Thanks very much indeed for clicking on or thumbing through our online offering today. It's been an exciting afternoon, with Celtic in the Premiership and Hibernian in the Championship maintaining their 100% records.

Keep an eye for more post-match reaction on the website, and on Sunday at 18:00 BST we'll be publishing highlights of all six of today's top-tier games.

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Have a great evening.

Edinburgh Arab: "Player of the day must be Cammy Bell - a world record of penalty saves - 3 saves in 20 minutes - how many world records do Scottish players possess?"

Christine, Lanark: "Sam Nicholson player of the day. 60th minute sub and got a penalty and scored and turned the game round for us. He was a game changer today. He was the difference. 100% a pen too."

Tommy from Super Ayr: "It really grates on me when commentators shorten Kilmarnocknill to just Kilmarnock."

Lucy the Arab: "Cammy Bell for player of the day. 3 penalties and 3 saves . He was outstanding." 

Nick in Fife: "Absolutely agree with Cammy Bell nomination. I was at the game today and am sure I've just witnessed a piece of history as surely this triple penalty save has never been done before in a competitive game. What made his third save even better is he was down badly injured just before it and stood up limping to just calmly palm away the third. Absolutely top drawer stuff."

Michael: "Really chuffed as a Hibs fan with our start to the season. 5 wins from 5 and today's game was the kind of game we didn't win last year. Neil Lennon really impressing me so far and yet another goal for Jason the goal machine. Might as well enjoy him now because he'll be away next summer I'd think."

Richard Wilson
BBC Scotland at Tynecastle

Martin Canning is frustrated at two refereeing decisions at Tynecastle. He disagrees with the decision to award a penalty against his side when Sam Nicholson went down, claiming Nicholson himself said he was off balance and had no choice but to go over. 

Canning also believes his side should have had a penalty when Dougie Imrie went down near the end, but the Hamilton manager refused to criticise the match officials.

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BBC Radio Scotland's Off the Ball is starting now, with Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan discussing the day's action and mispronunc... misspronounciat... misprounounciations.. Och, you know what I mean.

Richard Wilson
BBC Scotland at Tynecastle

Hearts manager Robbie Neilson feels doubts about refereeing decisions are being "thrown" at him as a "repercussion" of Jamie Walker being banned for diving earlier in the season. 

He feels there was contact on Sam Nicholson when he went down in the area for the spot kick that Walker converted to put Hearts in front against Hamilton.

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Inverness CT manager Richie Foran: "I just want referees and officials to be fair to us. If you're going to book three of our players, you've got to be consistent and you've got to be fair. I thought Aberdeen were there for the taking. I thought defensively, all over the park, we were magnificent. We had chances. We're looking for one more player. It has to be the right player so we'll be taking our time. In a couple of days' time I might be happy with a point. What a great game to look forward to (playing Celtic). We'll be going to win that game of football."

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John Mclean, 'Inversnecky': "[Aberdeen boss Derek] McInnes bereft of ideas. Sticking with the old tried and trusted failures and the performances are for all to see."

Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Firhill

The same two scorers who gave Saints a 2014 Scottish Cup final win struck to end a bad record against Partick Thistle.

A first win in five attempts against the Jags for the Perth men.

Steven Anderson and Steven MacLean's strikes were good in different ways - Anderson's from a tight angle and MacLean's a solid shot from at least 20 yards.

I suspect this incident - when Hearts' Sam Nicholson was awarded a penalty against Hamilton with the score tied at 1-1 - will be discussed at length on Sportscene tomorrow.

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Championship final scores

Ayr 2-1 Morton

Dumbarton 0-1 Hibernian

Dunfermline 1-3 Dundee United

Raith Rovers 0-2 Falkirk

St Mirren 1-3 Queen of the South

Our news colleagues are reporting that toilets were damaged at Celtic Park.

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