More misery for the Edinburgh clubs...

Hearts barely had a sniff of goal in their defeat at McDiarmid Park.

Hibs needed an injury time goal to salvage a point at home to Livingston and a fifth league draw in a row leaves them without a win since the opening day of the season.

Paul Heckingbottom and Craig Levein are managers under extreme pressure. Can they survive these tortuous runs?

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St Johnstone leap up eighth with back-to-back wins as Hearts fall level on points with bottom club St Mirren.

An own goal from skipper Christophe Berra rather sums up a dreadful match.

The Steelmen reclaim third place in the Scottish Premiership from 10-man Kilmarnock.

Alex Bruce was shown red for slicing down Chris Long and Liam Donnelly scored from the resulting free-kick. Dom Thomas equalised for the depleted visitors but Stephen Robinson's side turned the screw in the second-half.

Devante Cole's winner in the 54th minute cemented Kilmarnock's fate and the visitors drop to fifth, behind Aberdeen.

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Quickfire goals at the start of the second half from Mohamed Elyounoussi and James Forrrest keep Celtic top on goal difference.

St Mirren offered stubborn resistance in the first half but the champions were able to cruise to victory in the end.

Hibs come back from the dead to salvage a draw at home to Livingston which may just keep Paul Heckingbottom in a job.

Goals from Steven Lawless and Craig Sibbald put Livi 2-0 up at half time, but a Scott Allan penalty and an injury time equaliser from super-sub Martin Boyle ensure Hibs take at least a point from the game.

Whether it's enough to keep Heckingbottom in a job remains to be seen, with Hibs still without a league win since the opening day of the season and just a point off the foot of the table.

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Routine for Rangers in Dingwall.

Alfredo Morelos with two goals and Ryan Jack with two goals as Steven Gerrard's side remain neck and neck with leaders Celtic.

It's a much-needed win for Aberdeen and Derek McInnes after their disappointing showing at Celtic, but the margin of victory really should have been greater.

Despite a few brilliant saves by Joe Lewis in the Dons' goal, Aberdeen could have won this game by three or four. Sam Cosgrove could have had a hat-trick, Niall McGinn deserved a goal and nearly got one when he hit the bar, and Lewis Ferguson nearly grabbed a stunning second goal.

But in the end, it's three points for Aberdeen thanks to Ferguson's blistering first-half strike.

Aberdeen are up to fourth in the table, while Accies drop down to tenth.

Allan Campbell really should have put this game beyond Kilmarnock in the dying moments - the ball is squared by Chris Long on a plate for Campbell, but Connor Johnson pulls off a miraculous block on the line to turn the ball over for a corner.

Another huge chance for Hibs. Paul Hanlon puts a low ball across the box and Daryl Horgan has the whole goal to aim at but the Irishman puts the ball straight down the throat of the goalkeeper.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio Scotland

Hibs are really going for it here and it is leaving them exposed at the back. The visitors are getting openings on the counter attack but are being pretty wasteful with them.

Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio Scotland

Again...how is this game still in the balance?!

Sam Cosgrove could have had a hat-trick. He's just hit the post with a header. Derek McInnes will be furious if Accies grab a goal in the last ten minutes.

Martin Boyle is on for his first league appearance of the season, the winger coming on for defensive midfielder Melker Hallberg.

Can he save the day for Hibs and Paul Heckingbottom?

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

You can see the confidence the goal has given St Johnstone, who are very much in command just now.

Hearts look a deflated bunch, the away fans are certainly making their displeasure known to manager Craig Levein.

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It's now the visitors turn to miss a glorious chance! Stevie Mallan's pass back to Chris Maxwell is intercepted by Scott Tiffoney, he rounds the goalkeeper but puts it wide with an open goal to aim at.

Shocking finishing... A huge let-off for the hosts.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio Scotland

A glorious chance for Hibs as a corner comes in and captain Paul Hanlon comes flying in but heads over from five yards out. The home side are turning the screw, but they won't get many better chances than that.