Aberdeen 2-4 Rangers - Defoe scores fourth after McKenna & Morelos sent off for clash. Morelos (2) & Tavernier for Rangers & Cosgrove (2) for Aberdeen
Celtic 2-0 Hibernian - Christie with sharp finish & Burke adds second
Dundee 2-2 Kilmarnock - Miller misses stoppage-time penalty for Dundee. Nelson scores brace; McAleny & Burke for visitors
Hamilton 2-1 St Johnstone - Oakley adds his second after Craig equalises
Hearts 0-0 Livingston
St Mirren 1-2 Motherwell - Campbell & Hastie for visitors after McGinn levelled
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Celtic 1-0 Hibernian
Celtic pick up from where they left off. Timothy Weah bursts down the right-hand side, picks out Scott Sinclair who tries to guide the ball into the bottom corner. Hibs get away with it this time as Sinclair's effort drifts just wide.
Aberdeen 2-3 Rangers
After a very long delay for Scott McKenna to trudge off, referee Bobby Madden then whips out a red for Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos for his part in that ugly tussle.
That's his third red card against Aberdeen this season, although the first was later downgraded.
Chris Burke
What a game we've got at Dens Park.
Chris Burke hauls Kilmarnock level for the second time with an excellent free-kick.
The veteran winger curls a 25-yard effort from just left of centre into the Dundee net via the inside of the post. A superb strike.
Image source, BBC SportAberdeen 2-3 Rangers
Scott McKenna has an armful of Alfredo Morelos' shirt and then kicks out at the Rangers striker as he topples to the ground.
Morelos had more than a wee nibble with his boot too and then goes for a spectacular series of rolls, clutching his face, although the large feet of McKenna appear to have missed him altogether.
He might have missed but the whole episode was packed full of malevolent intent.
Those two have been at it all evening.
Aberdeen 2-3 Rangers
Alfredo Morelos has an unbelievable chance for a hat-trick here. He's played clean through on goal by James Tavernier but Joe Lewis saves with his feet. Good save, but you'd expect Morelos to score from there.
He had so much time. Too much time?
St Mirren 0-1 Motherwell
Motherwell midfielder David Turnbull whips in a vicious free-kick from just outside the left edge of the box, but Vaclav Hladky beats it clear.
Sam Cosgrove
Sam Cosgrove just smashes it down the middle and it clips the legs of diving goalie Allan McGregor on its way in.
Image source, BBC SportAberdeen 1-3 Rangers
James Tavernier drags down Lewis Ferguson at a corner kick and the Dons have a lifeline. Really daft from the Rangers captain.
We're up and running again. Is this the night Celtic and Rangers pull away from the rest of the front-runners?
HT: Dundee 2-1 Kilmarnock
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Dens Park
English striking talent is leading the way at Dens Park, where former Sunderland forward Andrew Nelson scored two very decent goals, either side of Conor McAleny’s neat finish on his Kilmarnock debut.
More of the same after the break, please.
HT: Hamilton 0-0 St Johnstone
Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Hope Stadium
Accies have had the best chances, Steven Davies and George Oakley both testing Saints goalie Zander Clark and Davies forcing a finger stinging save.
But both teams are looking sharp and trying to create, with defenders Ricky Foster and Lenny Sowah racing forward at times for their respective sides. Plenty of good play elsewhere on the park... Boyd and Davies look sharp for the home side. O’Hallaran is showing some pace.
The managers are throwing down some good dance moves too...
Image source, SNS
Image source, SNSHT: Hearts 0-0 Livingston
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland at Tynecastle
Not a great deal to commend this match I’m afraid. Hearts certainly had the better of the first period but rarely threatened Liam Kelly in the Livingston goal. Livi had a couple of attacking flurries towards the interval, with Steven Lawless and Hakeem Odoffin putting in good crosses, but there were no takers.
Poor stuff really.
Hearts have huffed and puffed but not been able to blow the house down so far at Tynecastle.
Can Livingston hold their nerve and maybe come out a bit more in the second half?
Image source, SNSHearts' Steven Naismith had a header disallowed for offside during the first half
Jake Hastie is at it again for Motherwell.
The 19-year-old scored a brace against Livingston on Saturday and has rocketed home an absolute stunner that separates the teams in Paisley.
Hastie cut in from the right and blasted high into the home net from 20 yards.
St Mirren should have equalised through Anders Dreyer but the Swiss was denied by a fantastic Mark Gillespie save.
Are Motherwell heading for their fourth win on the trot?
Image source, SNSJake Hastie scored his third goal in two games
A brilliant double from January signing Andrew Nelson has given Dundee the half-time lead in an exciting Dens Park battle.
The former Sunderland man fired home either side of Conor McAleny's debut goal for the visitors.
As things stand, Dundee will overtake Hamilton and go 10th in the Premiership table.
Image source, SNSAndrew Nelson stabs in his second goal of the evening
It's been all Celtic and the league leaders are in front thanks to a nice finish from Ryan Christie.
Brendan Rodgers will be happy with the contribution of new additions Timothy Weah and Jeremy Toljan, who played their part in the build-up to the goal.
Hibs are hanging on and lucky not to be further behind.
Image source, SNSIt's all square at the break at the Hope Stadium. A couple of half-chances here and there but nothing substantial so far.
Image source, SNSA great match so far at Pittodrie. Alfredo Morelos tapped in the opener for Rangers and curled in a lovely second after Sam Cosgrove had levelled for Aberdeen. Then James Tavernier dispatched his third penalty of the week after Scott McKenna had handled in the box. Rangers in command at Pittodrie.
Image source, SNSAberdeen 1-3 Rangers
Gordon Smith
Former SFA chief executive on Sportsound
Quote MessageIt can seem very harsh He's not trying to stop a goal scoring opportunity. But his arm was in an unnatural position
Celtic 1-0 Hibernian
Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park
Celtic's biggest problem now could be complacency. They have completely dominated this game from the opening whistle but they need to tread carefully at the back otherwise both Shaw and Kamberi could pounce.
This game though has an inevitability about it and only the most optimistic Hibernian fan will feel they can get themselves back into the game.