SCOTTISH CHAMPIONSHIP

Alloa Athletic 1-0 Partick Thistle

Arbroath 0-0 Queen of the South

Ayr United 1-0 Greenock Morton

Dundee United 2-1 Inverness Caledonian Thistle

SCOTTISH LEAGUE ONE

Airdrieonians 0-0 Forfar Athletic

Clyde 1-0 East Fife

Dumbarton 0-0 Raith Rovers

Peterhead 0-0 Falkirk

Stranraer 1-0 Montrose

SCOTTISH LEAGUE TWO

Brechin City 0-0 Annan Athletic

Cove Rangers 3-0 Edinburgh City

Elgin City 1-0 Cowdenbeath

Stenhousemuir 0-1 Albion Rovers

Stirling Albion 0-0 Queen's Park

Eilidh Davies
BBC Scotland in Dingwall

County with the better of the play in the first-half, really dominating the first 45 minutes.

The Staggies looking very strong and will no doubt be eager to add to their goal tally.

Hamilton, though, have another 45 minutes to try and stop the Highlanders and get themselves on the scoresheet.

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Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

Pretty tepid fare at Easter Road, particularly from a home side who have enjoyed the bulk of possession.

Hibs have struggled to penetrate a well-organised and sharp St Mirren team, coming closest through a couple of neat interchanges and cut-backs up either flank.

By and large, though, Hibs have been pedestrian and lacking in spark. St Mirren have picked off their stray passes and very nearly punished them.

Paul McGinn burst into the box but was blocked by Paul Hanlon. New signing Ilkay Durmus - a very lively presence thus far - drew a wonderful stop from Ofir Marciano then blasted over at the back post when he ought to have hit the target.

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Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland

The game began to improve after the half-hour mark and the home side can consider themselves unfortunate not to go in at the break with a lead.

Mark Gillespie saved superbly from Aymen Souda and Alan Lithgow and then was bailed out by Declan Gallagher, who headed Scott Pittman’s effort off the line.

Ross Stewart also produced a good save from Jake Carroll as the game finally came to life after a scrappy and unimpressive start.

The half time whistle goes at Celtic Park after 45 minutes of utter dominance from the hosts. Neil Lennon's side started brightly and went ahead thanks to a wonderful finish from Mikey Johnston.

Ryan Christie then added a double, his first a sublime left-foot effort and his second coming thanks to a howler from Saints goalkeeper Zander Clark.

The visitors will be hoping for much better after the break.

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Ouch!published at 15:48 British Summer Time 3 August 2019

15:48 BST 3 August 2019

Hibernian 0-0 St Mirren

Hibs are being forced into a change after Tom James suffers what looked to be an ankle injury in a heavy challenge.

On comes young Sean Mackie, who will play at left-back, with Steven Whittaker switching flanks.

Allan Preston
BBC Scotland summariser on Sportsound

Livingston have been the better side today but can't score.

Alan Lithgow has a header saved while Scott Pittman has a scored cleared off the line.

A couple of frustrating moments for Marios Ogboe. The Hamilton striker thought he was in on goal only for the alert Ross Laidlaw to race of his line to clear then, moments later, the striker chests and volleys wide under pressure from the County defence.

Hibs are living very dangerously indeed. Sam Foley clips a cross deep into the home box, it deflects off the head of Adam Jackson, and falls invitingly for Ilkay Durmus.

The new signing steadies himself but blazes his half-volley high into the stand. Big chance.

James Forrest drags a shot just wide of the post as Celtic look to make it 4-0 before the break.

Hatem Abd Elhamed did well to create the opening with a good run and cutback, but Forrest's effort is just off target.

After lamenting how poor the game was, on the last five minutes, it has livened up considerably.

Livingston's Aymen Souda attempts an overhead kick and it's a fine save from Mark Gillespie.

From the resultant corner kick, Gillespie again makes the save from a downward header.

Yet another penalty claim in Dingwall, this time at the County end, and Liam Fontaine outmuscles substitute Markus Fjortoft, who BBC pundit Leanne Crichton suggests went down with little encouragement.

The first real chance of the game in Livingston.A through ball to Motherwell's Jake Carroll, who had made a run from left back, and he hits it well, but Livingston goalkeeper Ross Stewart makes a great save to deny him.

Hamilton have already been forced into a substitution, with Ciaran McKenna withdrawn and Markus Fjortoft introduced. Now 1-0 down, can Brian Rice's side regroup and recover?

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Now it's Hibs who come agonisingly close to breaking the deadlock as Stevie Mallan releases Daryl Horgan inside the box.

The Irishman's square ball beats Vaclav Hladky, but Gary MacKenzie clips it to safety with Flo Kamberi poised to tap home.