Morelos' 20th of season gives Rangers lead; McGregor equalised with four minutes left
Jones gives Kilmarnock win at Motherwell, who have Main dismissed
Naismith & Djoum score - and Smith misses penalty - as Hearts beat 10-man Hamilton
Dundee and Livingston draw - Hamilton sent off for visitors
Sinclair treble & Edouard for Celtic; Cosgrove & May penalties, plus Ferguson, for Aberdeen
Watt grabs late winner for St Johnstone at St Mirren
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Dundee 0-0 Livingston
Kenny Miller has so far left his shooting boots in the dressing-room this afternoon.
The veteran has a sight at goal again just inside the penalty box, but he appears to stub his toe and his shot is weak and straight at goalkeeper Liam Kelly.
Now it is Benjamin Kallman's turn to shoot straight at Kelly after making space for himself on the edge of the penalty box.
Image source, SNSRangers 1-0 Hibernian
Hibs striker Florian Kamberi delivers the first attacking effort after the break, but his firmly-hit shot flies over Allan McGregor's goal as Rangers maintain their lead.
Dundee 0-0 Livingston
Dundee have started the second half on top and Kenny Miller latches on to a long ball through the heart of the Livi defence.
The veteran striker shrugs off Alan Lithgow's challenge but side-foots into the body of goalkeeper Liam Kelly from point-blank range.
Motherwell 0-1 Kilmarnock
Motherwell's media team are reporting Carl McHugh, Charles Dunne and Christian Mbulu, who are all currently in Wishaw General Hospital after head knocks, are "all okay".
Image source, SNSteam-mates Carl McHugh and Charles Dunne were injured after a clash of heads
Hearts 2-0 Hamilton
Hearts - and Callumn Morrison in particular - continuing where they left off at Tynecastle. Morrison turns Sean McMann inside out on the right flank before sending in a cross that has Gary Woods back-pedalling before landing on the top of the net.
Okay, I'm still catching my breath from that blizzard of goals and now all of the three o'clock starts are back up and running.
FT: Aberdeen 3-4 Celtic
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageIt was a bit of a snore until Celtic's got their second goal. The game died after half time but then burst back into life spectacularly.
HT: Aberdeen 3-4 Celtic
Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageOdsonne Edouard is a big time player and he made the difference for Celtic. We've been waiting for that kind of performance
HT: Motherwell 0-1 Kilmarnock
Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park
It was probably a cross... but let’s be generous of spirit on Boxing Day and applaud Jordan Jones for the goal that nestled in the top corner and currently makes the difference between these sides.
It’s a deserved lead when it comes down to number of chances - for the final 15 minutes of this match Kilmarnock were certainly the side on top. Greg Stewart, Jones and latterly Kris Boyd all with opportunities. Motherwell simply struggle to create. There was a chance for Elliott Frear but his effort was blocked.
Before all that though this was a match defined by injuries rather than incident. Huge misfortune for Motherwell as they lost three players to head injuries - Carl McHugh, Christian Mbulu and Charles Dunne - particularly serious for the latter as he was stretchered from the field. We wish him well.
Image source, SNSAlfredo Morelos opened the scoring at Ibrox - notching his 20th goal of the season - while Allan McGregor's double save kept Hibs at bay.
It's been bruising at times, with the visitors losing Lewis Stevenson to injury, and Rangers defender Connor Goldson needing treatment just before the break.
Image source, SNSRangers striker Alfredo Morelos opened the scoring at Ibrox
It's been a bit bonkers down at Fir Park, with Motherwell losing three players to head knocks inside 28 minutes.
To add insult to injury, a cross from Jordan Jones then flew into the net to give Kilmarnock the lead.
The points go back to Perth after Tony Watt's last-minute header.
Image source, SNSAfter successive defeats, Hearts are well placed to record only their second win in their last nine Premiership matches.
Steven Naismith's curled finish and a second from Arnaud Djoum just before the interval have the hosts well in control at Tynecastle.
Image source, SNSSteven Naismith curled home his 12th goal of the season for Hearts
Dundee are looking to avoid a fourth straight defeat, are without a win in four but are unbeaten in three games at home.
All those runs look like continuing as they and Livingston are tied at the break.
Dundee's Nathan Ralph fired against the crossbar while goalkeeper Jack Hamilton did superbly to react late and turn a Keaghan Jacobs free kick finding the net.
Image source, SNSRipping yarn. Livingston striker Dolly Menga was left with a torn shirt after an Andy Boyle challenge.
Rangers 1-0 Hibernian
Lewis Stevenson's afternoon finishes early, after he hurts his leg while tackling Daniel Candeias. Sean Mackie comes on to replace the left wing-back.
Celtic stay top of the Premiership pile after a late flurry of goals at Pittodrie.
Odsonne Edouard came off the bench for an impressive cameo, tucking away a lovely goal and setting up Scott Sinclair to complete his hat-trick. He also played a key role in Celtic's second.
Image source, SNSAberdeen 3-4 Celtic
A last chance for Aberdeen? James Wilson flings himself into an overhead kick inside a busy penalty box but his effort sails high over the crossbar.
Tony Watt
Is Tony Watt the hero for St Johnstone? With the game in the dying stages the striker pops up in the box to divert a cross into the net from eight yards.
Lewis Ferguson
This game is not over yet... The Dons have a late lifeline as Lewis Ferguson drills in a shot from near the edge of the box after a corner kick.
Arnaud Djoum
Another good cross from the right flank from the impressive Callumn Morrison, and Accies fail to clear the danger. The ball drops to Arnaud Djoum, who controls it with his first touch before firing right-footed into the bottom-left corner.
