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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Andrew Nelson
It's all happening at Dens Park.
Less than two minutes after Kilmarnock's leveller, Andrew Nelson scores his second of the night to restore Dundee's lead.
The striker latches on to a looping deflected clearance from Chris Burke and prods home from the edge of the area. Predatory stuff - again.
Image source, BBC SportAlfredo Morelos
Alfredo Morelos taps home his 22nd of the season, and what an important goal it could prove to be. And he can thank Ryan Kent, who slalomed his way past Shay Logan and unleashed a fierce shot, which Lewis could only parry into the Colombian striker's path.
Image source, BBC SportConor McAleny
A debut goal for Conor McAleny.
The Kilmarnock striker, on loan from Fleetwood Town, races free in the box after a cracking through ball and clips beyond Seny Dieng.
Celtic 0-0 Hibernian
Celtic have started well. The heel of Darren McGregor denies Callum McGregor's shot from just outside the box after some nice build-up play. The Hibs defender then comes to the rescue, chesting a loose ball back to his goalkeeper with Simunovic and Burke lurking nearby.
Hamilton 0-0 St Johnstone
After making the headlines for awarding four penalties to Rangers in their win against St Mirren at the weekend, Andrew Dallas is somewhat less in the spotlight tonight as the fourth official at the Hope Stadium.
Image source, SNSAberdeen 0-0 Rangers
Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain & manager on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageIt's a big chance and Morelos is usually deadly from there
Aberdeen 0-0 Rangers
Borna Barisic curls a pearler of a ball forward and Ryan Jack picks up the ball in the Aberdeen box. He loses possession, gets it back and his cross falls to Alfredo Morelos who drives a shot inches past the far post. What a chance for Rangers.
Aberdeen 0-0 Rangers
Nice football from Aberdeen. Max Lowe plays a one-two with Greg Stewart and races towards goal, but the Rangers captain James Tavernier is there to snuff out the danger, getting in front of the Dons full-back, who might have pulled the trigger earlier.
Jake Hastie
Oh my goodness. Nineteen-year-old Jake Hastie is flying just now.
After a brilliant double against Livingston on Saturday, the youngster has just netted an absolute screamer to break the deadlock.
Cutting from the right flank, Hastie skipped inside two defenders, before driving a rasping, rising left-foot shot high into the home net. Outstanding.
Image source, BBC SportHearts 0-0 Livingston
An offside flag cuts short Hearts' celebrations after Steven Naismith nets with a header.
Image source, SNSHamilton 0-0 St Johnstone
A lofted ball into the Hamilton box finds Liam Craig, who takes it first time and tests goalkeeper Gary Woods, who copes admirably.
Andrew Nelson
What a start for Dundee!
Andrew Nelson collects a header just inside the Kilmarnock box, squirms away from Kirk Broadfoot, shifts the ball onto his right foot and fires low beyond Daniel Bachmann.
An excellent finish from the former Sunderland striker.
A few minutes earlier, the hosts' Ryan McGowan was booked for scything down Jordan Jones as the winger scampered away on the counterattack.
Image source, BBC SportAberdeen 0-0 Rangers
The first good chance at Pittodrie falls to Greg Stewart. Andrew Considine flicks it round the corner to him in the box but his first-time shot goes over the bar. He should be hitting the target from there.
Hamilton 0-0 St Johnstone
St Johnstone goalkeeper Zander Clark takes a sore one to the shoulder as he collides with two players while trying to punch the ball clear but he's able to dust himself down and carry on for now.
Celtic 0-0 Hibernian
Here's something you don't hear in many pre-match interviews...
Hibs interim coach Eddie May appears to confirm that he has delayed a planned vasectomy.
"I had to postpone an operation to be in the dugout tonight," he tells BBC Sportsound.
"The snip?" asks BBC reporter Brian McLauchlin, who always has the inside scoop.
"Yes it was," replies May. "I was going to have an operation earlier today but I’m in here at the game tonight instead."
Image source, SNSEddie May looks quite relieved to be missing his hospital appointment
We are off!
Aberdeen v Rangers (19:15)
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes on Sportsound: "We had thought the game was going to come too soon for Scott McKenna but we made the decision to play him this morning. We have enough size and strength in the team to hopefully try and get the job done tonight.
"I’ve picked a team that can adjust to different formations. Rangers' wide players play really narrow so we need to deliver crosses into the box. Hopefully, Mackay-Steven and Lowe can deliver.
"Regardless of where Rangers or Aberdeen are in the league this fixture is a big point in the season. The crowd will generate the atmosphere and the players will feed off that. It’s important we knuckle down and do all we can to win the game and move onto the next one."
Image source, BBC SportDons boss Derek McInnes is unbeaten against Rangers this season
Aberdeen v Rangers (19:45)
Rangers manager Steven Gerrard on Sky Sports: "These are the games where we have to try and take maximum points. The players look ready, we've prepared well. We've got to go and deliver."
On opponents Aberdeen, Gerrard said: "Normally they're very defensive, a very physical side. They're a big threat from set pieces. It's important we don't give away stupid ones and if we do make sure we defend them well enough."
Image source, SNSSteven Gerrard arriving at Pittodrie earlier this evening
Celtic v Hibernian (19:45)
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers on BBC Sportsound:
"James Forrest doesn’t make it but great news for him, his scan was clear so he should be okay for the weekend, but tonight was probably a wee bit of a push to get him involved. Dedryck is back in which is great. He’s been top class - just his pace, his power, his experience.
"We were in desperate need of the break and that was just purely down to the games that we’ve played. We put so much into games and the energy. We’ve come back, pressed the reset button, a couple of new players have added energy to us and we’ve been playing very well.
"No matter how Hibs are doing in the league they always seem to turn up to play against Celtic.
"Oliver Burke has got two goals in five appearances. He's been fantastic since he’s come in. Young Timothy (Weah) has been a breath of fresh air. He’s got great enthusiasm for football. He’s always listening, he’s always learning. It’s been great to see. He’s got good pace, a nice touch of the ball and and eye for goal."
Image source, SNSBrendan Rodgers' Celtic side sit six points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership
Hearts v Livingston (19:45)
Hearts manager Craig Levein on BBC Sportsound: "It’s always a dilemma whether we bring fresh legs into the team. The other night we played a little bit deeper than we normally do. I don’t feel we used as much energy as we normally do. Hence I’ve only made on change (bringing in Olly Lee). The bench is really strong so I feel if we need to make changes to alter the course of the match then we can do that.
"Since John Souttar’s come back I feel we’ve looked stronger in defence and everyone knows the stats when Steven Naismith plays. Hopefully we can carry on from where we left off the other night and pick up the three points. We’ve not had any experience of an easy game against Livingston. We’re in for a tough evening but if we play as we can I’m hopeful."
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