Boyle, Mallan (2), Hyndman, Kamberi & own goal for Hibs
Cosgrove (2), McLennan & Lowe score for Aberdeen; Jackson pulls one back
Nabi gives Dundee lead; Jones & Brophy reply for Kilmarnock, who also miss penalty
Bowman & Jacobs trade goals at Fir Park
Leaders Ayr beat Dundee Utd; County beat Thistle
Dobbie scores fourth hat trick of season for QoS
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A skelping for the Accies as Hibs run riot to move two points behind leaders Hearts.
Stevie Mallan added two goals to his growing collection of impressive strikes from distance and Emerson Hyndman got his first for the Edinburgh club since his loan switch from Bournemouth.
Motherwell 1-1 Livingston
Motherwell keeper Trevor Carson scrambles Ricky Lamie's header off the line with his knees to keep the visitors at bay.
Aberdeen 4-1 St Mirren
Gary Mackay-Steven deserves a goal for his performance today, and he is set free after neat play in midfield from Lewis Ferguson, but his shot is an easy save for Saints goalkeeper Craig Samson.
Matt Kilgallon OG
Florian Kamberi is in again on the right side of the penalty box. This time Gary Woods is able to push away the striker's shot but it cannons off defender Matt Kilgallon and rolls into the net.
Florian Kamberi
Moments after missing an absolute sitter, Hibs substitute Daryl Horgan atones with a bustling run and pass to Florian Kamberi, who thumps in a shot that keeper Gary Woods gets a hand to but can't keep out.
Myles Hippolyte
We're approaching full-time. Will we get any late drama?
Motherwell 1-1 Livingston
Carl McHugh looked a trifle fortunate to only receive a yellow card for his elbow to the head of Declan Gallagher earlier, but the Motherwell stalwart is off now after a second yellow for a late challenge on Dolly Menga.
Simeon Jackson
A mix-up in the Aberdeen defence between Andrew Considine and Lewis Ferguson allows St Mirren to nip through and pull one back, with Simeon Jackson dinking the ball over Joe Lewis.
Motherwell 1-1 Livingston
Motherwell boss Stephen Robinson would appear to want three points from this one.
He sends on Gael Bigirimana and striker Danny Johnson, with Andy Rose and a muted Curtis Main making way.
Nicky Cadden is on for Livi, joining his twin brother Chris on the pitch, with Stevie Lawless making way.
Motherwell 1-1 Livingston
Delay at Fir Park with Livi defender Declan Gallagher receiving treatment for a head cut after being on the receiving end of an elbow from Motherwell's Carl McHugh in an aerial challenge.
Gallagher has had some cream squirted over his bonce and is now back in the fray.
Dundee 1-2 Kilmarnock
There was a tussle for the ball between Kilmarnock players as to who would take that penalty. Aaron Tshibola and Jordan Jones both fancied it. But Greg Stewart stepped up and failed to beat Elliot Parish from 12 yards...
Dundee 1-2 Kilmarnock
Another spot-kick for the visitors as Calvin Miller goes through the back of Chris Burke.
Dundee 1-2 Kilmarnock
Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park
No doubt about the big talking point in this match - the penalty award that led to Killie's second goal. The Dundee defenders were furiously claiming there was little, if any, contact made with Jordan Jones.
A huge moment, and I would wager the Dundee manager Neil McCann will undoubtedly have something to say about it come the final whistle.
Stevie Mallan
Incredible. It's another Stevie Mallan howitzer, this time from almost 30 yards out. Right-footed, Mallan picks up possession from Florian Kamberi and unleashes a wicked, dipping drive that flies beyond Gary Woods at full stretch.
Nine goals for the season. All of them have been scored from outside the box. Brilliant.
Declan McDaid
Stephen Dobbie (hat-trick)
Motherwell 1-1 Livingston
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park
Up until Jacobs’ wonderful free-kick it really looked like Livi were lacking ideas. But that sensational free-kick shows that Gary Holt’s men have pieces of individual brilliance in their locker as well as hard graft and team-work.
Kilmarnock 2-1 Dundee
Jordan Jones charges forward and curls a brilliant shot into the corner but Elliot Parish comes to Dundee's rescue to tip it past the post.
Sam Cosgrove
Sam Cosgrove has gone from 16 games without a goal, to being on a hat-trick.
However, St Mirren goalkeeper Craig Samson is at fault, failing to hold the striker's side-foot shot.
