FT: Celtic (Edouard, Brown, Forrest X2) 4-0 Livingston
FT: Hibernian (Doidge, Kamberi, Horgan) 3-1 Motherwell (Polworth)
FT: Kilmarnock (Burke x2, Brophy) 3-0 Hearts
FT: St Mirren (McLoughlin, Foley) 2-1 Ross County (Graham)
Off the Ball's Saturday Supplement (17:30)
Kilmarnock 3-0 Hearts
Stephen Craigan
Former NI defender on Sportsound
Quote MessageEvery home supporter stands up to applaud Chris Burke as he comes off. The 35-year-old rolled back the years today, and was exquisite in the first half.
Zander Miller
Kilmarnock 3-0 Hearts
Excellent play down the right-hand side as Mohamed El Makrini and Stephen O'Donnell link up well. The Dutchman set O'Donnell up for a volley, but Joel Pereira sprung into action to tip over. Nothing comes from the subsequent corner.
Hibernian 3-1 Motherwell
Stevie Mallan almost gets in on the act, but his effort bounces back off the post. Hibs enjoying themselves here.
Thomas Orr
James Forrest
A mistake by the Livi defence gifts Ryan Christie the ball, and he taps the ball forward for James Forrest to race on and score his second goal of the game.
Image source, BBC SportSam Foley
Sam Foley has surely won this game for St Mirren after capping off a counter-attack that found him just on the edge of the Ross County box before he fired the ball in to the back of the net.
Image source, BBC SportSt Mirren 1-1 Ross County
Lee Erwin almost bags a later winner for Ross County as he gets on the end of a cross and watches his header loop over the goalkeeper only for Sean McLoughlin to clear it off the line.
Kyle MacDonald
Daryl Horgan
And that should be that!
Hibs break at pace on the left through Daryl Horgan. The winger looks like he's trying to square the ball across goal having gone past Liam Polworth, but the ball rolls into the bottom corner.
Image source, BBC SportCeltic 3-0 Livingston
John Barnes
BBC Scotland at Celtic Park
Celtic manager Neil Lennon is utilising Ryan Christie and James Forrest in the same roles they were for Scotland against Kazakhstan and they are looking impressive again.
Forrest on the left wing is giving Livi's Jake McMillan a torrid time, while Christie on the right is drifting inside allowing Jeremiah Frimpong to over lap and create openings for the home team.
Celtic dominant during the first half with Livi having only one shot from Stevie Lawless to test Fraser Forster.
Meanwhile, Leigh Griffiths hits a shot at goal that's tipped over the bar as he tries desperately to make a scoring return for the league leaders.
Sean Crighton
Kilmarnock 3-0 Hearts
Stephen Craigan
Former NI defender on Sportsound
Quote MessageI thought earlier Hearts looked better, but that was just because they couldn't have been much worse than the first half. They've been competitive and they've tried a little bit, but at times they've looked disinterested. If things have gone against them they just shrug their shoulders. Naismith, Ikpeazu and Whelan have all been very quiet.
Celtic 3-0 Livingston
Leigh Griffiths should really score. With the goal at his mercy his somehow manages to nudge the cross wide. It's perhaps a bit of rustiness from the striker. He has four months to get himself up to speed before Scotland's play-off semi-final with Israel.
Isaac Layne
Ruari Paton
Celtic 3-0 Livingston
Celtic's in-form winger James Forrest fired home the Premiership leaders' third goal against Livingston.
Image source, SNSJames Forrest volleyed home Celtic's third goal of the game
Declan Hughes
Ryan McGeever
St Mirren 1-1 Ross County
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland in Paisley
St Mirren are on top here but a lack of composure in front of goal is letting them down. That’s why they find themselves at the foot of the table and it must be hugely frustrating for their manager Jim Goodwin.