FT: Aberdeen (Devlin s/o) 0-2 Kilmarnock (Brophy, Stewart)
FT: Dundee (Kallman) 1-3 Motherwell (Johnson, Bigirimana, Campbell)
FT: Hearts (Naismith 3, Lee) 4-1 St Mirren (Dunne OG)
FT: Livingston (Byrne, Pittman) 2-1 Hibernian (Horgan)
FT: Hamilton (Bingham) 1-2 St Johnstone (Alston, McMillan)
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Livingston 0-0 Hibernian
Livingston have become famous for the direct style of play that led them from League One to the Premiership in two seasons and it's on show again.
They're peppering the Hibs box with long-throw-ins and the latest results in a Craig Halkett shot from the edge of the box that drifts wide.
Dundee 0-0 Motherwell
What a chance for Curtis Main. The Motherwell striker gets the break of the ball on the right side of the box, but he drags his half volley wide. It does feel only a matter of time for the Steelmen now.
Kiss of death...
Heart of Midlothian 1-1 St Mirren
Allan Preston
BBC Scotland summariser
Cammy Smith is causing Michael Smith all sorts of concerns in the right-back area. He's gone by him twice like he wasn't even there. Hearts were on top, but St Mirren dug in and got themselves back in the game.
Image source, SNSCammy Smith's cross was knocked into his own net by Jimmy Dunne
Dundee 0-0 Motherwell
The visitors ramping things up at Dens Park. Firstly, Andy Rose's in-swinging cross is glanced just wide of the far post by a Dundee defender.
From the resulting corner, Jack Hamilton is forced to claw away Gael Bigirimana's direct corner kick to keep Dundee level.
Neil McCann's team struggling to get out of their half as Motherwell push.
Hamilton Academical 0-0 St Johnstone
Moments after Hamilton claim unsuccessfully for a penalty for Joe Shaughnessy's challenge on Rakish Bingham, St Johnstone are relieved again as Steven Boyd's shot is deflected wide after weavs into the box from the left.
Heart of Midlothian 1-1 St Mirren
Steven Naismith gave Hearts a perfect start from the penalty spot, but they've just been pegged back by Jimmy Dunne's own goal.
Image source, SNSSteven Naismith celebrates for Hearts
Stephen Dobbie
Stephen Dobbie has his third hat-trick of the season.
He may be 35, but how come no Premiership club tried to buy the striker this summer?
That's 17 for the season so far.
Stephen Dobbie
Stephen Dobbie, who scored a hat-trick last weekend, is on his way to another as he grabs Queens' second goal against Ayr.
The Championship leaders in trouble in Dumfries.
Jimmy Dunne (own goal)
Against the run of play, St Mirren are level. Cammy Smith gets clear up the left, delivers a low, teasing ball along the six-yard line and it's diverted into his own net by the unfortunate Jimmy Dunne.
Hamilton Academical 0-0 St Johnstone
Matty Kennedy has been lively for St Johnstone so far and he sets up a chance for team-mate Tony Watt, but the in-form striker's effort is deflected out for a corner.
Moments later, Kennedy plays a one-two with David McMillan before firing off target.
Heart of Midlothian 1-0 St Mirren
A rare attacking foray from St Mirren. Hayden Coulson scampers into the box on the left, overlapping his midfield, but his shot is scuffed and rolls harmlessly wide.
Albion Rovers 1-1 Berwick Rangers
Alan Murdoch has scored Albion Rovers' first league goal of the season - the only club who were still to get off the mark in Scotland this season.
Unfortunately for the Coatbridge side, Gary Phillips has already equalised for Berwick.
Livingston 0-0 Hibernian
The first chance for Livingston comes from a corner. Keaghan Jacobs whips the ball in for the Lions and a flick on from Rickie Lamie causes problems in the Hibs defence.
But Adam Bogdan manages to tip the ball wide.
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David Currie is joined by Scott McDonald, James McFadden, Steven Thompson and Joelle Murray as all the goals are scored and results filter in.
Heart of Midlothian 1-0 St Mirren
Ben Garuccio unleashes an absolute rocket of a left-foot drive from 25 yards, but it fizzes just over the Buddies crossbar.
Hamilton 0-0 St Johnstone
Rakish Bingham gets in behind the St Johnstone defence for the first time and gets away a low shot that goalkeeper Zander Clark blocks.
Aberdeen 0-0 Kilmarnock
Eamonn Brophy cracks a 25-yard shot off the crossbar. It's all Kilmarnock in the opening stages against the 10-man Dons.
Aberdeen 0-0 Kilmarnock
With Aberdeen down to 10 men with 85 minutes to play after Michael Devlin is sent off for pulling down Eamonn Brophy.
Kilmarnock almost score from the resultant free-kick; Aaron Tshibola's header tipped wide by Joe Lewis.
Dons manager Derek Mcinnes responds by substituting Stephen Gleeson and bringing on Dominic Ball. With Tommie Hoban, Scott McKenna and Mary Reynolds all injured Aberdeen have big defensive problems now.
Peter Houston on BBC Sportsound: "It was just about 10 yards inside Aberdeen's half that Mikey Devlin grabs a hold of him.
"Devlin gets a hold of his shirt. Brophy goes down very easily. The referee must have seen a lot more."
Image source, SNSAberdeen players plead the case for Michael Devlin
Stephen Dobbie
Stephen Dobbie's curling drive puts Queens ahead against Championship leaders Ayr.
That's the veteran striker's 15th goal of the season already!
Dundee 0-0 Motherwell
Not a lot has happened at Dens Park. Motherwell have had a few half-chances, but the Steelmen's biggest influence so far is Gael Bigirimana picking up a yellow card for a late challenge on what looked like Jesse Curran.