GOAL Morton 0-2 Inverness CTpublished at 48 mins
Aaron Doran
Summary
Benkovic adds to to Johnston's double for Celtic against Dundee
Cosgrove scores twice for Aberdeen; Mitchell sent off for Hearts
Jackson gives St Mirren win at Motherwell
Porteous levels for Hibs after Kamberi missed penalty; Hardie opener for Livingston
Brophy gives Kilmarnock lead; Miller levels from spot for Hamilton
Ross County, Dundee Utd & Inverness win in Championship
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GOAL Morton 0-2 Inverness CTpublished at 48 mins
GOAL Celtic 2-0 Dundeepublished at 46 mins
Mikey Johnston
Celtic double their lead immediately after the restart, and it's Mikey Johnston at the double. Scott Sinclair does well before standing up a cross for Johnston to bullet a header home.
Image source, SNSKICK-OFFpublished at 16:00
Hang onto your hats, we're off and running again!
Caley in controlpublished at 16:00
HT: Morton 0-1 ICT
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at CappielowIt’s going to be a hard second half for Morton, who are trailing as well as being down to 10 men after Kerr Waddell’s red card. Caley Thistle look like they’ll score more, with the combination of Aaron Doran, George Oakley, Liam Polworth and Tom Walsh showing real menace.
Tame affairpublished at 15:59
HT: Motherwell 0-0 St Mirren
John Barnes
BBC Scotland at Fir ParkThis match needs an injection of creativity and composure. Neither side have provided a real threat to the opposition goalkeeper.
Motherwell’s David Turnbull has caught the eye with some intricate footwork trying to provide some urgency to their play particularly on the left.
Image source, SNSHearts weather Aberdeen storm?published at 15:56
HT: Aberdeen 1-0 Hearts
Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at PittodrieAberdeen have been pretty dominant at Pittodrie, and deserve their half-time lead, but Hearts finished the half fairly strongly, and will perhaps feel they have weathered a Dons storm and still have a chance of still getting something in the Granite City.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Aberdeen’s Lewis Ferguson takes on Hearts’ Sean Clare
HALF-TIME SCORESpublished at 15:53
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Image source, BBC SportScottish Championship - Half-time latestpublished at 15:51
If things stay the same, Ross County would take over as new leaders of the Championship from Ayr United, who are currently being held scoreless at Dunfermline.
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Dundee Utd 1-0 Falkirk – Sam Stanton's shot from the edge of the box
Dunfermline 0-0 Ayr United – leaders being held at East End Park
Greenock Morton 0-1 Inverness CT – Tom Walsh's eighth goal of the season for Caley; Kerr Waddell sent off for Morton
Ross County 1-0 Partick Thistle – Billy Mckay’s penalty - his 14th goal of the season – for County
Image source, SNSImage caption, Morton are down to 10 men against Caley Thistle after Kerr Waddell's red card
HALF-TIME Hibernian 0-0 Livingstonpublished at 15:50
The last time Livingston were at Easter Road on Premiership duty they were skelped 7-0 back in 2006. There seems little chance of a repeat with the visitors coping comfortably.
Hibs are looking to Emerson Hyndman for a creative spark in the middle of the park but it's just not happening for the USA international, who has been uncharacteristically clumsy on the ball.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Livingston are on course to stay above the home side in the table, with very little to get the fans excited
HALF-TIME Celtic 1-0 Dundeepublished at 15:49
Celtic are a goal to the good at the break, courtesy of a second goal in as many games from Mikey Johnston.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Mikey Johnston broke the deadlock at Celtic Park
HALF-TIME Hamilton Accies 1-1 Kilmarnockpublished at 15:47
Kilmarnock started like a runaway train and deservedly took the lead through former Hamilton striker Eamonn Brophy. The visitors had chances to increase their lead before Hamilton came to life, Mickel Miller slotting home the equaliser from the spot.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Eamonn Brophy gave Killie the lead against his former club
HALF-TIME - Motherwell 0-0 St Mirrenpublished at 15:47
Not one for the purists at Fir Park. Both sides have lacked a cutting edge, with St Mirren in particular struggling to retain possession in attacking areas.
This game needs a goal - or even just a decent shot on target.
Image source, SNSHALF-TIME Aberdeen 1-0 Heartspublished at 15:47
Aberdeen were ahead within two minutes through Sam Cosgrove, and dominated much of the first half, though Hearts have grown in confidence as the game has gone on and finished the half on a bit of a flurry.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Hearts’ Steven MacLean had a first half chance well saved by Aberdeen goalkeeper Joe Lewis
Scare for Hibspublished at 44 mins
Hibernian 0-0 Livingston
A scare in the Hibs six-yard area as goalkeeper Adam Bogdan fumbles under pressure from the tenacious Scott Pittman but Darren McGregor is there to hoof it clear.
'Mess up free kick'published at 44 mins
Aberdeen 1-0 Hearts
Aberdeen did it against Bayern Munich in 1983 with Gordon Strachan and John McMaster. Borussia Dortmund recreated it to great success during the week. And Hearts almost sneak an equaliser with the "mess-up free-kick" routine, and the ball just whistles past the post.
Penalty award looked correct decisionpublished at 15:43
Hamilton 1-1 Kilmarnock
Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at New Douglas ParkFair play to Hamilton who have somehow found a route back into this one after Kilmarnock looked like running away with it early on.
The penalty award for the equaliser looked spot on. Brophy inexplicably moved his arm to ball when there seemed limited danger. Mickel Miller duly converted the penalty into the corner to give Martin Canning’s side an enormous lift.
They had started to show something going forward but Steve Clarke will be scratching his head in wonder.
GOAL Celtic 1-0 Dundeepublished at 43 mins
Mikey Johnston
Celtic finally break the deadlock and it's a second goal in as many games for Mikey Johnston as he rifles home on the stroke of half time.
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Motherwell 0-0 St Mirren
And now Motherwell threaten with Allan Campbell heading into the grasp of goalkeeper Dean Lyness.
It remains goalless at Fir Park but for how much longer?
GOAL Hamilton 1-1 Kilmarnockpublished at 37 mins
Miller
Well that was odd. A cross comes in to the Killie box and it hits the hand of, I think, Eamonn Brophy. Darian MacKinnon volleyed into the net but referee Bobby Madden goes back for a penalty. Fortunately, Mickel Miller calmly slots home to get Accies' first goal in four matches.
Image source, BBC SportPENALTY TO HAMILTONpublished at 36 mins