Summary

  • FT: Rangers 4-0 Hamilton (Hyndman, Hill, Waghorn pen, Wallace) - Caixinha's first match as Ibrox manager

  • Inverness CT 1-1 Ross County (Tansey; Schalk) - third Highland derby this season

  • FT: Kilmarnock 1-1 Partick Th (Sammon; Erskine), FT: Motherwell 1-2 St Johnstone (McDonald; Craig 2)

  • Full cards in Championship, Leagues One and Two

  • FT: Aberdeen 2-0 Hearts (Logan, Hayes) - Stockley sent off for Dons

Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. Toral restored to Rangers line-up

    Rangers v Hamilton (15:00)

    Rangers make on change, with Jon Toral returning from injury to replace Lee Hodson. That will mean a return to full-back for James Tavernier.

    Joe Garner, who scored a hat-trick against Accies in the cup, is back from suspension but must settle for a place on the bench.

    Accies midfielder Darian MacKinnon is back after suspension, while defender Alex Gogic starts for the first time.

    Jon ToralSNS

    Toral, on loan from Arsenal, scored his first Rangers goal against Hamilton a fortnight ago

  2. Derby day in the Highlands

    Inverness CT v Ross County (15:00)

    The stakes are high in the Highland derby.

    Bottom club Caley Thistle are battling for top flight survival and their near neighbours are only four points better off.

    Richie Foran's men have shown fight of late, losing just one of their past five league games, while County have lost five of their last seven.

    Having endured a run of eight without a league win in this fixture, Jim McIntyre's visitors have prevailed 3-2 in both of this season's meetings.

    Inverness CT midfielder Ross DraperSNS

    Inverness CT midfielder Ross Draper returns from suspension

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  4. 'Interference is not acceptable'

    FT: Aberdeen 2-0 Hearts

    Both Willie Miller and Allan Preston have been highlighting the moment during the game when Hearts director of football Craig Levein passed on a message via Jon Daly to Ian Cathro in the dugout.

    "You can't have that interference. I don't think it is acceptable," they agreed.

    Whether or not the former Scotland manager's advice would have been welcome, it will again fuel the debate, as it was under previous head coach Robbie Neilson, about how much influence Craig Levein has on team affairs.

    Hearts coach Jon Daly and director of football Craig Levein chat in the stand SNS

    Hearts coach Jon Daly was given instructions by director of football Craig Levein

  5. LINE-UPS at the Caledonian Stadium

    Inverness CT v Ross County (15:00)

    Inverness CT:  Fon Williams, Raven, Laing, McCart, Warren, Tremarco, Draper, Vigurs, Tansey, Anier, Billy Mckay.

    Substitutes:  Hoban, Polworth, Ebbe, Boden, King, Brad Mckay, Cole.

    Ross County:  McCarey, Fraser, Naismith, Routis, Gardyne, Boyce, Curran, Chow, Davies, Schalk, Van Der Weg 

    Substitutes:  Foden, O'Brien, Dow, Gobern, Lalkovic, Tumilty, Dykes 

  6. LINE-UPS at Rugby Park

    Kilmarnock v Partick Thistle (15:00)

    Kilmarnock: Woodman, Hendrie, S.Boyd, Ajer, Taylor, Jones, Longstaff, Dicker, McKenzie, Sammon, K.Boyd

    Substitutes: MacDonald, Osborne, M.Smith, Umerah, Frizzell, Roberts, I.Wilson

    Partick Thistle: Cerny, Dumbuya, Keown, Lindsay, Elliot, Osman, Erskine, Barton, Edwards, Lawless, Doolan.

    Substitutes: Ridgers, Booth, Amoo, Devine, Azeez, Nisbet, McCarthy

  7. LINE-UPS at Fir Park

    Motherwell v St Johnstone (15:00)

    Motherwell:  Samson, Hammell, McHugh, Moult, Cadden, Frear, Clay, Jules, Ferguson, McDonald, Pearson 

    Substitutes:  Griffiths, Ainsworth, Bowman, Lasley, Blyth, Campbell, McMillan 

    St Johnstone:  Clark, Foster, Easton, Shaughnessy, Scobie, Alston, Paton, Swanson, Craig, Cummins, MacLean. 

    Substitutes: Mannus, Millar, Davidson, Smith, Coulson, Thomson, Hunter. 

  8. FT: Aberdeen 2-0 Hearts

    It is five wins in 17 games since Ian Cathro came in and it's not good enough. There was no fight, no desire, tactically they looked short

    Allan Preston, BBC Radio Scotland pundit

  9. LINE-UPS at Ibrox

    Rangers v Hamilton (15:00)

    Rangers:  Foderingham, Tavernier, Hill, Wallace, Wilson, Toral, Miller, McKay, Hyndman, Holt, Waghorn 

    Substitutes:  Alnwick, Garner, Windass, Dodoo, Forrester, Hodson, Senderos 

    Hamilton:  Woods, Gillespie, Imrie, Docherty, Redmond, Crawford, Gogic, MacKinnon, Donati, McMann, Sarris 

    Substitutes:  Matthews, Skondras, D'Acol, Kurtaj, Bingham, Watson, Brophy  

  10. FT: Aberdeen 2-0 Hearts

    Willie Miller
    Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

    Generally, I thought Hearts were inept, weak and their tactics of moving back to front were wrong. Aberdeen managed to pass the ball extremely well and it was an all-round performance that will have pleased the home fans

  11. Rangers look for lift-off under Caixinha

    Rangers v Hamilton (15:00)

    Accies earned a draw on their last league visit to Ibrox this season but it was a different story a fortnight ago when Rangers hit them for six in the Scottish Cup.

    The home side will be buoyed by last weekend's last gasp draw at Celtic Park and the players will want to impress new gaffer Pedro Caixinha.

    The visitors have shipped 10 goals in their last two outings, so manager Martin Canning might be forgiven for adopting a cautious approach as he bids to steer his team clear of relegation trouble.

    Rangers defender Clint HillSNS

    Goal machine: veteran defender Clint Hill has scored in his last two games for Rangers

  12. FULL-TIME Aberdeen 2-0 Hearts

    A ninth successive league victory at home means Aberdeen move to within 22 points of Celtic, which means the leaders can't now secure the title tomorrow away to Dundee.

    They also move 11 points clear of third-placed Rangers and ends Hearts' hopes of challenging for the runners-up spot.

    Indeed, St Johnstone will overtake Hearts and move into third place should they win away to Motherwell today.

    Jonny Hayes celebrates his goal against HeartsSNS

    Jonny Hayes pounced on an error to put Aberdeen 2-0 ahead

  13. Aberdeen 2-0 Hearts

    A chance for Hearts to strike back in stoppage time, but Sam Nicholson fluffs his lines as his tame shot is straight at goalkeeper Joe Lewis.

  14. RED CARD

    Aberdeen 2-0 Hearts

    Aberdeen substitute Jayden Stockley is sent off for lashing out at Krystian Nowak with his elbow off the ball.

    Things are getting heated and Aberdeen's Graeme Shinnie and Hearts sub Malaury Martin are also shown yellows after a bit of a melee.

  15. Aberdeen 2-0 Hearts

    Malaury Martin replaces Jamie Walker in the Hearts defence as Niall McGinn heads off to more applause, with Frank Ross coming into the Aberdeen midfield.

  16. Jonny so good

    Aberdeen 2-0 Hearts

    Jonny Hayes rounds Jack Hamilton to score Hearts' second goal SNS

    Jonny Hayes rounded Jack Hamilton to score Hearts' second goal

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  18. Aberdeen 2-0 Hearts

    Jonny Hayes receives a standing ovation from the home fans as the Dons winger is replaced with on-loan Celtic midfielder Ryan Christie.

  19. CLOSE!

    Aberdeen 2-0 Hearts

    Ash Taylor rises above the Hearts defence to meet a Jonny Hayes free-kick flighted into the penalty box, but the defender's header powers over the crossbar.

  20. Aberdeen 2-0 Hearts

    Chris McLaughlin
    BBC Sport Scotland at Pittodrie

    Hearts look like a side who want this to be over. The little wind that was in their sails has been well and truly knocked out by Aberdeen's second. The Dons want more though and they look more than capable