I'll sign off now. Thanks for your company on an action-packed day in the Scottish top flight.

• Celtic equal their own British record, stretching their unbeaten domestic run to 62 games
• Kenny Miller inspires Rangers after interim manager Graeme Murty reinstates the veteran striker
• Aberdeen win to move just a point behind Celtic at the top
• Hamilton end an eight-game sequence without victory to send Dundee bottom
• Partick Thistle make it seven points from a possible nine
• St Johnstone just can't find the net

We'll be back again on Tuesday for Celtic v Bayern Munich in the Champions League, while Kilmarnock host Hibernian at the same time on Premiership duty. Join us if you can.

Enjoy the rest of your Saturday.

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes, as you might expect, was keen to play down the news linking him with the Rangers manager's job.

The Ibrox side will make moves this week to replace the sacked Pedro Caixinha, McInnes the favourite to become his successor.

"My focus is just on today’s game," he says. "I’ve had to deal with speculation and it hasn’t come to anything in the past. I don’t want to comment too much."

Image source, SNS

It's a completely different story for Martin Canning, who is happy to see his Hamilton side end an eight-game sequence without victory.

"Delighted with the performance and the result which is the most important thing," he says. "It’s tight down there at the bottom of the league, so its a huge three points for us to come up and win the game.

“Going 2-0 up if we hold it for five or ten minutes the game should settle but we concede the penalty almost straight away then Massimo [Donati] gets sent off which is silly for an experienced player. I understand the frustration that he may have had a chance in the box but you then have to compose yourself. He owes the boys because they dug even deeper and to manage to get the third goal and make the game comfortable for us.”

Today's was a fourth loss in a row for Dundee, who are now bottom of the Premiership.

"I'm pretty angry," says manager Neil McCann. "We just surrendered too easily.

"If we're not scoring goals, we need to work a lot more aggressively at stopping the opposition.

"I don't feel the pressure. I just feel huge disappointment about the run we're on but I'm not frightened of this job.

"I'll work really hard in training and get the boys to do the same. That's the only way to get out of trouble."

New Killie boss Steve Clarke is unbeaten after two away matches against Rangers and Celtic.

"We had to defend very well all game," he tells BBC Scotland. "We were organised and worked hard to limit Celtic.

"We spoke about not threatening enough at half time and obviously you have to come out a bit more when you go a goal behind.

"We showed a bit of quality to get us up the pitch which, on the balance of the second half, we deserved.

"If we continue to work hard and stay organised, the players can show the talent that they've got and we can slowly start to climb the table."

Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes, talking to BBC Scotland:

"The first half was a mixed bag. The conditions made it difficult. It was really blustery and the pitch dried up.

"I was delighted with the response to going behind. It was a fantastic strike from Ryan [Christie]. I think that's as good a goal as we've seen this season.

"Second half, I asked them to play forward more and Ross County didn't trouble us. I'm just annoyed we passed up chances to get a third.

"When you lose a game, it's all about bouncing back and hopefully we can go on another run."

Hibernian gaffer Neil Lennon is a happy man after making it back-to-back wins in the Premiership.

"We played brilliantly, totally dominated the first half," he tells BBC Scotland.

"My only bugbear is not putting teams away when we are on top. Motherwell are always in the game at 1-0 and it would make my life a lot more comfortable if we could take more of the chances we create.

"We changed our shape and it worked a treat. We took the game to them and tore them apart a few times on the counter in second half.

"My two centre-halves were very good and kept Louis Moult quiet, which is not easy. The clean sheet pleases me as much as the win."

Celtic winger Patrick Roberts limped out of the action in the first half and manager Brendan Rodgers reckons he will miss Tuesday's visit of Bayern Munich in the Champions League.

"He felt it tighten up and it's normally four-to-six weeks with a hamstring injury," he tells BBC Scotland.

"We're really excited about Bayern Munich. We've earned the right to be there and it will be a great occasion."

Image source, SNS

Hamilton were always a threat on the break and Greg Docherty was the outstanding player at Dens Park, he ran the show in midfield, while Antonio Rojano got his first goal for the Lanarkshire side as the visitors ended their run of eight games without a win.

"I fear the worst for Dundee," says BBC Scotland pundit Tam McManus.

The Dark Blues are now bottom of the Premiership pile.

Image source, SNS

So, Celtic equal their own 100 year old British record, making it 62 games unbeaten domestically.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells BBC Scotland: "The players will probably feel disappointed after the result but if you take it over the piece for 17 months - it's a phenomenal achievement.

"To equal the record is obviously great and next week they have the opportunity to be out on their own."

Today was Celtic's seventh draw in that long, long sequence.

It's now been 456 minutes since Saints scored... The Perth side, who remain in the top six, are at home to Celtic next.

Championship

Dumbarton 0-2 Dundee United

Inverness Caledonian Thistle 1-0 Dunfermline Athletic

Livingston 3-2 Brechin City

Queen of the South 4-2 Falkirk

St Mirren 2-2 Greenock Morton

League One

Airdrieonians 2-2 Albion Rovers

Ayr United 2-0 Stranraer

East Fife 3-1 Arbroath

Forfar Athletic 1-1 Raith Rovers

Queen's Park 0-4 Alloa Athletic

League Two

Berwick Rangers 1-0 Cowdenbeath

Clyde 2-4 Elgin City

Montrose 1-0 Edinburgh City

Peterhead 1-0 Annan Athletic

Stirling Albion 1-2 Stenhousemuir

Two wins and a draw in the space of eight days for Partick Thistle - quite a turn around after taking just three draws from their opening nine Premiership fixtures.

The Jags' form contrasts with St Johnstone's, who are now five games without a win or a goal.

Hibs hold on for their second 1-0 win in a row. Martin Boyle got the goal in the first half, which draws them level on points with the fourth-placed Steelmen.

The league leaders equal their own British record of 62 games unbeaten in domestic competition but they were given a scare by determined Killie in the second half.

Steve Clarke is unbeaten as Kilmarnock boss after two away games against the Old Firm...

Dundee drop to the foot of the table as the Accies end an eight-game sequence without a victory.

The Dons are just one point behind Celtic at the top, coming from behind thanks to a Ryan Christie cracker and a Kenny McLean penalty.

Hibs take the sting out of Motherwell's late rally with a patient passing move which culminates with Trevor Carson saving with his legs from a raking John McGinn shot.