Kilmarnock avoid their third consecutive league loss though they have the poor discipline of Hamilton Academical to thank for that.

Accies raced into a two-goal lead through brilliant strikes from Mickel Miller and Steve Davies, but Sam Stubbs' red card turned the game.

When Mohamed El Makrini scored on the stroke of half-time and Eamonn Brophy netted immediately after the break, a Killie victory looked inevitable.

But Owain Fon Williams, who was at fault for Killie's first goal, turned in an impressive second-half performance to deny the hosts all three points.

Killie remain in fifth place, while Accies drop down to 10th in the table after wins for Hearts and Hibernian.

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Hearts have their first win at home for over seven months and Austin MacPhee gets his first three point as interim manager.

A crazy first half full of defensive lapses resulted in goals from Steven Naismith, Jonathan Obika, Sean McLoughlin, Danny Mullen and Oliver Boazanic, with the hosts 3-2 to the good at the interval. Jamie Walker's header early in the second half really calmed this one down though and Hearts controlled the game thereafter.

After coming back from a broken leg this year, it will have meant a lot to Walker.

Jake Mulraney's tremendous strike on 77 minutes ended the contest. A late drive from distance by St Mirren defender Sean McLoughlin had Hearts' goalkeeper Joel Pereira scrambling, but otherwise St Mirren did not look like getting back into it.

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Christian Doidge had zero league goals to his name before today's game against St Johnstone, now he has three. The Welshman turned in a fantastic display alongside strike partner Florian Kamberi as Hibs claimed their first league win since the opening day of the season.

Hibs' other strike came from Scott Allan as the midfielder scored a fine solo effort.

Stevie May added a consolation for the hosts following slack defending from the visitors. After back-to-back wins, the defeat moves the Perth side down to 11th, meanwhile Hibs are up to eighth.

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Aberdeen make it three wins from three as they move into third in the Scottish Premiership.

After a difficult start to the season for Dons boss Derek McInnes, his team have now won four out of the past five.

Josh Mullin converted an early penalty for Ross County. But Niall McGinn and Ryan Hedges both netted free-kicks, before Andrew Considine scored a sensational third goal from the edge of the box.

That moves them two points clear of Motherwell, albeit having played a game more than the Lanarkshire side. Despite the defeat, Ross County hold on to sixth spot in the table.

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Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Tynecastle

Scholars must be furiously leafing through the history books for the last time Tynecastle witnessed seven goals in a single match. The Hearts fans will certainly be going home happy tonight. St Mirren will be going home bottom of the table.

Almost a fifth for Hibs. The ball breaks to Scott Allan on the edge of the box following a deflected pass from Martin Boyle. The midfielder takes aim with a side-foot effort and it just zips past Zander Clark's right hand post.

Aberdeen have clearly been using their new training ground to practice their free-kicks. They've scored two today already, and Niall McGinn has gone close with another two efforts - one tipped over, before the County defence deflect clear another.

From the corner, Greg Leigh gets to the near post and heads just wide as Aberdeen aim for a fourth.

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St Mirren defender Sean McLoughlin is about 45 yards out as he has a lash and the shot is screaming towards the top corner before Joel Pereira gets across smartly to tip behind for a corner. The ball bobbles around the Hearts box from the subsequent set-piece before Hearts get it clear.

At the other end of the park, Steven Naismith drives on, passes inside to Jake Mulraney who curls a shot which Vaclav Hladky has to push wide. Nothing comes from the corner.

Neil McCann
Former Hearts & Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound

Killie are really pushing for a winner here, and Owain Fon Williams has just made a very good save from Rory McKenzie. A long 15 minutes ahead for 10-man Accies as they try to hold out.

Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Tynecastle

That goal from Jamie Walker at the start of the second half feels like it has drawn the sting from this match. St Mirren are struggling to find a way back and Hearts look well in control. A different sort of game now, not half as much fizz or entertainment. I’m getting greedy though - cannot believe I’ve witnessed six goals in a single match at Tynecastle...

Aberdeen's Lewis Ferguson takes aim from distance and his thunderous shot nicks off the outside of the goal frame.

Eamonn Brophy has just come mightily close to completing the Killie comeback. He cuts in from the right before hitting a low strike, but Owain Fon Williams tips the ball onto the post and Accies clear the ball to safety.

Florian Kamberi has been very lively for Hibs this afternoon and the striker, just called up by Albania for the first time, curls a shot just wide as the visitors look for a fifth goal.