Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park

Make that three goals in two games for Greg Stewart. Supplied again by Chris Burke!

Let’s just get a couple of things right here.

Kilmarnock have only lost once in their last 10 league games. They are going for their fourth clean sheet in a row tonight. They have Livingston rattled at Rugby Park.

Much, much better from Hibs. Some lovely interplay sends Flo Kamberi scampering in on goal from a tight angle.

He fires it across the face where Lewis Stevenson collects it left of the target. He blasts in a shot that Danny Rogers tips away well.

Dolly Menga - who Livingston manager Gary Holt says has been "champing at the bit" to get back to action following a two-match ban - looks lively as he sends an effort into the side netting.

However, signs of life from the visitors, who so far failed to find a goal to get back into this game.

Peter Houston
Former Scotland assistant manager on BBC Sportsound

Celtic's pace on the counter is causing Motherwell problems. Leigh Griffiths pounces on a mistake by the hosts and drives for the box.

The striker's cutback looks odds on to be rifled home by in-form Ryan Christie but the Steelmen recover to block then clear.

Stevie Mallan is a whisker away from drawing Hibs level against his former side.

The midfielder dances and spins his way through a couple of defenders on the edge of the box, but drags his left-foot effort across the face of goal.

Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos almost equalises, but his near-post header from a corner flies into the side netting.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

Fantastic game in Perth, end to end, and no surprise really that St Johnstone have levelled.

Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

Quite an atmosphere at Fir Park with both clubs’ ‘ultras’ trying to out-do each other, with firecrackers and all sorts going off. On the park, Motherwell are in all sorts of trouble. Peter Hartley and Liam Donnelly have already been forced off injured in the opening 12 minutes and, even worse, they find themselves a goal down.

A couple of good chances for Dundee as first Glen Kamara heads wide from close range and then Jesse Curran fluffs a volley from eight yards.

Celtic think they've doubled their lead as Filip Benkovic steers a corner home but the giant Croatian is deemed to have fouled in the box and Motherwell earn a reprieve.

Fir Park stands to a man to applaud Motherwell fan Lewis Coll who passed away recently at the age of 17. Excellent reception from both sets of supporters.

Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender at Fir Park

Mullen injury blowpublished at 18 mins

18 mins

Hibernian 0-1 St Mirren

A blow for the Buddies as striker Danny Mullen goes down in some distress.

He tries to play on, but it's clear he won't be able to continue. Grimacing, he hobbles off, with Cammy Smith taking his place.

Scott Mullen
BBC Scotland

Motherwell's defenders are standing quizzing each other as Celtic carve them open. Liam Donnelly was off the park getting treatment and Motherwell simply didn't reorganise to plug the gaps. Adam Livingstone is now on, but what a blow that is. Can't help but think the hosts played a massive part in their own downfall.

If you're a St Mirren fan, you'll want to stay up for Sportscene tonight.

This was a David Beckham-Neil Sullivan sort of special from Adam Hammill.

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Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

A dream start for Hearts, as Arnaud Djoum manages something not many people do these days: to score against St Johnstone; the first goal they have conceded in over six games.

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