Scott Davie
BBC Scotland in Dingwall

It's amazing what a win can do for players' confidence as Ross County have shown determination, resilience and composure where it matters to hit the front against an in-form Hibernian.

Neil Lennon's side have dominated possession for long spell, made a couple of decent chances and hardly been tested defensively.

But the Staggies have fought for every ball to limit their opportunities.

Then they were ruthless with about the only one they created in the first half as Billy Mckay recovered his balance after stumbling in the box to fire the ball across Ofir Marciano into the net.

Hibs boss Neil Lennon has only just returned from a touchline ban and he's not endearing himself to referee Bobby Madden in Dingwall.

Lennon is less than impressed with the numerous fouls committed by County on Scott Allan and John McGinn and Madden is over to the technical area to have a word with the fuming Hibs boss.

Murray Davidson's shot for St Johnstone is just wide.

Kilmarnock good value for their lead at the break. They look like a side full of confidence and took their goal well.

Not too much in the way of chances for Partick Thistle and, as things stand, they will be cut adrift at the foot of the table.

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Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Firhill

Thistle need to keep their heads here. A loose pass by Abdul Osman is meant for Christie Elliott, but it goes out for a throw-in.

There's frustration from both players on the pitch and moaning from fans in the stands.

Paul Hanlon, who signed a new contract this week, should put Hibs level.

The centre-back arrives late to meet Scott Allan's corner with a diving header from six yards, but his effort bounces off the turf and over the bar.

Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland

Alan Mannus attempts to take a quick kick out, but the ball cannons back off Cedric Kipre.

It ends up in the St Johnstone net, but Kipre had deliberately run across Mannus when he was taking the kick and referee Willie Collum rightly blows the whistle for a free kick to St Johnstone.

That’s as good as this match has got!

Rangers have dominated the first half so far, but Dundee are coming into it now, with Sofien Moussa firing an effort over the bar after a great turn in the box.

A tight game in Perth. Curtis Main fired wide for Motherwell a little while ago, but chances have really been at a premium.

Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Firhill

That's a second goal of the season for Stuart Findlay and he made the most of celebrating it by way of a bizarre bit of dancing with Jordan Jones, who supplied the cross.

The move that created the opener came from a bit of slack play by Jags captain Abdul Osman, who let the ball run under his boot for a throw in.

Hearts skipper Christophe Berra almost catches Joe Lewis out with a looping header.

But the Dons goalkeeper manages to grab the ball as it drops under the crossbar.

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

"It's a tough task for Aberdeen. Hearts do not give the opposition too many chances. But it's very, very important Aberdeen keep believing they can score.

"If Aberdeen can get one before half-time, they'd be in a good position psychologically."

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Allan Preston
BBC Scotland summariser at McDiarmid Park

Chance for Killie as Jordan Jones goes through and is tackled outside the box by goalkeeper Ryan Scully.

The ball runs loose and Kris Boyd tries to find the empty net, but Christie Elliott tidies up for Thistle.

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

"No wonder Derek McInnes is looking frustrated, because Aberdeen had Hearts on the back foot, the opening part of the game was Aberdeen on top.

"They concede the first goal - one of the first occasions where Hearts had any concerted pressure in the final third.

"And it comes from Hearts getting players wide higher up the park.

"It kept Shay Logan back and meant Marcus Godinho could get on the ball and that's what started the move that led to the first goal."