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  • FT: Livingston 0-3 Rangers: Jack shot fumbled by Kelly before Kent adds second

  • Morelos rounds Kelly for third, pocket of fans celebrate on pitch

  • FT: St Mirren 1-3 Hibernian - Jackson slides Saints into the lead before Shaw, McGregor & Mallan hit back

  • Hibernian manager Neil Lennon is suspended for today's visit to Paisley

Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. May rules himself out Hibs' running - again

    FT: St Mirren 1-3 Hibernian

    Caretaker Hibs head coach Eddie May tells BBC Scotland: "I thought S Mirren were better than us in the first half, more of a goal threat, we couldn't get any rhythm.

    "Our better players performed in the second half. I thought in the second half we thoroughly deserved our win.

    "I think the players have always had performances in them, sometimes they've not delivered. They certainly turned up today."

    May ruled himself out of taking on the job permanently prior to kick off and explains that he did not enjoy his brief time as Falkirk boss.

    He said: "Eddie May is not a football manager and Eddie May will keep his fingers crossed something happens soon."

    Eddie MaySNS

  2. Hibs profit from system change

    FT: St Mirren 1-3 Hibernian

    Gordon Smith
    Former SFA chief executive on Sportsound

    There's little turning points in football that change a game completely. St Mirren had an opportunity to go two up. The injury to Daryl Horgan actually turned out to be an advantage to Hibs because they brought on Oli Shaw, changed the system, and that turned their game around.

  3. Rangers have lost 'important ground' - Gerrard

    Livingston v Rangers (16:00)

    Rangers manager Steven Gerrard on RangersTV: "The message to the team is that you cannot perform for 22 minutes, not at elite level. You've got to make sure your performance is there for the 90 minutes.

    "I expect a reaction individually and collectively from the team. We've lost ground, important ground, which is disappointing because we've worked ever so hard to put ourselves in a good position and now we need a reaction.

    "We need a positive performance at Livingston and we need to go there and try and take maximum points."

    Steven GerrardSNS

  4. Can lightning strike twice at Livingston?

    Livingston v Rangers (16:00)

    Rangers were stunned by Livingston on their last visit to West Lothian, a Dolly Menga goal delivering three points for the hosts.

    The top three on that Sunday, seven games into the season? Hearts, Hibs and Livi... That seems like a long time ago now.

    Steven Gerrard's men got their revenge at Ibrox in November, with Daniel Candeias, Alfredo Morelos and Scott Arfield on target.

  5. Defoe & Davis drop to Rangers' bench

    Livingston v Rangers (16:00)

    The big news for Rangers is that high-profile January signings Jermain Defoe and Steven Davis are both dropped after the 2-1 defeat to Kilmarnock in midweek.

    They are two of four changes, with Gareth McAuley and Andy Halliday also making way as Ross McCrorie, Daniel Candeias, Borna Barisic and Nikola Katic come in. Kyle Lafferty is out of the squad altogether.

    Jermain Defoe arriving at the Tony Macaroni ArenaSNS

    Jermain Defoe arriving at the Tony Macaroni Arena, but the on-loan Bournemouth striker starts on the bench

    Livingston make just two changes, one of them forced with Ryan Hardie unable to play against his parent club. Craig Sibbald also drops to the bench, with striker Dolly Menga making an unexpected comeback from injury and Keaghan Jacobs recalled in midfield.

  6. Timely lift for Hibees

    FT: St Mirren 1-3 Hibernian

    That victory was just the tonic for Hibs after a hard couple of days.

    The Neil Lennon story will rumble on but fans will be feeling a bit better after that second-half display.

    Will Eddie May and Grant Murray still be in charge when they take on Aberdeen next weekend?

  7. Player Rater - How do you score the game?

    FT: St Mirren 1-3 Hibernian

    Remember, you can have your say on who the best - and worst - players are in today's games. Click HERE to have a bash at the St Mirren v Hibernian Player Rater.

    Player Rater grpahic

  8. Buddies left to rue McAllister miss

    FT: St Mirren 1-3 Hibernian

    Hibs were much improved after the break but there was a huge turning point when Kyle McAllister missed a golden chance for the hosts.

    Goalkeeper Ofir Marciano was lying on the ground outside his box when the Buddies midfielder wanted to turn on to his stronger foot and fluffed his shot.

    About 40 seconds later, Hibs were level.

  9. FULL-TIME St Mirren 1-3 Hibernian

    That's it. Hibs come from behind to win for the first time this season and end a run of five winless games in the league.

    Oli Shaw, who made a big impact as a second-half sub, grabbed the equaliser, with Darren McGregor and Stevie Mallan adding goals against their former team.

    The Easter Road side are up to seventh and St Mirren stay at the bottom.

    Darren McGregor celebrates shooting Hibs in frontSNS

  10. St Mirren 1-3 Hibernian

    A final change for Hibs as Sean Mackie comes on for a stoppage-time cameo. Stevie Mallan trots off clapping the happy visiting fans.

  11. CLOSE!

    St Mirren 1-3 Hibernian

    Stevie Mallan is in the mood for another goal against his former club as his long-range dig curls just wide.

    A total transformation from the visitors in the second half...

  12. Shaw 'unselfish'

    St Mirren 1-3 Hibernian

    Jim Goodwin
    Former St Mirren defender

    Oli Shaw has had a big impact since coming on. He does the unselfish thing, sees Stevie Mallan, lays it to the edge of the box, and maybe the goalkeeper could have done a bit better with it. That's game over from Hibs point of view.

  13. goal

    GOAL St Mirren 1-3 Hibernian

    Stevie Mallan

    Sloppy from Ethan Erhahon as the St Mirren teenager gifts the ball to David Gray. The Hibs skipper skelps a great long, diagonal pass for Oli Shaw to chase. The striker cuts in from the left and lays it off to Stevie Mallan, who steers a first-time shot home from the edge of the box.

    Game over?

    GOAL

  14. St Mirren 1-2 Hibernian

    Still no movement on the home bench as we enter the final five minutes. The game is wide open.

  15. YELLOW CARD Baird (St Mirren)

    St Mirren 1-2 Hibernian

    St Mirren prepare to take a corner but before Greg Tansey can hit it referee Steven McLean flashes a yellow card in the direction of Jack Baird for some off-the-ball skulduggery.

    Three corners in quick succession but Hibs hold on...

  16. Hibs hit back

    St Mirren 1-2 Hibernian

    Oli Shaw celebrates after drawing Hibs levelSNS

    Oli Shaw celebrates after drawing Hibs level

    Darren McGregor (right) hammered Hibs in front from close rangeSNS

    Darren McGregor (right) hammered Hibs in front from close range

  17. St Mirren 1-2 Hibernian

    Hibs full-backs David Gray and Steven Whittaker are getting on a bit and are maybe not as swift as they once were but both men are charging forward whenever they can and providing good width.

  18. Omeonga on for Hibs

    St Mirren 1-2 Hibernian

    The visitors make their second change and it's Ryan Gauld going off to be replaced by another recent loan arrival, Stephane Omeonga.

  19. LINE-UPS from the Tony Macaroni Arena

    Livingston v Rangers (16:00)

    Livingston team line-up

    Livingston: Kelly, Gallagher, Halkett, Lithgow, Lamie, Lawless, Byrne, Pittman, Jacobs, Erskine, Menga

    Subs: Stewart, Brown, Lawson, Tiffoney, Wylde, Cadden, Sibbald

    Rangers: McGregor, Tavernier, Worrall, Katic, Barisic, McCrorie, Jack, Arfield, Candeias, Kent, Morelos

    Subs: Foderingham, McAuley, Halliday, Coulibaly, Davis, Middleton, Defoe

    Rangers line-upbbc

  20. GREAT SAVE!

    St Mirren 1-2 Hibernian

    Another good stop from Ofir Marciano as the Hibs keeper gets down smartly to bat away a long-range stinger from Kyle McAllister.