Summary

  • FT: St Johnstone (May) 1-4 Hibernian (Doidge X3, Allan)

  • FT: Kilmarnock (El Makrini, Brophy) 2-2 Hamilton (Miller, Davies)

  • FT: Ross County (Mullin PEN) 1-3 Aberdeen (McGinn, Hedges, Considine)

  • FT: Hearts (Naismith, McLoughlin OG, Bozanic, Walker, Mulraney) 5-2 St Mirren (Obika, Mullen)

Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. LINE-UPS at Global Energy Stadium

    Ross County v Aberdeen (15:00)

    Ross County: Laidlaw, Fraser, Fontaine, Morris, Kelly, Gardyne, Mullin, Spence, Henderson, Graham, Erwin

    Substitutes: Baxter, McKay, Watson, Foster, Spittal, Chalmers, Stewart

    Aberdeen: Lewis, Logan, Devlin, McKenna, Considine, Ferguson, Leigh, Hedges, Bryson, McGinn, Cosgrove

    Substitutes: Cerny, Taylor, Campbell, McLennan, Gallagher, Anderson, Main

  2. LINE-UPS at McDiarmid Park

    St Johnstone v Hibernian (15:00)

    St Johnstone: Clark, Ralston, Duffy, Kerr, Tanser; Wotherspoon, McCann, Davidson; Wright, Kennedy, May.

    Substitutes: Parish, Vihmann, Craig, Swanson, O'Halloran, Holt, Hendry.

    Hibernian: Maxwell, Naismith, Porteous, Hanlon, Stevenson; Hallberg, Slivka, Newell, Allan; Kamberi, Doidge.

    Substitutes: Marciano, Horgan, Boyle, Mallan, James, Jackson, Shaw.

  3. LINE-UPS at Tynecastle

    Hearts v St Mirren (15:00)

    Hearts: Pereira, Hickey, Smith, Dikamona, Berra, White, Bozanic, Irving, Walker, Naismith, Ikpeazu.

    Substitutes: Zlamal, Mulraney, Whelan, MacLean, Damour, Brandon, Meshino.

    St Mirren: Hladky, P McGinn, Broadfoot, McLoughlin, Waters; Foley, S McGinn, Magennis, Mullen, Obika.

    Substitutes: Lyness, MacKenzie, MacPherson, Flynn, Djorkaeff, Durmus, Morias.

  4. Two-horse race in League Two?

    It's looking like a straight fight between Cove Rangers and Edinburgh City, with both at home today.

    City have six of their last seven, while the former Highland League side have recovered from their Scottish Cup exit with back-to-back victories.

    League TwoBBC Sport

  5. Tight at the top in League One

    Two points cover the top four in League One, with leaders Falkirk at home to fourth-placed Airdrie.

    Raith Rovers and East Fife are waiting to capitalise on any slip ups from the Bairns.

    League OneBBC Sport

  6. Can Ayr Utd keep up with Terrors?

    The rest are playing catch up in the Championship after leaders Dundee United took care of neighbours Dundee last night.

    Nearest challenger Ayr United are looking to make it three wins in a row but they haven't got the better of Queen of the South at Palmerston since 2002.

    And what about Partick Thistle v Morton? A team that can't win at home against a side that can't win away.

    ChampionshipBBC Sport

  7. Game on in Dingwall

    Ross County v Aberdeen (15:00)

    It's nippy up north but that's not going to stop the good people at the Global Energy Stadium.

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  8. Lots to play for in the Premiership

    With Celtic and Rangers in action tomorrow, the focus switches to the chasing pack in the Scottish Premiership.

    Aberdeen can move up to third place with a win, St Johnstone are aiming for a third home success on the bounce, while the managerless Edinburgh clubs have forgotten what a league victory looks like.

    Stay with us through the afternoon as all the action unfolds.

    Premiership fixturesBBC Sport