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  1. 'We need to maintain our attacking threat' - McInnes

    St Johnstone 0-0 Aberdeen

    On today's team selection, Derek McInnes added: "Craig Bryson's training has been affected with the ongoing ankle issue he has, so he's not got 90 minutes in him. We need to maintain our attacking threat with our two up top and Ryan Hedges and Niall McGinn on the wings. When you look at St Johnstone's team it's a good side with players that can hurt you, so we need to make sure we are on our mettle."

  2. KICK-OFF

    We're under way in Perth.

  3. Men In Black...

    St Johnstone v Aberdeen (15:00)

    Referee Kevin Clancy and his match officialsSNS

    Referee Kevin Clancy is flanked by today's other match officials

  4. Landmark appearance

    St Johnstone v Aberdeen (15:00)

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  5. Cup final poser

    Glasgow City v Hibernian Ladies (16:10 GMT)

    Judy Murray is heading to the Women's Scottish Cup final as Glasgow City and Hibernian Ladies. You can follow the action live on BBC Alba.

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  6. 'Considine joins elite group' - McInnes

    St Johnstone v Aberdeen (15:00)

    Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes tells BBC Sportsound: "It was quite an obvious thing to do to make him [Andrew Considine on his 500th appearance] captain today. I've spoke often enough about his quality, but it means everything to him to join that elite group today. He just goes quietly about business.

    Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes and defender Andrew ConsidineSNS

    McInnes on Considine: "He's brilliant in training day in, day out"

    "He's brilliant in training day in, day out, and he's an accomplished defender. In the modern game to have 500 appearances is testament to boy himself."

  7. St Johnstone v Aberdeen (3pm)

    Tyrone Smith
    BBC Scotland

    Sweet Caroline being belted out around McDiarmid Park, the Aberdeen fans rewording it with 'Sweet Considine'

  8. Dons eye goals in Perth

    St Johnstone v Aberdeen (15:00)

    Billy Dodds
    Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

    I've seen St Johnstone three or four times this season and their Achilles heel has been their defence. That's why Aberdeen have gone with two up front and they're going for that Achilles heel

  9. Premiership table

    Scottish Premiership tableBBC Sport

  10. Gerrard happy with result if not display

    FT: Hamilton Accies 1-3 Rangers

    Steven Gerrard speaking to BT Sport: "At times we have to go and get the second goal quicker. We were poor for Hamilton's goal, we were poor on three or four occasions throughout the game where we haven’t won the first header and we haven’t been in the right position to cover.

    Rangers manager Steven GerrardSNS

    Steven Gerrard was keen to accentuate the positives following Rangers' victory

    "But we’ve won 3-1 away from home after the international break, so we have to take those positives. We can’t run the chance with our performance like that. We have to try to perform at a better level so the result’s not at risk as it could have been in the final stages."

  11. 'I'm really proud of the boys' - Rice

    FT: Hamilton Accies 1-3 Rangers

    Hamilton Accies manager Brian Rice tells BBC Sportsound: "I'm really proud of the boys today. We started the game fantastically well and Rangers, with their first attack, scored a goal.

    "We fight back into the game and score an equaliser. It then takes a fantastic strike to put Rangers into the lead at half-time.

    Hamilton Accies boss Brian RiceSNS

    Brian Rice said Accies were unable to match Rangers' finishing in front of goal

    "I said to the lads at half-time: 'I'm not happy at 2-1, let's try to have a bit of a go'. We knew the game would open up a little bit. We kept two strikers on the pitch all of the time and tried to be positive.

    "The difference between us and the really good teams is the quality; the quality of their second goal and Ryan Kent was clinical with his third goal.

    "That's what you get when you bring in really good players."

  12. LINE-UPS FROM McDIARMID PARK

    St Johnstone v Aberdeen (15:00)

    St Johnstone: Clark, Ralston, Tanser, Duffy, Kerr (capt), McCann, Holt, Davidson, Kennedy, Wright, May.

    Substitutes: Parish, Vihmann, Kane, Wotherspoon, O'Halloran, Hendry, Booth.

    Aberdeen: Lewis, Logan, Devlin, McKenna, Considine (capt), Leigh, Ferguson, Hedges, McGinn, Main, Cosgrove.

    Substitutes: Cerny, Taylor, Bryson, Campbell, McLennan, Anderson, Gallagher.

    Referee: Kevin Clancy

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    FT: Hamilton 1-3 Rangers

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  14. 'Beautiful finish from Kent'

    Hamilton Accies 1-3 Rangers

    Neil McCann
    Former Hearts & Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound

    It's a beautiful finish from Ryan Kent. It's great awareness from Alfredo Morelos as well, he plays the pass so Kent can just step onto it

  15. FULL-TIME Hamilton Accies 1-3 Rangers

    Ryan Kent-inspired Rangers remain on Celtic's coat-tails as the winger fires a double in a hard-fought victory over a stubborn Hamilton Accies. Lewis Smith cancelled out Ryan Jack's opener before Kent fired a contender for goal of the month.

    Mickel Miller missed an open goal for the hosts and Rangers made them pay with Kent's second deep into injury time.

    The upshot being that Rangers move level on points with league leaders Celtic, but remain second on goal difference.

  16. goal

    GOAL Hamilton Accies 1-3 Rangers

    Ryan Kent

    That will be that. Rangers substitute Alfredo Morelos threads a ball through to Ryan Kent and the winger guides a brilliant effort into the bottom corner of the net from 18 yards.

    GOALBBC Sport

  17. ADDED TIME

    Hamilton Accies 1-2 Rangers

    Hamilton Accies have a corner... but Rangers repel the danger, albeit unconvincingly. Four minutes of added time.

  18. Tempers fraying

    Hamilton Accies 1-2 Rangers

    Referee Steven MacLean halts play before trotting over to the touchline and brandishing a yellow card for Hamilton Accies manager Brian Rice.

    Tempers threatening to boil over in South Lanarkshire.

  19. YELLOW CARD

    Hamilton Accies 1-2 Rangers

    Rangers substitute Alfredo Morelos is booked by referee Steven MacLean for having a nibble at Mickel Miller. The Colombian was unhappy at Miller's close attention and had a frustrated flick at the Accies man.

  20. 'Can't understand how Rangers have lost a grip'

    Hamilton Accies 1-2 Rangers

    Derek Ferguson
    Former Rangers and Hamilton midfielder on Sportsound

    I can't understand how Rangers have lost a grip of this. I can't see any notable tweaks from Accies, so I don't know if Rangers are tiring