FT: Heart of Midlothian (Dikamona) 1-1 St Mirren (Clare OG)
FT: Livingston (Erskine) 1-0 Kilmarnock
FT: St Johnstone 0-2 Aberdeen (Shinnie 2)
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Livingston end their nine-game run without a win as Chris Erskine justifies manager Gary Holt faith in him.
The veteran midfielder started up front and got the winner that stretches Kilmarnock's run without a win to seven games.
It also ends Killie's seven-game unbeaten run against their hosts.
Image source, SNSSt Johnstone 0-2 Aberdeen
Niall McGinn forces Cammy Bell into action as he fires a shot towards the top corner.
It's a good save by the St Johnstone goalkeeper.
St Johnstone 0-2 Aberdeen
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageA well-worked chance for St Johnstone from Murray Davidson. But he just slashes at it. That was their big chance and it went a begging
Heart of Midlothian 1-1 St Mirren
They are in the closing stages at Tynecastle and St Mirren are nearing a point thanks to Sean Clare's crazy own goal.
It would be a vital one for the side sitting bottom of the Premiership.
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Ciaran McKenna
Ciaran McKenna levels for Falkirk and all of a sudden it is all turning the way of leaders Ross County at the top of the Championship.
Billy Mckay (penalty)
County looked to have completed an amazing comeback as Billy Mckay slots a penalty kick to stretch their lead at Firhill.
It looks like Thistle's fine run is coming to an end.
St Johnstone 0-2 Aberdeen
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageI think it's beyond St Johnstone to get back into this game. Aberdeen look well organised and always dangerous on the break
Livingston 1-0 Kilmarnock
Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Tony Macaroni Arena
Kilmarnock should at least be allowed to take the Livingston goal frames home with them after rattling them three times this afternoon.
It’s been a frustrating afternoon for Steve Clarke’s side, who have shown plenty of potency but have still been unable to find the back of the net.
If it stays this way, it will be the fourth game in a row Kilmarnock have failed to find the back of the net.
Ross Stewart
Two down at half-time, a marathon cup defeat in midweek, it wasn't looking good for County.
But the Championship leaders are ahead with Ross Stewart's second of the day.
St Johnstone 0-2 Aberdeen
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageIt's the other foot this time as Graeme Shinnie takes aim and pulls the trigger. What a performance from the Aberdeen captain. That was just a sensational strike
Graeme Shinnie
Another beauty from the Aberdeen captain. Dominic Ball, who has been outstanding, wins the ball again and gives it to Shinnie.
The midfielder drives forward unchallenged and unleashes a shot low into the bottom corner.
Image source, BBC SportSt Johnstone 0-1 Aberdeen
Aberdeen's Niall McGinn, just on for Connor McLennan, curls a free kick just past the near post.
Livingston 1-0 Kilmarnock
Livingston are living on the edge. Eamonn Brophy's free-kick is saved by home goalkeeper Liam Kelly, then Rory McKenzie hits the bar from the rebound.
That's three times Kilmarnock have hit the woodwork now.
Heart of Midlothian 1-1 St Mirren
Clevid Dikamona scored the opener for Hearts and he's inches away from an own goal this time as the defender's attempted clearance is tipped away by goalkeeper Zdenek Zlamal.
St Johnstone 0-1 Aberdeen
This is a cracking match in Perth. St Johnstone's Jason Kerr puts in a brilliant last-ditch tackle to take the ball from Max Lowe, who was right in front of goal.
The hosts then go down the other end and force goalkeeper Joe Lewis to desperately push away a cross from David Wotherspoon.
Sean Clare, own goal
St Mirren are back in this after Sean Clare heads into his own net from Kyle McAllister's corner.
The midfielder appeared to be under no pressure.
Jackson Longridge (penalty)
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Somerset Park
Ayr's title challenge looks to be taking another stumble as Jackson Longridge gives Dunfermline the lead from the penalty spot.
Longridge has had an injury disrupted season, but he’s come on as a substitute and immediately makes a difference with that spot-kick into the bottom right-hand corner.
Referee David Munro awarded it when Ryan Williamson’s cross hit Michael Rose on the hand.
It’s Longridge’s sixth goal of the season.
Liam Lindsay
Liam Lindsay scrambles the ball home as Championship leaders County come from behind to level at Firhill.
St Johnstone 0-1 Aberdeen
Gary Mackay-Steven drives down the right and whips the ball across goal, but nobody in an Aberdeen shirt can get on the end of it.
Livingston 1-0 Kilmarnock
Chris Erskine has spent most of his career as a midfielder, but the former Partick Thistle man has justified manager Gary Holt's decision to stick him up front against Killie.
The 32-year-old has given his side the lead.
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