Summary

  • FT: Rangers 1-3 St Johnstone (Morelos; Alston, Johnstone, Cummins); FT: Kilmarnock 1-0 Motherwell (Boyd)

  • FT: Dundee 3-0 Partick (Moussa 2 pens, O'Hara); FT: Hamilton 3-2 Ross County (Imrie pen, Sarris, Lindsay og; Curran, Van der Weg)

  • FT: Aberdeen 4-1 Hibernian (Shinnie, Mackay-Steven 3; Shinnie OG)

  • Win moves Dons nine points clear of Hibs, who lose first away league game since March

  • QoS v Dundee Utd in Championship abandoned at half-time - 0-0

Live Reporting

Thomas McGuigan

  1. McCann rings the changes while Archibald goes same again

    Dundee v Partick Thistle (15:00)

    Dundee manager Neil McCann makes two changes from his side's midweek defeat to Hearts.

    Cammy Kerr, A-Jay Leitch-Smith, and Faissal El Bakhtaoui all come in to the starting line-up, with Scott Allan dropping to the bench, and Kerr Waddell and Rory Deacon miss out altogether.

    Dundee v Partick ThistleSNS

    Partick Thistle earned a rare Scottish Premiership victory when Dundee came to Firhill in October

    Partick Thistle enjoyed a better Wednesday night, beating Motherwell 3-2, and manager Alan Archibald is happy to stick with the same starting line-up.

  2. LINE-UPS from the Superseal Stadium

    Hamilton Academical v Ross County (15:00)

    Hamilton Accies: Woods, Tomas, Skondras, Imrie, Docherty, Bingham, Redmond, Gogic, Templeton, Mackinnon, Sarris

    Subs: McMann, Crawford, Rojano, Donati, Lyon, Cunningham, Fulton

    Ross County: Fox, Fraser, Naismith, Routis, Gardyne, Chow, Curran, Lindsay, O'Brien, Van der Weg, Eagles

    Subs: McCarey, Dow, Schalk, Mikkelsen, McKay, Dingwall, Keillor-Dunn

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    Kyle: Superb win from Aberdeen and a wonderful performance from Gary Mackay-Steven. Hopefully Celtic will start to drop some points and it might make the title race interesting. Come on Rangers today.

  4. LINE-UPS from Ibrox

    Rangers v St Johnstone (15:00)

    Rangers: Foderingham, Tavernier, Alves, Wilson, John, McCrorie, Holt, Jack, Candeias, Windass, Morelos.

    Subs: Kelly, Hodson, Bates, Herrera, Kranjcar, Barjonas, Hardie

    St Johnstone: Clark, Foster, Shaughnessy, Anderson, Tanser, Scougall, Paton, Millar, Craig, Alston, Johnstone.

    Subs: Mannus, MacLean, Wotherspoon, McClean, Gordon, Thomson, Cummins

  5. Story from Pittodrie

    FT: Aberdeen 4-1 Hibernian

    Statistics from Aberdeen's thumping win over HibsBBC Sport

  6. LINE-UPS from Dens Park

    Dundee v Partick Thistle (15:00)

    Dundee: Parish, Kerr, Leitch-Smith, Kamara, Moussa, O'Hara, Aurtenetxe, McGowan, El Bakhtaoui, Hendry, Meekings

    Subs: Ferrie, Holt, O'Dea, Allan, Curran, Haber, Henvey

    Partick Thistle: Cerny, Turnbull, Keown, Spittal, Barton, Devine, McGinn, Sammon, Edwards, Woods, Storey

    Subs: Scully, Doolan, Erskine, Lawless, Nitriansky, Nisbet, McCarthy

  7. LINE-UPS from Rugby Park

    Kilmarnock v Motherwell (15:00)

    Kilmarnock: MacDonald, Taylor, Broadfoot, S. Boyd, O'Donnell, Power, Dicker, Mulumbu, Burke, Brophy, K. Boyd

    Subs: Bell, Waters, Jones, Erwin, Hawkshaw, Thomas, Kiltie

    Motherwell: Griffiths, Tait, Hammell, Grimshaw, Bigirimana, McHugh, Bowman, Fisher, Dunne, Kipre, Tanner

    Subs: Xenodochov, Rose, Petravicius, Campbell, Newell, MacLean, Livingstone

  8. 'Nobody is celebrating'

    Aberdeen 4-1 Hibernian

    Former Hibs defender Craig Paterson on Radio Scotland: "Nobody is celebrating. It has been a horrible day for Hibs and that is not going to make a blind bit of difference."

  9. FULL-TIME Aberdeen 4-1 Hibernian

    Thunderous applause from the Aberdeen supporters, acknowledged by hat-trick hero Gary Mackay-Steven - who is clutching the match ball - and Dons boss Derek McInnes who runs down the touchline and through the tunnel with a clenched fist held aloft.

    The Dons punish Hibs' defensive mistakes with a second-half masterclass and move nine points clear of their opponents.

  10. goal

    GOAL Aberdeen 4-1 Hibernian

    Graeme Shinnie O.G.

    Hibernian nab a late consolation as Anthony Stokes sees his effort - was it goalbound? - take a wicked deflection off Aberdeen skipper Graeme Shinnie and bounce into the net as a dismayed Joe Lewis looks on.

    Think that will go down as a Shinnie O.G.

  11. sun

    Bright eyes

    Aberdeen 4-0 Hibernian

    Derek McInnes is also afflicted by the unforgiving sunshine bathing the dugouts; both managers could have used some Roy Orbison shades to combat the sun.

  12. DISALLOWED GOAL

    It's a fifth for Aberdeen... no! It's chalked off for offside. Anthony O'Connor rises to nod the ball into Andrew Considine's path and he makes no mistake from a couple of yards. However, the linesman has his flag up in a heartbeat and it remains 4-0.

  13. Restricted view

    Aberdeen 4-0 Hibernian

    Hibernian manager Neil Lennon and his assistant Garry Parker are struggling to see the action with the sun unrelenting in that section of Pittodrie.

    Although, they've probably seen enough today. Seven minutes plus added time remaining before the bloodletting draws to a close.

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    Dundee v Partick Thistle (15:00)

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  15. Dons change

    Aberdeen 4-0 Hibernian

    Nicky Maynard replaces Stevie May for the rampant Dons who have blown Hibs away in the winter Pittodrie sunshine.

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    Tom and 20 others: Hibs can leave you feeling more completely numb than any sub-zero temperature.

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  18. Ambrose 'having a very difficult afternoon'

    Aberdeen 4-0 Hibernian

    Former Hibs defender Craig Paterson on BBC Radio Scotland: "That is totally unprofessional from Efe Ambrose. You are 4-0 down, playing for pride, and he is tapping it around on the edge of his own box. Ambrose has been terrific since he came to Hibs, but he is having a very difficult afternoon."

  19. Determined Dons hammering Hibs

    Aberdeen 4-0 Hibernian

    Alasdair Lamont
    BBC Sport Scotland at Pittodrie

    Aberdeen are winning all the 50-50s this afternoon, which I’m fairly sure Neil Lennon will find completely unacceptable. The anticipated second-half reaction from the visitors simply hasn’t materialised. Credit to Aberdeen for not letting up.

  20. Pundits 'totally wrong' over Shinnie

    Aberdeen 4-0 Hibernian

    Willie Miller
    Former Aberdeen defender on BBC Sportsound

    The three Aberdeen midfielders have been outstanding today, and John McGinn has been anonymous. The pundits who suggest Graeme Shinnie and others are not good enough for international football, I think they have got it totally wrong

    Graeme Shinnie celebrates with his Aberdeen team-matessns

    Shinnie has shone for the Dons at Pittodrie