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It's been a good day for St Johnstone, who move up to third in the Premiership and Queen of the South deserve great credit for taking over at the top of the Championship.

However, Louis Moult is the man of the hour, with his four goals helping Motherwell to a 4-2 derby victory over Hamilton at Fir Park.

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It's 1-1 at the moment, with Tope Obadeyi levelling John Baird's opener.

Celtic can extend their lead at the top of the Premiership pile when they visit Inverness Caley Thistle tomorrow.

Brendan Rodgers' side must recover from their Champions League mauling in Barcelona as they look to maintain their 100% league record.

The Highlanders opened with three defeats but have picked up recently, taking four points from St Johnstone and Aberdeen.

Before that there is a high noon showdown at Dens Park, with Aberdeen visiting Dundee.

Paul Hartley's side were draw specialists last season and have taken a point in each of their last three outings.

Aberdeen got off to a flier with eight straight wins last time but have picked up just one victory from five so far.

We'll do this live text dance again for those fixtures and BBC Radio Scotland will be covering both matches.

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Neil Lennon is not happy after Hibernian's winning run came to an end at home to Ayr United. The hosts were cruising at 1-0 before Marvin Bartley was sent off.

"The red card has changed the game," the Hibees manager told BBC Scotland. "It's not a red card. 

"Marvin has gone in with one foot and he is low. He might have caught the kid but there was a lot of other stuff going on out there, the way the referee was letting the game go.  

"I can't be over critical of the players. Indeed I feel for them a bit with the refereeing performance but we have to accept it and get on. 

"There have been instances in games this year when we haven't been good enough in front of goal but we had plenty of chances to go two up and should have seen the game out."

Ayr United gaffer Ian McCall: "For us to win against the overwhelming favourites for the league is a terrific result."

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"Everyone is equal in this dressing room and they all work so hard for each other," says St Johnstone boss Tommy Wright.

"I've got two number one keepers at the club and that's a manager's dream. I don't think there's a better young keeper in the country than Zander Clark.

"Gordon Strachan was here today and I think he's certainly someone who deserves to be near the Scotland squad."

The Saints boss also said that his two players booked for simulation [Graham Cummins & Chris Kane] will be fined if he agrees with the referee after watching match footage.

"It's great to have Louis Moult back," says a delighted Motherwell boss Mark McGhee. "He's had the operation and says it's the best he's felt in his career. He scored a fantastic four goals today, let's see if he can get to 20 before Christmas.

"For me, the most important thing is the three points. Bragging rights are for the supporters and I'm delighted for them."

The game is under way and you can watch via the coverage tab at the top of the page.

"That's the way it goes sometimes - we played some fantastic football then got hit by a sucker punch," Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson tells Sportsound.

"The St Johnstone goalkeeper has had the game of his life and they had one shot on goal. We can't be too despondent about it.

"I got sent to the stand for clapping a delivery into the box. I think the fourth official has got his wires crossed a bit."

Forfar Athletic are flying in League Two, with today's 4-1 win over Stirling Albion making it six wins from six for the table-toppers.

Josh Peters was on target again with two of those goals.

Hibs are not the only side to lose an unbeaten run today,since Brechin City were undone at Livingston.

Alloa and Livi lead the way on 15 points in League One.

SCOTTISH CHAMPIONSHIP 

Dumbarton 1-1 St Mirren 

Hibernian 1-2 Ayr United

Greenock Morton 2-1 Dunfermline Athletic

Queen of the South 3-1 Raith Rovers

SCOTTISH LEAGUE ONE 

Airdrieonians 1-1 East Fife 

Livingston 2-1 Brechin City 

Queen's Park 1-2 Alloa Athletic 

Stenhousemuir 2-2 Peterhead 

Stranraer 3-2 Albion Rovers

SCOTTISH LEAGUE TWO 

Arbroath 1-1 Annan Athletic 

Cowdenbeath 0-2 Berwick Rangers 

Edinburgh City 0-1 Montrose 

Elgin City 0-2 Clyde 

Forfar Athletic 4-1 Stirling Albion

The visitors earn a point on their first visit to Ibrox. Not the response Rangers boss Mark Warburton was looking for after last weekend's derby drubbing.

James Tavernier heads wide from a corner then has a shot saved by Scott Fox as Rangers give it the kitchen sink treatment in stoppage time.

The points are shared in a thoroughly entertaining game. Twice the Jags came from behind and that nudges them off the foot of the table on goal difference as Inverness CT drop one place ahead of tomorrow's game with Celtic.

Saints continue their good run against the Jambos in Perth and move up to third in the table, level on points with the visitors from Edinburgh.

Callum Paterson again goes close as the right-back, pushed up in a desperate attempt to salvage a point, stabs the ball just wide from 12 yards.

Queen of the South are the new leaders in the Championship. The Doonhamers are the only unbeaten team in the division after a 3-1 triumph at home to Raith Rovers.

The Dumfries side leapfrog Hibernian, who suffer a shock 2-1 home defeat to Ayr United.

Five minutes of stoppage time at Ibrox.