FT: Celtic 5-1 Motherwell (Edouard 3, Forrest 2; Frear)
FT: Ross County 0-2 Dundee (O'Hara, El Bakhtaoui)
FT: Partick Thistle 0-1 Hibernian (Barton og)
FT: St Johnstone 1-2 Kilmarnock (MacLean; Findlay, Brophy)
FT: Hearts 1-1 Hamilton (Walker [Brandon sent off for hosts]; Tomas)
Livi v Falkirk postponed in Championship
Cowden v Stenny in League Two postponed
Celtic 1-0 Motherwell
Scott Brown is caught in the face by a flailing arm from Louis Moult and has to leave the pitch to get a bloodied nose attended to.
The Celtic captain motions towards referee Kevin Clancy that an elbow was involved, but Clancy settles for a drop-ball.
Partick Thistle 0-0 Hibernian
First chance for Thistle and it's a Blair Spittal free-kick from 25 yards that draws a good save from Ofir Marciano, via a slight deflection.
Partick Thistle 0-0 Hibernian
Hibs are in the ascendancy at Firhill and after Martin Boyle races and slaloms his way out of defence, Simon Murray drills in a low ball across the face of goal that just evades the sliding Anthony Stokes.
Mark O'Hara
Mark O'Hara gets his third goal in two games, drilling the ball in from 22 yards to give Dundee the lead in Dingwall.
Heart of Midlothian 0-0 Hamilton Academical
We're underway in that delayed kick-off at Tynecastle.
Hearts owner Ann Budge, fans and staff had to evacuate the stadium after two faulty fire alarms, but we are under way now.
Image source, SNSSt Johnstone 0-1 Kilmarnock
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageAll he (Liam Craig) has to do is make contact with it, even the side of the boot just to get it out of the danger area. He does panic. He takes a swipe at it. He misses it completely and it just rolls into the back of the net
Odsonne Edouard
Patient play from Celtic sees Scott Sinclair get to the left byline, before cutting it back across the six-yard box, giving Odsonne Edouard an easy tap-in. That's only the 19-year-old French striker's second goal of the season, and his first since September.
Celtic 0-0 Motherwell
Jonny Hayes looks like a man on a mission today, on only his sixth start of the season. He swings in an inswinging cross from the right that Richard Tait does well to clear for a corner.
From the resultant set-piece, Motherwell break on the counter and have a two-on-one when Scott Brown brings down Louis Moult.
"It was a cynical challenge from Scott Brown, but also possibly a clever one for the good of his team," says Steven Thompson.
Minutes earlier Chris Cadden had a chance on the edge of the box for Motherwell, but curled his effort over the bar.
Scott Fraser
Heart of Midlothian v Hamilton Academical (15:15)
The teams are out at Tynecastle after that 15-minute delay because of faulty fire alarms at the stadium following the building of that new main stand.
Partick Thistle 0-0 Hibernian
First shot on target at Firhill and it comes via the right boot of Simon Murray, who has been typically lively in an even opening few minutes.
The Hibs striker collects the ball on the edge of the Thistle box, but his effort is deflected and is easy pickings for goalkeeper Tomas Cerny.
Stuart Findlay
Stuart Findlay's tame header at a corner bounces towards goal and Liam Craig on the line cannot swipe it clear. Killie ahead.
Celtic 0-0 Motherwell
Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageThere wasn't a big shout. The goalkeeper came and went for the cross, almost missed it completely and almost caught young Kieran Tierney, who was in around the six-yard box. He went down. There was a half shout for a penalty, but this time Kevin Clancy took the wise option and let it go
Celtic 0-0 Motherwell
Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageIt was really poor goalkeeping from Trevor Carson. He decided to come out and punch the ball but flapped at it and missed it completely. He made a heavy contact with Kieran Tierney inside the box, but I don't think it was a penalty. Thankfully, Tierney is back on his feet now
Ross County 0-0 Dundee
County debutant Chris Eagles goes close to an immediate impact but is denied by Dundee goalkeeper Elliot Parish before Roarie Deacon fires over at the other end.
Then Christopher Routis shoots over for County. Chances galore in Dingwall.
Celtic 0-0 Motherwell
Scotland remain without a manager and the man thought to be the SFA's top target, Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill, continues his tour of the nation's grounds.
Following last week's trip to Tynecastle, O'Neill is at Celtic Park today.
Image source, SNSHeart of Midlothian v Hamilton Academical (15:15)
Hearts manager Craig Levein: "When there’s any new project that's been rushed as this has, there are going to be things that aren’t right. [The fire alarm going off] is annoying.
"We had chat with Bobby Madden [the referee] and we’re going to start at quarter past to give the players an hour to do what they do.
"Kyle [Lafferty] is still not 100%. We don’t know what it is. The doc’s had a look at him and he was well enough to go on the bench.
Image source, SNS"John Souttar comes back. He got a particularly nasty head knock with the under-21s and so missed the last couple of games. We followed the concussions procedures and he’s ready to play.
"Any games that we’re losing, we’re having opportunities and not taking them.
"I’m fairly relaxed about the way we’re playing, the effort.
"We’ve got heart rate monitors and we can keep an eye on what the players are doing and I’m happy with the data. We just need to keep believing and keep doing what we’re doing."
Gary Oliver
The first goal of the day comes in Greenock, where bottom side Brechin fall behind early as Gary Oliver gives Morton the breakthrough.
St Johnstone 0-0 Kilmarnock
St Johnstone make two changes to their starting line-up, with Liam Gordon and Graham Cummins coming in for the injured Aaron Comrie and late arrival Michael O'Halloran.
Richard Foster and O'Halloran were due to play but are late to the stadium and O'Halloran is listed as a substitute.
For Kilmarnock, Gary Dicker, Kris Boyd, Dom Thomas and Eamonn Brophy come in with Adam Frizzell and Lee Erwin dropping to the bench and Rory McKenzie left out.
They've made a quick start at McDiarmid Park despite the late arrival of a couple of St Johnstone players.
A few grounds are behind, including that delayed kick-off at Tynecastle, which will kick-off at 15:15.