Defoe scores debut goal but Brophy levels & Rangers' pre-contact signing Jones nets winner
Cosgrove brace & Stewart effort has Aberdeen in command at Hamilton
Burke brace, Sinclair penalty & Weah strike have Celtic cruising against St Mirren
Dundee off bottom after surprise win at Hearts
Turnbull strike gives Motherwell lead over Hibs
Davidson puts St Johnstone ahead of Livingston
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Sam Cosgrove
It's a scrappy one but they all count. Stevie May's cross is headed down by Sam Cosgrove and cut out by Matt Kilgallon but the Aberdeen striker reacts quickest and fires a low shot in off Kilgallon.
Image source, BBC SportSt Johnstone 0-0 Livingston
We have a first shot on target at McDiarmid Park as Ryan Hardie forces a good save from St Johnstone goalkeeper Zander Clark. The Saints man reacts well to tip the striker's low drive wide.
Genseric Kusunga
Genseric Kusunga robs David Vanacek deep inside the Hearts half and plays a one-two with Andrew Nelson before firing past Colin Doyle. Fine finish from the big Dundee defender.
Image source, BBC SportCeltic 2-0
Scott Sinclair is threatening to overwhelm St Mirren on his own. He bursts through the visitors' defence and his shot across goal is pushed just wide by Vaclav Hladky
Eamonn Brophy
Joe Worrall dithers on the ball and Eamonn Brophy is in like a flash to rob the Rangers defender.
He knocks it forward and smashes a fantastic shot beyond goalkeeper Allan McGregor from the edge of the penalty box.
Image source, BBC SportMotherwell 0-0 Hibernian
It's a bit scrappy at Fir Park, but Ryan Porteous almost provides a spectacular opener.
The big Hibs defender reacted well to Stevie Mallan's free-kick but his overhead kick was straight at Mark Gillespie.
Hearts 0-0 Dundee
Arnaud Djoum plays a lovely one-two with David Vanacek and fires in a shot that Seny Dieng palms away. Best effort yet from Hearts.
Kilmarnock 0-1 Rangers
So close to a second goal for the visitors as Alfredo Morelos crashes a header against the back post as he attacks a looping corner kick.
Scott Sinclair
No mistake this time as Scott Sinclair doubles the hosts' lead from the spot.
That's seven goals in six games for the winger.
Image source, BBC SportCeltic 1-0 St Mirren
Scott Sinclair is upended by the outstretched leg of Jack Baird. The Celtic winger will take it himself after missing one at the weekend.
Oliver Burke
Not a great moment for St Mirren goalkeeper Vaclav Hladky, who fails to hold on to an Oliver Burke header from Ryan Christie's free kick.
That's Burke's first goal since his loan switch from West Brom.
Image source, BBC SportJermain Defoe
A poacher's goal to get Jermain Defoe off the mark for Rangers.
Daniel Bachmann makes a fantastic double save to deny Andy Halliday and Steven Davis and a third effort from Ryan Kent is kicked off the line by a defender but the former England striker is in the right place to knock it in from close range.
Image source, BBC SportHamilton 0-0 Aberdeen
Hamilton so close to an opener at the Hope Stadium as Matt Kilgallon's header is touched on to the crossbar by Joe Lewis.
Hearts 0-0 Dundee
Dundee have started well in the capital and Hearts goalkeeper Colin Doyle has to come off his line to save at the feet of Andy Dales.
Motherwell 0-0 Hibernian
Hibs' two January signings combine to carve out the game's first clear-cut chance.
Stephane Omeonga surges up the right flank, and his cut-back loops into the path of Ryan Gauld.
The Sporting Lisbon loanee has to take it quite high and fires his volley over the bar.
Moments later, Motherwell break downfield and Gboly Ariyibi's shot is deflected into the arms of Ofir Marciano.
Hearts 0-0 Dundee
Andrew Nelson runs at the Hearts defence and flashes a shot just wide of goal.
Kilmarnock 0-0 Rangers
Rangers, playing in an orange away kit, look in the mood as the press with real vigour. How will Morelos and Defoe fare as a front two?
Away we go across the grounds...
Motherwell v Hibernian (19:45)
Hibernian head coach Neil Lennon is eager to see January signings Ryan Gauld and Stephane Omeonga in action tonight.
“We’re looking for goals. Ryan is making his competitive league debut and Stephane has come in as well, so hopefully there’ll be a bit of creativity and intent about us," he told BBC Radio Scotland.
“They’ve been training well and I don’t want players to wait on their debuts when they’re ready to come in.
“It’s important we start the second half of the campaign well and get back into the top six as soon as possible."
And what about a repeat of that bonkers 6-6 draw?
"I'd take 6-5 for us!"
Image source, SNSNeil Lennon's Hibernian are eighth in the Premiership table
St Johnstone v Livingston (19:45)
Livingston manager Gary Holt is in fine form this evening as his side take on St Johnstone, and he's having no excuses about the cold conditions either.
"The pitch looks fine. It's flat as usual, we'll give it a good go - simple as that.
"I've said to the players don't try and complicate it, do the basics really well. Know what your game is about and do it to the best of your ability."
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