So, victories for Kilmarnock, Livingston and Hamilton on an entertaining day of Premiership action.

We're back tomorrow for Hearts v Rangers at Tynecastle for the final league fixture of the weekend, before turning our attention to Celtic v Aberdeen in the League Cup final.

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St Mirren manager Oran Kearney thought Hamilton defender Ziggy Gordon should have been shown a red card rather than yellow when he pulled down Simeon Jackson.

"Everybody can see that and things like that are highly frustrating," Kearney told BBC Scotland.

"We came out the blocks brilliantly at the start of the second half and that's that a big moment.

"He's spun him, he's in behind and he's pulled down and I can't understand it and I'm still really struggling with the fact of how it is only a yellow.

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"And there is a tackle from behind on Simeon soon after that and there is no yellow. It is a hard one to take."

Earlier, Accies boss Martin Canning had admitted he took Gordon off soon after to avoid a red card but did not think the first challenge warranted a sending off.

"I think the ball was going to go straight to the keeper anyway and I don't know if that's made the referee's mind up," he said.

Kilmarnock manager Steve Clarke: "I thought we were good, first half especially.

"Neil Lennon came with a little bit of a different side but we got the early goal and that was crucial.

"We then grew into the game, passed the ball well and created a lot of chances.

"Second half, we invited them on a little bit. If we'd have been a little bit more clinical we could've had a bigger scoreline.

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"But I'm happy to get the three points. It was important to get Eamonn Brophy back today, he gives us a little bit more energy, or more movement up front.

"It caused their big centre-halves a problem. Jordan Jones was back to his best today as well. It's been a tough couple of weeks for Jordan, he's been out the team; he's sulked a little bit but he's shown everybody what he can do.

"This is the reaction you look from from players."

Livingston manager Gary Holt: "I'm delighted for the boys. We turned in a performance again and we had chances.

"We've scored two really good goals. It's taken my goalkeeper to keep us 1-0 up with a wonder save. He's done that game after game.

"With a wee bit of luck we could've had a couple more."

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"I'm a firm believer that, in our league with 12 teams, three points is massive."

Hamilton manager Martin Canning: "I said before the game we were coming here to try to win and we played in that manner.

"And the quality of James Keatings wins you the game as well - the set-piece delivery for the first two goals and the goal he actually scores is fantastic.

"We know that, if we can get him fit and get him going, he is a match winner for us at this level.

"He's taken a knock on the top of his foot, so we'll assess that over the next couple of days and see how he is for Wednesday."

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Steve Clarke's side coast to victory - despite two stoppages because of floodlight failures - and leapfrog Rangers to move into second spot in the Premiership.

Hearts host Rangers at Tynecastle tomorrow afternoon.

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Kilmarnock toying with Hibs now. Chris Burke slides the ball to Alan Power, who fires narrowly wide.

Steve Clarke's men are homing in on three points to lift the gloom at Rugby Park. Three minutes plus added time remaining.

Greg Stewart spurns a chance to put this game to bed at the end of a quick Kilmarnock break led by Stephen O'Donnell and continued by Aaron Tshibola. but he balloons his effort high over the bar.

BBC commentator John Barnes roars: "It's a sitter."

Miquel Nelom's cross gives Daryl Horgan a chance but the Hibernian winger can't get enough purchase on his shot.

We have about 10 minutes remaining at Rugby Park, with Kilmarnock looking comfortable with their two-goal lead.

Daryl Horgan drives at the Kilmarnock defence but his shot skews well wide.

Chris Burke, who turns 35 tomorrow, comes on in place of Rory McKenzie for the hosts.

So, back under way at Rugby Park. Here's hoping we can finish this disrupted Premiership encounter. Kilmarnock, two goals to the good, have designs on moving up to second in the table.

We've got 20 minutes remaining...

James Keatings inspires Hamilton to a fine win that lifts his side five points clear of their second-bottom hosts.

The forward set up goals from Dougie Imrie and Ziggy Gordon.

And, although Stephen McGinn pulled one back before the break, Keatings ended home hopes of a comeback with a fine long-range finish.

St Mirren's misery was compounded by a red card shown to striker Simeon Jackson.

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