FT: Hibernian 1 (Maclaren) -1 Aberdeen (Hoban)
FT: St Mirren 0-2 Livingston (Hamilton, Lithgow)
FT: St Johnstone 1-0 Dundee (Watt)
FT: Kilmarnock (Dicker s/o) 0-1 Hearts (Ikpeazu)
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Hearts get a deserved three points as Uche Ikpeazu's late header preserves their 100% start to the Premiership season.
The visitors were the better side even before Gary Dicker's red card for Kilmarnock, and could have scored more in the Ayrshire sunshine.
Image source, SNSJohn Barnes
BBC Scotland in Paisley
Livingston deservedly pick up their first win in the Scottish Premiership to give Gary Holt they perfect start as manager. This was a dominant and controlled performance by the West Lothian side.
Concerns for St Mirren defensively the way they conceded the goals and their lack of creativity.
St Johnstone 1-0 Dundee
Massive, massive chance for Sofien Moussa. Free header, six yards out, and he puts it straight at Zander Clark.
Kilmarnock 0-1 Hearts
Hearts hit the frame of the goal again as Steven Naismith races away on the left and fires a low left-foot shot off the post.
Kilmarnock 0-1 Hearts
Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park
That was a huge goal from the huge striker that is Uche Ikpeazu, who rushes straight to the technical area where the Hearts players and technical staff are in raptures.
Hearts have had the better of it overall and with the extra man advantage, they have the lead they deserve.
Hibs' pressure finally pays off. Paul Hanlon plays the ball across goal and Jamie Maclaren knocks in at the back post.
Image source, BBC SportSt Johnstone 1-0 Dundee
Neil McCann has brought on Sofien Moussa to try and rescue an equaliser in Perth. The striker was - incredibly - shown two yellow cards after coming off the bench in Dundee's defeat by Ayr United last week.
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St Johnstone 1-0 Dundee
Tony Watt's fifth goal of the season is the difference so far at McDiarmid Park.
Image source, SNSHibernian 0-1 Aberdeen
Hibs are no strangers to Aberdeen's box, but the Dons defence is holding firm and the home side can not get a clean shot on goal.
Aberdeen have brought on James Wilson for his Dons debut, who has shown some neat touches, but Hibs remain the side going forward as they search for an equaliser.
St Mirren 0-2 Livingston
Alan Stubbs can't bear to watch as his St Mirren side struggle against Gary Holt's Livingston. Substitute Egli Kaja is the latest to cause worry for the hosts as his header whistles just wide of the St Mirren goal.
Image source, SNSAlan Stubbs
Uche Ikpeazu gets a delicate glancing header on to Peter Haring's forward pass and the pace on the ball carries it past Kilmarnock goalkeeper Jamie MacDonald, who is finally beaten.
Image source, BBC SportPaul Watson grabs his second of the afternoon at Tannadice.
Queens' veteran striker Stephen Dobbie, 35, completes a hat-trick to move clear on his own as Scotland's leading scorer, with his 14th in nine games this season.
St Mirren 0-2 Livingston
John Barnes
BBC Scotland in Paisley
Livingston are producing a throughly competent performance here, holding on their lead against a St Mirren side who have rarely threatened in this second half.
They look controlled and are happy to break quickly as they try to add to their lead.
Kilmarnock 0-0 Hearts
A poor clearance by Greg Taylor presents Steven MacLean with a headed chance but he cannot get it past Kilmarnock goalkeeper Jamie MacDonald.
St Johnstone 1-0 Dundee
Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at McDiarmid Park
Both managers are out on the touchline, but cutting very different figures. Tommy Wright is more relaxed, his hands in his pockets. Neil McCann looks a bit more tense, shouting instructions to his players. He may well be thinking of making a change as Dundee seek their first Premiership points of the season.
Hibernian 0-1 Aberdeen
Daryl Horgan, Martin Boyle and Stevie Mallan are taking turns to take shots from outside the box at the Aberdeen goal. None of them are hitting the target.
Aberdeen are being pushed deeper and deeper, but Hibs are running out of ideas it seems.
Hibernian 0-1 Aberdeen
Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland
Aberdeen are managing this game much better than the home side. Hibernian have the bulk of possession but whenever the play breaks down in front of the Dons goal, the ball is spread quickly out to Gary Mackay-Steven and Frank Ross who offer support to the lone striker Stevie May.
Kilmarnock 0-0 Hearts
Gary Dicker's challenge on Callumn Morrison is punished with a red card, meaning Kilmarnock are down to 10 men.
Manager Steve Clarke looks to shore things up by taking striker Kris Boyd off and introducing defensive midfielder Iain Wilson.