FT: Aberdeen 0-2 Hamilton - Miller nets after outrageous Oakley strike
FT: Hearts 1-2 Celtic - Edouard nets in stoppage-time; Bozanic had levelled from spot to cancel out Forrest with opener; Brandon dismissed for hosts
Kilmarnock A-A Motherwell - Game abandoned early in second half because of fog
FT: Rangers 4-0 Dundee - Defoe adds to first-half goals by Kamara, Tavernier & Morelos
FT: St Johnstone 1-2 Hibs - Kane hooks in; McNulty nets twice either side of Slivka red
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Chris Kane
Chris Kane appears to given as many chances as he likes to finish while the Hibs defence stand and watch. Ofir Marciano saves the initial shot, but Kane can't miss with his second attempt.
Image source, BBC SportKilmarnock 0-0 Motherwell
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park
There’s a real buzz and sense of anticipation at Rugby Park, and already it’s been an exciting contest.
Killie forward Conor McAleny’s been showing an immaculate first touch, while Gboly Ariyibi looks Motherwell’s most dangerous player in the early stages.
Both Steve Clarke and Stephen Robinson are prowling around at the edge of their technical areas.
Aberdeen 0-0 Hamilton Academical
Hamilton come close to opening the scoring direct from a corner! Anthony Andreu's inviting in-swinger goes narrowly wide. It only needed a touch! A good start by the visitors.
St Johnstone 0-0 Hibernian
St Johnstone claim for a penalty after David Wotherspoon goes down in the box under a challenge by Darren McGgregor.
Both club's twitter pages are in disagreement whether it was a penalty or not. Referee Gavin Duncan elects to give a corner kick.
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Image source, TwitterHearts 0-0 Celtic
Celtic have yet to settle in a frenetic opening at Tynecastle. The visitors are trying to utilise Oliver Burke's pace but the Hearts defence has yet to be seriously tested.
James Tavernier
Rangers already look to have the three points secured as they hit the net for a second time.
Goalkeeper Seny Dieng blocks a shot from Alfredo Morelos from close range, but it falls to James Tavernier and the right-back slots it into the empty net.
Image source, BBC SportKilmarnock 0-0 Motherwell
Almost a lightning start from the home side. Stephen O’Donnell plays a precise pass into the path of Eamonn Brophy down the right flank. The striker beats his marker with a good first touch and cuts back inside onto his left foot, but his low curling effort drifts past the far post.
Glen Kamara
Oh, the irony. Dundee eventually sold Glen Kamara, who had already signed a pre-contract agreement with Rangers, in January and he comes back to haunt his former club.
The midfielder volleys in at the near post for his first career goal!
Image source, BBC SportHeart of Midlothian 0-0 Celtic
Allan Preston
BBC Scotland summariser on Sportsound
Quote MessageCeltic have not been in the Hearts half so far. Ikpeazu causing all sorts of concerns for them.
Hearts 0-0 Celtic
The hosts have come roaring out of the traps, Steven Naismith's run is cut short by Nir Bitton. Hearts are unable to profit from the subsequent set piece.
We're off and running!
Close to kick off across the country; the teams trot out at a white-hot Tynecastle. Neil Lennon acknowledges the away supporters with a wave.
Celtic supporters have a message for former manager Brendan Rodgers...
Image source, SNSKilmarnock v Motherwell (19:45)
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park
Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson admits that Kilmarnock must love playing against the Steelmen, given the Ayrshire men have won their last four meetings.
But the Northern Irishman is confident the recent change in Motherwell’s playing style can give Killie a little more to think about.
Sportscene will be broadcast on BBC One Scotland at 00:20 tonight, with highlights of all five Premiership matches.
Well worth sorting yourself with a hot chocolate and comfy place on the couch to watch the goals and analysis with Jonathan Sutherland & the team.
Image source, BBC SportKilmarnock v Motherwell (19:45)
Kilmarnock boss Steve Clarke is untroubled by a run of five league games without a win, and seven in all since beating Rangers at home in late January,
"We’re not in this game to lose," he told BBC Sportsound. "We don’t like losing here. We had a magnificent run up until the winter break. We started well [after the winter break] but we’ve had one or two disappointments since then in a tough run of fixtures.
Image source, SNSSteve Clarke has designs on three points for Kilmarnock
"You always have to keep a sense of perspective. We’ve competed in all of those games, apart from the cup game at Ibrox. Hopefully we can move on tonight with a win.
"Motherwell are little bit different know. Steven [Robinson] has made a brave decision and changed personnel. He’s brought a few young boys into the team with more energy and more legs. They will be a big threat tonight."
Aberdeen v Hamilton Academical (19:45)
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes on the managerial situation at Celtic: "Celtic have still got the best squad of players and they have the experience regardless of who the manager is. There’s no doubt that Brendan made a real impact at Celtic. He did a fantastic job, but sometimes people can look too much at the manager.
"They have the comfort of an eight point advantage and with 11 games to go, I think that’s quite a significant figure. Celtic still have a lot to do, but they are in the box seat.
Image source, SNSMcInnes isn't expecting Celtic to drop off...
"They now also have someone who knows the club, knows how to get over the line and has the experience of winning trophies in Lenny. They’ve lost a good manager but they’ve gained another good manager."
Rangers v Dundee (19:45)
Image source, SNSRangers and Dundee players have enjoyed a stroll - and some warming up - on the Ibrox turf
Aberdeen v Hamilton Academical (19:45)
Former Cardiff City defender Greg Halford is on the bench after signing for Aberdeen yesterday, following injuries to Shay Logan and Tommie Hoban.
Right-back Logan faces up to 12 weeks on the sidelines after ankle surgery, while Hoban misses the rest of the campaign with a cruciate ligament injury.
But Scotland centre-half Scott McKenna returns from suspension, while forward Connor McLennan starts after recovering from a knock against St Johnstone on Saturday.
Image source, SNSGreg Halford has not played since leaving Cardiff in the summer
Hamilton boss Brian Rice has made three changes from the weekend's 5-0 loss to Rangers as Delphin Tshiembe comes in for the injured Matthew Kilgallon.
Alex Gogic and Scott Martin both came off the bench during the Ibrox defeat to Rangers and are given starts tonight, in place of Reegan Mimnaugh and David McMillan.
Heart of Midlothian v Celtic (19:45)
Celtic manager Neil Lennon tells BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound: "It [the job] is amazing. It’s an opportunity I’m looking forward to.
"I’ve had the butterflies but once the game gets under way, I know the responsibilities that lie ahead and the shoes I have to walk in. I’m trying to keep it calm.
"I don’t know what way this is going to go I don’t have a crystal ball. It’s still embryonic for me.
Image source, SNS"I might have a chapter or two to write myself"
"I’m following one of the greatest managers in Celtic history. What he’s achieved here is perfect but I can’t think about my record compared to Brendan's. I might have a chapter or two to write myself.
"Nothing’s broken, nothing needs fixed. The players have been in brilliant form since the beginning of the year."
St Johnstone v Hibernian (19:45)
St Johnstone forward Michael O'Halloran misses out with a hamstring strain.
Sean Goss drops out of the team that lost to Aberdeen at the weekend, with Tony Watt coming in.
There are no changes for Hibs, with manager Paul Heckingbottom happy to stick with the same team that beat Dundee 4-2.
On-loan Leicester City defender Darnell Johnson has missed Hibs last three games through suspension, but does not make it into the squad for the trip to Perth.
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