Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland

Not for the first time in recent weeks, Celtic struggled to make their dominance count.

Yes, they created plenty of chances in the first half. But, as the match wore on, the quantity and the quality of the chances began to dry up as Celtic laboured to create clear-cut opportunities.

This time, there would be no mistake or moment of magic to conjure a goal as Livingston took home a hard earned point.

The away side were organised, disciplined and pragmatic. As a result, this match was never a thrilling contest, but the Lions deserve credit for earning a point at the home of the champions-elect.

Two goals from Sam Cosgrove consign Dundee to a seventh consecutive defeat.

With Hamilton and St Mirren drawing, the Dens Park side are now two points adrift at the bottom.

Aberdeen stay level on points with Kilmarnock but behind in fourth on goal difference.

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Celtic will need to wait until after the Premiership split to secure an eighth straight title following a frustrating 0-0 draw for the reigning champions.

Resolute defending from Livingston and some fine saves from Liam Kelly secure a point for the visitors.

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Hamilton and St Mirren share the points to move a little bit further clear of Dundee at the bottom of the Premiership.

And Accies stay four points clear of their visitors.

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Hamilton so close to a last-gasp winner as George Oakley meets a cross flush on the volley and Vaclav Hladky produces a superb diving save.

Tony Andreu's header on the rebound is goal-bound, but a defender nods off the line.

There's a scramble in the box after Liam Kelly spills Odsonne Edouard's shot and Oliver Burke collects. Surely he'll score? No, he knocks it wide from only a couple of yards.

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That's it. A comfortable win for Killie at Rugby Park and, in truth, it could have been by a few more goals.

They dominated this game from start to finish and thoroughly deserve their win. An own-goal from Chris Kane and Kris Boyd's penalty just before half-time were enough to give them all three points.

Steve Clarke's side are now unbeaten in their last six Scottish Premiership fixtures as they stay in third place, ahead of Aberdeen on goal difference.

As for St Johnstone, Tommy Wright will not be pleased with his side's display. They rarely threatened the Killie goal, having just one shot on target over the course of the match, while Jason Kerr will be suspended for their next fixture after he was shown a second yellow card in the second-half.

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Hamilton defender Matthew Kilgallon heads a cross off the line before Cody Cooke lashes a drive just past the upright as St Mirren push for a winner.

On loan Queens Park Rangers goalkeeper Seny Dieng makes yet another good save for Dundee, this time from a Graeme Shinnie effort from edge of box

Moments after his part in Sam Cosgrove's second goal, Connor McLennan has another go at Dundee goalkeeper Seny Dieng, who reaches high to knock it wide and has to think quick to collect it with the dangerous Cosgrove lurking near the post

Killie could really put 10-man St Johnstone to the sword here if they can turn the screw.

Spaces are appearing for the home side and Rory McKenzie almost made the most of one, drilling a shot from 25-yards out, but goalkeeper Zander Clark does well to turn it round the post.

Ryan Christie's header is an easy take for Livingston goalkeeper Liam Kelly.

Celtic have scored plenty of late goals in recent weeks and they'll need another one to take the three points today.

Jim McIntyre making changes at Dens Park as the hosts desperately try to scramble their way back into this tie.

Callum Moore, who gave the penalty away, has been replaced by Andrew Nelson while Kenny Miller has come on for Craig Curran.

As it stands, his side will be two points adrift at the bottom of the table come full time.

Kieran Tierney's shot is blocked by Hakeem Odoffin and Celtic claims of handball fall on deaf ears as a corner is awarded.

Accies striker Marios Ogkmpoe has come on for his first appearance since the last game of last season, when he sustained cruciate ligament damage at Motherwell