GOAL Edinburgh F.C 4-1 Annan Athleticpublished at 16:06 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2019
Alex Harris
Summary
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)
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GOAL Edinburgh F.C 4-1 Annan Athleticpublished at 16:06 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2019
GOAL Edinburgh F.C 3-1 Annan Athleticpublished at 16:05 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2019
Nathan Flanagan
Burke & Despair...published at 16:01
Kilmarnock 3-0 Hearts
Hearts full-back Aaron Hickey is hooked at half-time. He simply couldn't contain Chris Burke down that right wing and struggled throughout the opening 45. Jake Mulraney replaces the youngster.
KICK-OFFpublished at 16:00
Ready to rock again? Here we go in the second half across the country.
'Hearts devoid of ideas'published at 15:57
Kilmarnock 3-0 Heart
Stephen Craigan
Former NI defender on SportsoundQuote MessageHearts have been devoid of ideas, dis-organised and flat. A big half-time team talk for Austin MacPhee, and the Hearts fans showed their displeasure on the half-time whistle. Kilmarnock are flying...
Image source, SNSImage caption, Plenty to ponder for Hearts caretaker manager Austn MacPhee
HALF-TIME Celtic 1-0 Livingstonpublished at 15:57 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2019
Celtic have played some very nice stuff in the first 45 minutes but only have one goal to show for it.
Odsonne Edouard's chip gave them their first goal in four games against Livingston, but the floodgates haven't opened though Callum McGregor, Tom Rogic and Edouard again have all gone close.
Livi have by and large defended well but haven't been able to get at their hosts.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Celtic lead at the break, courtesy of Odsonne Edouard's dinked finish
All to play for in Paisleypublished at 15:54
Half-time: St Mirren 1-1 Ross County
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland in PaisleyFinely balanced after an even first period. When St Mirren go a goal down you fear for them because of their woeful goalscoring record. But Sean McLoughlin was sharp enough to roll the equaliser in from close range to pull them level.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Ross County's Marcus Fraser and St. Mirren's Ryan Flynn vie for possession
The Chris Burke Showpublished at 15:52
Kilmarnock 3-0 Hearts HT
Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby ParkIt’s the Chris Burke show at Rugby Park, although the alternative title could also be The Hearts Horror Show.
The away fans will be wanting their money back from this no-show from their side, but it’s popcorn time for the home crowd.
A big talk at half-time required from the Hearts interim manager Austin MacPhee, but this match looks over already.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Impressive Burke pays dividends at Rugby Park
Mo El Makrini played Burke through for goal number one, Burke crossed for Brophy to head home to make it 2-0. And then Burke went on a marathon solo run, waltzing through the Hearts defence before dispatching again to make it 3-0.
An outstanding first half from Chris Burke.
HT scores in Scottish Cuppublished at 15:50
Image source, BBC Sport
Image source, BBC SportGOAL Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic 2-1 Montrosepublished at 15:50 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2019
Jonathan Brown
HT in the Championshippublished at 15:49
Image source, BBC SportHALF-TIME St Mirren 1-1 Ross Countypublished at 15:50 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2019
One goal apiece seems like a fair reflection of an opening half that has been surprisingly open.
Ross County opened the scoring with some fantastic link up play between Brian Graham and Billy McKay, however that didn't seem to do much to dampen St Mirren's spirits, with Sean McLoughlin levelling the scoring just moments before half time.
HT scores in Scottish Premiershippublished at 15:48
Image source, BBC SportHALF-TIME Hibernian 2-1 Motherwellpublished at 15:46 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2019
It was all looking a bit bleak for Jack Ross in his first game as Hibernian head coach when Liam Polworth tapped in to an empty net after nine minutes.
But that Motherwell opener kicked Hibs into life, and they've been the better team ever since. Hibs have attacked with intensity, freedom and quality.
Chris Doidge will be relieved that his chance from two yards out found its way into the net with a bit of help from Declan Gallagher, but his strike partner Florian Kamberi could not have finished more emphatically when he put the hosts ahead just four minutes later.
For all their attacking brilliance, Hibs do look shaky at the back - particularly down their left-hand side. That will give Stephen Robinson and Motherwell hope of getting something from the match.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Florian Kamberi celebrates putting Hibs ahead
GOAL Stirling Albion 0-1 Clydepublished at 15:46 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2019
Darren Smith
GOAL East Fife 2-1 BSC Glasgowpublished at 45 mins
Liam Watt
Celtic 1-0 Livingstonpublished at 44 mins
Great play by Celtic's right-back Jeremie Frimpong on the flank, whose pace and trickery takes him from the touchline into the box.He cuts back to Tom Rogic who tries to side-foot the ball into the net but sends it well over. The Premiership leaders remain a goal to the good.
GOAL Greenock Morton 1-1 Brora Rangerspublished at 15:45 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2019
Bob McHugh
GOAL St Mirren 1-1 Ross Countypublished at 44 mins
Sean McLoughlin
Image source, BBC SportThe hosts level the scoring after a cross from Ilkay Dumus is cleared to the feet of Daniel Mullen, who opts to drive in to the Ross County box in search of a goal. A lunging tackles looks to have brought the St Mirren player down for what looks like a penalty but Sean McLoughlin wasted no time in latching on to the loose ball to fire it home from a few yards out in a crowded box.
PENALTY APPEALpublished at 41 mins
Hibernian 2-1 Motherwell
Florian Kamberi weaves past Allan Campbell into the box and then takes a tumble under pressure from Declan Gallagher. It would've been extremely soft had referee John Beaton pointed to the spot.