Summary

  • FT: Aberdeen (Hedges) 1-1 St Johnstone (O'Halloran)

  • FT: Hearts (Ikpeazu, Meshino) 2-3 Motherwell (Gallagher, Seedorf, Hylton)

  • FT: Kilmarnock (Millar, El Makrini) 2-0 Hibernian

  • FT: Rangers (Tavernier, Morelos, Barker) 3-1 Livingston (Lawless)

  • FT: Ross County (Stewart, Fraser) 2-1 St Mirren (Andreu)

  • FT: Hamilton 0-1 Celtic (Forrest)

Live Reporting

Clive Lindsay

  1. goal

    GOAL Queen of the South 1-0 Greenock Morton

    Faisal El Bakhtaoui

    Former Dundee and Dunfermline Athletic forward Faisal El Bakhtaoui opens the scoring for Queen of the South.

  2. CLOSE!

    Ross County 0-0 St Mirren

    On-loan Celtic midfielder Ewan Henderson latches on to a knock down and, after dribbling through the middle of the park unopposed, he lets go of a shot on the edge of the box that flies just inches wide of St Mirren's right-hand post. First real chance of the game falls to the hosts.

  3. GREAT SAVE!

    Kilmarnock 0-0 Hibernian

    What a save from Laurentiu Branescu! Daryl Horgan cuts in from the right-hand side before unleashing a curling effort with his left foot, which looks to be destined for the goal.

    But the Juventus loanee gets fingertips on it to touch it over the bar.

  4. CHANCE

    Rangers 0-0 Livingston

    Ryan Kent and Joe Aribo combine to set up Alfredo Morelos, who shoots over as Rangers press.

  5. Aberdeen 0-0 St Johnstone

    St Johnstone are getting forward plenty at Pittodrie without looking overly threatening. Visiting manager Tommy Wright will probably be the happier of the two managers in the opening 10 minutes.

    Matty Kenedy is looking lively down the right side for the Saints, but Stevie May not getting a look-in yet.

  6. Aberdeen 0-0 St Johnstone

    Willie Miller
    Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio Scotland

    It's been a lively start at Pittodrie, although neither team has taken control of the game. Tommy Wright will be the happier of the two managers so far.

  7. Heart of Midlothian 0-0 Motherwell

    First booking of a pretty feisty opening 10 minutes at Tynecastle as Jake Carroll gets a yellow card for cynically hauling back Hearts' Sean Clare on the counter.

    No clear-cut chances as yet but plenty of midfield bluster.

  8. goal

    GOAL Dundee 1-1 Alloa Athletic

    Liam Dick

    Peter Grant's Alloa are quickly back on level terms as Liam Dick finds the net, maybe deflected off a defender.

  9. Hibs 'on front foot' in Ayrshire

    Kilmarnock 0-0 Hibernian

    Derek Ferguson
    Former Rangers and Hamilton midfielder on Sportsound

    Hibs look to have settled the better at Rugby Park. They look like they have had a blast from the manager and have come out on the front foot

  10. goal

    GOAL Ayr United 1-0 Dundee United

    Daniel Harvey

    Ayr take the lead against Championship leaders Dundee United with Daniel Harvey's first goal of the season.

    A win and Ian McCall's side would join the visitors at the top of the table.

  11. Hibs to be 'hard and ugly' ?

    Kilmarnock 0-0 Hibernian

    Kheredine Idessane
    BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park

    All set here at Rugby Park. Two wins in their last three for Killie. Hibs were 'too soft and pretty' last time out in Motherwell according to head coach Paul Heckingbottom. Who, if anyone, wins ugly today?

  12. goal

    GOAL Dundee 1-0 Alloa Athletic

    Danny Johnson

    Danny Johnson grabs the first goal of the three o'clock kick-offs - his fifth of the season.

    Great reaction finish from eight yards as the former Motherwell forward fires in the rebound from Declan McDaid’s header that had hit the crossbar.

    That should ease some of the pressure on new Dundee boss James McPake.

  13. KICK-OFF

    It's a staggered start around the country. Here we go...

  14. Saints stronger with new signings - McInnes

    Aberdeen v St Johnstone (15:00)

    Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes was tempted to put Connor McLennan in his team after a great performance for Scotland's under-21s, but he decided to stick with the team that beat Ross County 4-1 in Dingwall before the international break.

    "I was pleased with a lot of the work against Ross County, I know it's a different opponent, but similar shape," he tells BBC Scotland. "We want to be more aggressive again and not give them too many chances.

    "Connor McLennan was one we considered, but I think he will play a part today.

    "The biggest surprise about St Johnstone is where they are in the league - they have got good players and the additions they have brought in have certainly made them stronger."

    Anthony RalstonSNS

    Anthony Ralston starts for St Johnstone on loan from Celtic

  15. Well seek revenge for cup exit

    Heart of Midlothian v Motherwell (15:00)

    Hearts are still looking for their first league win of the season as the pressure mounts on manager Craig Levein.

    However, they had a fine 2-1 win away to today's visitors in the League Cup.

    Motherwell responded to that with two straight victories, scoring three goals in each, and are unbeaten away from home this season.

    Motherwell's Bevis MugabiSNS

    New signing Bevis Mugabi is on the Motherwell bench

  16. Hibs and Killie search for second win of season

    Kilmarnock v Hibernian (15:00)

    Kilmarnock and Hibernian both sit on four points after four games in the Premiership.

    The home side have kept a clean sheet in each of their last three league meetings with Hibernian, winning two and drawing one - and the away side have not won since October 2017 at Rugby Park.

    Since earning 20 points from a possible 24 in their first eight league matches under Paul Heckingbottom (W6 D2), Hibs have since earned just six points from their last 27 available, winning just one game.

    Hibs right-back Jason NaismithSNS

    Jason Naismith debuts for Hibs on loan from Peterborough United

  17. County looking to bounce back at home

    Ross County v St Mirren

    Ross County's last home game was a resounding 4-1 defeat at the hands of Livingston - they welcome St Mirren who are just one point behind them in 10th place.

    The home side have lost more goals in their last two games than they had conceded in their previous nine Scottish Premiership matches beforehand (six).

    St Mirren have won both of their last two league trips to Dingwall, both by two goals to one.

    St Mirren defender Kirk BroadfootSNS

    Kirk Broadfoot starts after returning to St Mirren from Kilmarnock

  18. Top-three clash at Ibrox

    Rangers v Livingston (15:00)

    Rangers are looking to bounce back from dropping their first points of the season against Celtic before the international break, against a Livingston side sitting third in the table.

    Rangers have beat Livingston in the last eight league home games against them - going back to August 2001 when they were held to a 0-0 draw.

    Livingston have got off to a strong start this season despite the departure of some key players - they have taken eight points from four games and sit just one point behind the Ibrox side.

    Rangers winger Ryan KentSNS

    Ryan Kent plays for the first time since returning to Rangers after his £7m transfer from Liverpool

  19. Saints on hell of a poor run

    Aberdeen v St Johnstone (15:00)

    St Johnstone travel to Pittodrie looking to end a run of five games without a win.

    Indeed, their only victory came in the League Cup group stage at home to League Two side Brechin City.

    However, they did leave the Granite City with a 2-0 win on their last visit there in December.

    St Johnstone's Stevie MaySNS

    Stevie May will make his first start since returning to St Johnstone from Aberdeen

  20. Strong Saints?

    Aberdeen v St Johnstone (15.00)

    Tyrone Smith
    BBC Scotland at Pittodrie Stadium

    Despite their lowly league position, on paper this is a very strong looking St Johnstone team, with plenty of width and threat on both sides of the park - Holt, Ralston and May appear great additions.