Summary

  • FT: Hamilton Acad 3-3 Livingston - McGowan leveller for hosts after Pittman (2) & Lawson put visitors ahead

  • FT: Motherwell 4-3 Dundee - Turnbull lashes in late goal in bonkers contest

  • FT: St Mirren 1-1 St Johnstone - Mullen stunner cancels out Kane opener

  • Simunovic goal moves Celtic to within a point of title

  • Falkirk on brink of Championship relegation; Morton safe after win; Thistle & Alloa lose

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  2. Stat attack

    Celtic v Kilmarnock (12:30)

    • Celtic have only lost one of their 33 home league meetings with Kilmarnock (W26 D6) in the Scottish Premiership/Premier League era
    • After avoiding defeat in each of his first four league matches against Celtic as Kilmarnock boss (W2 D2), Steve Clarke has since lost both of this past two
    • Celtic have drawn back-to-back league games 0-0; they have never had three straight goalless stalemates in the Premiership
    • Killie have only lost one of their past eight away league outings

  3. LINE-UPS from Celtic Park

    Celtic v Kilmarnock (12:30)

    Celtic: Bain, Lustig, Ajer, Simunovic, Izaguirre, Brown, McGregor, Forrest, Rogic, Sinclair, Edouard.

    Substitutes: Toljan, Hayes, Ntcham, De Vries, Burke, Benkovic, Johnston.

    Kilmarnock: Bachmann, O'Donnell, Bruce, Dicker, Taylor, Burke, Tshibola, Power, Millar, McAleny, Brophy.

    Substitutes: Frizzell, MacDonald, McKenzie, Kris Boyd, Ndjoli, Waters, Millen.

    Referee: Willie Collum

  4. Premiership table as it stands

    Scottish PremiershipBBC Sport

    League leaders Celtic hold a nine-point lead over Rangers, who face Aberdeen on Sunday

  5. Premiership return for County

    Ross County last night secured a return to the top-flight after one season back in the Championship following a 4-0 win over Queen of the South.

    It also means that the team finishing second bottom in the Premiership know they will be facing either runners-up Dundee United, Ayr United or Inverness Caledonian Thistle in the play-offs.

    WATCH: Ross County win title on BBC iPlayer

    Match report: Ross County 4-0 Queen of the South

    Ferguson 'couldn't be prouder' of County

    Ross County co-manager Steven Ferguson says he "can't be more proud" of his team after they secure their return to the top flight.

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  8. Celtic pay tribute to late Lisbon Lion

    Celtic v Kilmarnock (12:30)

    Jonathan Sutherland
    BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

    A real sense of emotion in the air as the Celtic team coach arrived at the foot of the Celtic Way. The players emerged led by manager Neil Lennon and captain Scott Brown as applause swept through the large crowd that had assembled to greet them, gathered around the statue of Billy McNeil holding aloft the European Cup.

    A poignant moment as captain and manager laid a wreath at the statue as the crowd burst into a spontaneous and heartfelt rendition of the Celtic Song as the players then made their way up towards Celtic Park.

    Celtic's Scott Brown and manager Neil Lennon lay their wreathSNS

    Celtic captain Scott Brown and manager Neil Lennon lay their wreath in memory of the late Billy McNeill

    The crowds remained and the applause would continue as the surviving Lisbon Lions also arrived.

    A quiet, respectful, reflective atmosphere here at Celtic Park for now in the spring sunshine.

  9. Today's Premiership games (3pm unless stated)

    Today's Scottish Premiership gamesBBC Sport

  10. Poignant day at Celtic Park

    Celtic v Kilmarnock (12:30)

    Welcome to another bumper edition of Scottish Premiership action as the race for the title continues...

    Defending champions Celtic host Kilmarnock in our lunch-time kick off.

    It will be a poignant affair, with a minute's applause held before the match in memory of the former Celtic captain Billy McNeill, who died last week, aged 79.

    Tributes in memory of late Celtic captain Billy McNeillPA

    Floral tributes, scarves and messages have been left at the foot of Billy McNeill's statute at Celtic Park

    McNeill's family have urged Celtic fans to commemorate his life in "cheers, songs and applause" this afternoon.

    His family say football stadiums were not "built to be silent". The Celtic first team will wear black armbands "bearing the number five to recognise Billy's iconic number that he always wore with pride".