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Rogic, Edouard & Ntcham give champions Celtic win over Livingston
Hearts hammer Hamilton; Kilmarnock beat St Johnstone
St Mirren overcome Dundee, who missed penalty
Inverness, Dunfermline, Ross County & Ayr win in Championship
Hamilton Academical 0-0 Hearts
Accies are obviously enjoying their new pitch and have been piling on the pressure.
Rakish Bingham breaks clear inside the penalty area, but his shot is superbly parried one-handed by goalkeeper Zdenek Zlamal and an offside flag was raised in any case.
George Oakley
Against the run of play, the visitors strike first as George Oakley pops up at the back post to shoot home.
Celtic 1-0 Livingston
Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageLivingston are defending well around the box, but it's the wide areas that are the problem for them at the moment. A lot of the players haven't played at this level and they just need to settle down
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It's worth it to see Stephen Thompson's outrageous shirt alone...
Elton Ngwatala
A superb strike by Elton Ngwatala to open his account for Dundee after the ball falls to him outside the box.
Sofien Moussa was a nuisance to the St Mirren defence, who could not get the ball clear and midfielder Ngwatala was on hand to score.
Image source, SNSTom Rogic
So deadly with his feet, but Tom Rogic shows he's just as accurate with his headers. From Jonny Hayes' left-wing cross, the Australian midfielder out-jumps Livingston's Scott Robinson and places a header beyond Liam Kelly's reach.
Image source, SNSTom Rogic opens the scoring for Celtic with a header
Lawrence Shankland (pen)
The price for Lawrence Shankland has just gone up as he slots in his eighth goal of the season from the penalty spot.
Kilmarnock 0-0 St Johnstone
First chance of the game at Rugby Park, and it comes the way Steven Anderson. The Saints captain, in an atypically advanced position, rifles a volley over the bar from the edge of the box.
Danny Mullen
The first goal of the Scottish Premiership season is scored by one of the promoted sides.
Cammy Smith battles hard to retain possession and the ball goes wide for Paul McGinn to cross and Danny Mullen heads home. Fine goal.
Image source, SNSHamilton Accies 0-0 Hearts
Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Hope Stadium
Hearts have brought over 2,500 fans to Hamilton for this league opener, filling the away end plus the "wee shed" across from main stand.
St Mirren 0-0 Dundee
Jean Alassane Mendy is all alone as he latches on to a cross in the St Mirren box but the Dundee forward's header is held by Craig Samson.
Moments later, Sofien Moussa drags a shot wide for the visitors.
A warning for the newly-promoted hosts.
Celtic 0-0 Livingston
Early drama at Celtic Park. The home side claim for a penalty as Odsonne Edouard goes down inside the area, but referee Nick Walsh isn't moved and waves them away.
Ayr United 0-0 Partick Thistle
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Somerset Park
On a sunny day down by the sea the League One flag was unfurled at Ayr United's Somerset Park...but not without a technical hitch in that it got stuck. But all is well now and it's flapping away in the breeze.
We're up and running at most of the grounds...
Celtic v Livingston (15:00)
Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park
Amidst a sea of noise and colour, the Scottish Premiership flag is unfurled for the seventh consecutive year in the East End of Glasgow. Club legend Danny McGrain did the honours in the sunshine and received the kind of ovation you’d expect. As ever under Brendan Rodgers, expectations are sky high and Celtic Park is rocking as another season gets under way.
The top flight new boys won’t be judged on games like this but what a welcome back to the big time for Livingston. Strap yourselves in - here we go again.
Image source, SNSHamilton Academical v Hearts (15:00)
Hamilton manager Martin Canning believes opposition teams will like Accies' new artificial pitch better than they did the old one.
"It is a great surface to play on, the ball moves true, the ball moves quick on it and hopefully we get a good game of football," he told BBC Scotland.
Canning, who is pleased with his summer signings, despite their League Cup exit, also enthused about Lewis Ferguson's goal from a spectacular overhead kick in Aberdeen's Europa League defeat by Burnley in midweek.
"It was fantastic and Lewis is a fantastic player and I've no doubt he will go to the top," he said of the midfielder who moved from Accies this summer.
"Doing that against a top quality side shows he has a bright future."
Image source, ReutersLewis Ferguson scored with an overhead kick for Aberdeen against Burnley
Kilmarnock v St Johnstone (15:00)
John Barnes
BBC Scotland at Rugby Park
Manager Steve Clarke confirms Kilmarnock are close to concluding a deal for the Watford goalkeeper Dan Bachmann. The Austrian Under-21 international who was previously at Stoke City would join on a loan deal.
Hamilton Accies v Hearts (15:00)
Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Hope Stadium
A new season and no doubt both sides will be anxious to get off to a good start. However, going by previous stats this could be Hearts’ day. Accies are winless in their past eight league meetings with the Edinburgh club. And, just for good measure, Hamilton’s last opening day win came 10 years ago...
Celtic v Livingston (15:00)
Livingston player-manager Kenny Miller, talking to BBC Sportsound:
"It's the toughest opening we could get. There won't be many teams who come here and get anything. I feel we've done enough work in preparation, it's now about putting that into practice.
"We have been a solid defensive unit for the last couple of years, so we will try to frustrate, silence the crowd.
"We won't be judged on games like this."
Image source, SNSLivingston manager Kenny Miller will be changing out of his suit into his boots
Celtic v Livingston (15:00)
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers talking to BBC Sportsound.
"The league is our bread and butter and always our number one focus.
"It's a special day, a full-house, and we want to get off to a good start.
"I have a hungry group that wants to improve. They are very honest group, there are no egos, no frauds. It's important to win but the way we win is very important at Celtic.
"This season will be another challenge and we need to step up to that."