Well, what a strangely eventful night, despite a rather unimpressive performance by Celtic against Hamilton.

In the end, the Premiership leaders have gone further clear while Aberdeen and Motherwell must find another date for a game dramatically abandoned after a floodlight failure.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers on BBC Radio Scotland: "It certainly wasn't at the level we have been for most of the season, but the mentality of the players was very strong.

"The pitch looks heavy and it affects the speed of our game, but give credit to Hamilton - they condensed the space in the middle of the park.

"When you are a winning team, you have to have drive and hunger and the players have that in spades.

"We just failed with that last decision in the box, but they got the game done."

The floodlights at Pittodrie were powered by a generator with no problems for last Tuesday's win over Kilmarnock and the weekend draw with St Johnstone, explains Aberdeen chief executive Duncan Fraser.

He told BBC Scotland: "We brought in two generators and tested them - they've been working fine for the last week and a half, but tonight the generator tripped. 

"We powered it up again, but when it tripped again, we had no option but to call the game off. 

"We can only apologise to both sets of supporters."

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League One had looked like it was going to be extremely tight at the top, but Livingston have sprinted away from the pack and their 4-0 win at Stenhousemuir means they are now seven points clear of Airdrieonians.

Alloa Athletic are a further three points back after a disappointing home draw with Stranraer, who move above East Fife, who are now in the relegation play-off spot.

In League Two, Forfar Athletic's hammering of Annan Athletic means they move five points clear of Elgin City with a game in hand.

Hamilton Accies player-manager Martin Canning on BBC Radio Scotland: "I am pleased. I thought the boys were magnificent, they kept their shape well and held Celtic at bay.

"We put ourselves in a position to make it difficult for Celtic at the end.

"We have a big game in two days and we have to find our legs and get ready for Rangers."

Scottish League One

Alloa Athletic 2-2 Stranraer

Stenhousemuir 0-4 Livingston

Scottish League Two

Forfar Athletic 5-1 Annan Athletic

Read Richard Wilson's match report as Leigh Griffiths' solitary strike is enough to give Celtic victory.

Celtic are now 11 points ahead of Rangers at the top of the table with two games in hand.

That's a 10th straight Premiership win for Celtic - the first time they have done that in the top flight since 2014.

We are into stoppage time at Celtic Park. Done and dusted?

Erik Sviatchenko is caught in possession, but Accies fail to make Celtic pay as Eammon Brophy fires wide.

Some nervous moments for Celtic as Accies apply a bit of pressure, so home boss Brendan Rodgers responds by bringing off striker Moussa Dembele and sends on holding midfielder Nir Bitton.

League One leaders Livingston secure a convincing victory in the early kick-off, Dale Carrick completing the scoring against Stenhousemuir.

Tom Rogic is a becoming a real goal threat for Celtic these days and the Australian midfielder brushes the goalframe with a powerful drive.

Gary Mackay-Steven fails to get on the end of Patrick Roberts' dangerous ball across the face of the Accies goalmouth.

Richard Wilson
BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

Hamilton are seeing even less of the ball now. Celtic are launching attack after attack, albeit without generating clear scoring opportunities. 

There has been no sense of alarm for the home side, even though they have only established a one-goal lead, since Hamilton have lacked the poise to make any headway in the final third themselves. 

The expectation remains that Celtic will eventually carve out another opening, rather than suffer a setback in defence.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Greek defender Georgios Sarris plays a loose back-pass that slips just wide of his own goal.