Lee goal gives Hearts win in second Edinburgh derby of season
Wins for Rangers, Aberdeen & Kilmarnock mean top four is split by three points
Motherwell win Lanarkshire derby
St Johnstone comfortably beat Dundee
Ross County three points clear in Championship
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St Johnstone will end 2018 in the Premiership's top six regardless of whether Hearts win away to Hibernian this evening.
It's a sixth straight away league win and clean sheet on the road for Tommy Wright's side.
A great way for the Perth side to bring in the new year - not so Dundee, who really have their work cut out to stay in this division.
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Ryan Hardie
Comic cuts defending from Aberdeen... Scott McKenna is miles short with a pass-back and the ball is nicked past advancing goalkeeper Joe Lewis. It looks like Andrew Considine has arrived in time to clear up but he can only hit his goal-line intervention against a sliding Ryan Hardie.
Ross Stewart
Dario Zanatta
Steve Lawson own goal
James Wilson with a splendid run down the right and the substitute flashes in a great cross. Alan Lithgow does well with a sliding clearance but it cannons off Steve Lawson and trickles in for an unfortunate own goal.
Livingston 0-1 Aberdeen
Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland in Livingston
Huge goal from James Wilson to give Aberdeen the lead, just his third strike for the Dons since arriving on loan from Manchester United. It could be hugely valuable though - if it stays like this Aberdeen will move to within three points of Celtic and Rangers.
Image source, SNSJames Wilson is in there somewhere as Dons fans spill out of the stand
Hibernian v Hearts (17:30)
Hibernian: Bogdan, Ambrose, Hanlon, McGregor, Whittaker, Mackie, Mallan, Horgan, Slivka, Kamberi, Shaw.
Substitutes: Dabrowski, Gray, Bartley, Hyndman, Allan, Gullan, Campbell.
Hearts: Doyle, Smith, Dikamona, Berra, Godinho, Lee, Haring, Djoum, Garuccio, Clare, Naismith.
Substitutes: Zlamal, Bozanic, Mitchell, Hughes, MacLean, Mulraney, Morrison.
Charlie Telfer
Tom Aldred
Oh my. It is bedlam at the Hope Stadium as Motherwell take the lead. A terrific ball into the box from a David Turnbull causes confusion as Gary Woods fails to punch clear. The ball falls to first-half goal hero Tom Aldred, and the big centre-half hooks an incredible finish high into the Accies net.
Kilmarnock 2-1 St Mirren
Greg Stewart runs past half of the St Mirren defence before firing off a disappointing shot that is easily gathered by Dean Lyness.
Scott Harrison
James Wilson
Aberdeen's two substitutes combine to break the deadlock.
Midfielder Stephen Gleeson's shot from 18 yards looks to be going well wide, but James Wilson nips in to deflect it home from close range.
That's the on-loan Manchester United striker's third goal of the season.
Andy Graham
Dundee 0-2 St Johnstone
It almost gets worse for Dundee as Jack Hamilton denies Matty Kennedy and Chris Kane in quick succession.
James Vincent
Livingston 0-0 Aberdeen
On-loan Manchester United striker James Wilson has come on for the injured Bruce Anderson and makes an immediate impact.
He finds Stevie May in the clear on the edge of the penalty box, but his strike partner lashes wastefully wide.
Dundee 0-2 St Johnstone
Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Dens Park
Quote MessageSt Johnstone in total control. They are closing in on a sixth away win in a row. Playing like this, you can see why they have been so devastating on the road
Image source, SNSLiam Craig (far left) and Scott Tanser (far right) have been Saints' scorers
Hibernian v Hearts (17:30)
Hearts gaffer Craig Levein has arrived at Easter Road in plenty of time. The Edinburgh derby kicks off in just over an hour.
And that will bring down the curtain on the Premiership action for 2018.
Image source, SNSHamilton 1-1 Motherwell
Conor Sammon is inches away from the most casual/spectacular goal of his career.
Elliot Frear darts to the byeline to cut a great ball back for the Irishman. He brings his left foot up before sending an audacious flick at goal, which goalkeeper Gary Woods gathers. A cynic would say it was a bad first touch...
Craig Slater