Aberdeen had of catching Celtic cold after their midweek European exertions were blown away as the champions put the Dons to the sword 4-1 at Celtic Park. Brendan Rodgers' side sit on top of the Premiership this evening, a point clear of Rangers with a game in third.

Hearts move up to third after Tony Watt's dramatic last-gasp winner at Partick Thistle.

Ross County remain fourth despite Dougie Imrie's goal consigning them to defeat at Hamilton.

Motherwell and Dundee played out a goalless draw at Fir Park.

Richie Foran will sleep better this evening after Josh Meeking's last-minute goal gave the Caley Thistle manager his first win since being appointed boss in the summer.

You can read reports and reaction from all of today's Scottish football action on the the BBC Sport Scotland website.

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“I think 4-1 is really harsh on the team. Anybody that was here at the game would see that. 

"Losing the goal before half-time was very frustrating but we knew the game was still there to get points from. 

"The referee gets involved with the penalty kick and it’s never a free-kick when Rogic gets pulled down for his free-kick. You’ve got to applaud the quality of the free-kick but it’s not a free-kick in the first place. 

"The game runs away from us with ten men."

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes

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"You saw the quality of Tony Watt at the end. That's the reason we kept him on. Steve [Crawford] and I spoke about changing the shape to try to get something more out of the game, but I wanted to give Tony that opportunity because I knew he would create something. His finish was top drawer."

Hearts manager Robbie Neilson

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Hamilton Accies manager Martin Canning: "Once we got going we were very good," he told BBC Scotland.

"Today was justification for the players in that if you continue to put that work in and be brave, then you'll win games.

"Every week Dougie Imrie works his socks off and it's nice to see guys like him getting the reward. Guys like him are priceless.

"We spoke about winning more games at home and it's nice to have done that."

Ross County manager Jim McIntyre: "First goal was always going to be crucial.

"I think our quality just wasn't as good as it normally is on the ball. We didn't handle the surface particularly well. It was one of those days when you're scratching your head at times with some poor decision-making from us.

"You always want to go into the international break off the back of a positive result and unfortunately for us we're going in with a defeat."

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Dundee United boss Ray McKinnon: "I would have to say that was two points dropped. 

"From 2-0 up to draw the game is disappointing for us. When you are in that position you should certainly win the game so it's definitely two points dropped for us. 

"Jordan Thompson scores a wonder goal and ultimately that gives them something to fight for.

"The first ten minutes of the second half was pretty disappointing. We should be battling harder than that then another wonder strike grabs them a point."

Raith Rovers boss Gary Locke: "I was disappointed with the first twenty minutes because we looked like a team that didn't believe in ourselves. 

"We gave them too much respect and sat off them. We made a tactical change and it got us back into the game. 

"A great strike by Jordan Thompson but for a good hour of the game I thought we were outstanding."

“I thought a draw would have been a fair result. It was a sore one to take at the end. I thought we defended really well in the second-half and we limited Hearts’ chances. It was a bit of a ricochet and we’re very unlucky with the outcome.”

Partick Thistle manager Alan Archibald on BBC Radio Scotland

Richard Wilson
BBC Scotland at Firhill

Robbie Neilson says he did not want to settle for a draw at Firhill because he knew how the other scores in the Premiership were going. 

He left match winner Tony Watt on because he felt the striker has the ability to make something happen in the closing  minutes of the game.

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“It was arguably our best result of the season because of everything that has gone before it. To end up scoring four goals against a very good side, late on again, really shows the mental and physical fitness of the players. They are relentless at the moment. It’s been a near-on perfect start for us.”

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers speaking on BBC Radio Scotland

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BBC Scotland at Caledonian Stadium

That last minute winner by Josh Meekings was no more than Inverness deserved after a fine performance. ]

Richard Foster's wonder strike looked to have grabbed the Saints a point but Richie Foran's positive substitutions paid dividends to give the home side a first win of the season.

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Chick Young
BBC Scotland at Firhill

You could just sense there was something in the air. Tony Watt with a 90th minute winner in a game that had everything. Both sides should take bow.

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Arbroath 5-3 Stirling

Clyde 5-3 Cowdenbeath

Edinburgh City 1-2 Berwick

Forfar 3-2 Elgin

Montrose 2-2 Annan Athletic

Albion 0-4 Alloa

East Fife 1-2 Brechin

Queen's Park 1-0 Livingston

Stenhousemuir 2-2 Airdrieonians

Stranraer 1-0 Peterhead

Ayr 1-1 St Mirren

Dundee United 2-2 Raith Rovers 2

Dunfermline 0-1 Queen of the South

Falkirk 1-0 Dumbarton

Hibernian 4-0 Morton

Celtic 4-1 Aberdeen

Hamilton 1-0 Ross County

Inverness 2-1 St Johnstone

Motherwell 0-0 Dundee

Partick 1-2 Hearts

Goals from Leigh Griffiths, James Forrest, Scott Sinclair and Tom Rogic see Celtic ease to victory over Aberdeen.

It's a first win of the season for Hamilton as Dougie Imrie's goal proves the difference at New Douglas Park.

Josh Meekings strikes in stoppage time to give Inverness their first win of the season and the first points under manager Richie Foran.

Tony Watt's 90th minute winner gives Hearts the win that takes them up to third in the table.

It's a point apiece for Motherwell and Dundee after a fairly forgettable affair at Fir Park.