Motherwell have lost more Premiership games in which they have been ahead than any other side this season, while no side has gained more points after falling behind than Ross County.

So it is still all to play for at Fir Park.

Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland

A brilliantly entertaining game of football.

Celtic with the greater number of chances, but huge credit to Livingston, who do what they do and have capitalised thanks to their old friend, the long throw - with a little help from a Fraser Forster mistake.

But there has been so much good football. The goal from Callum McGregor was superb and Odsonne Edouard hit the post.

Plenty to look forward to in the second half.

It's all square in the only Championship game of the evening at Gayfield Park.

As it stands, both sides will miss a chance to overtake Dundee into fourth place in the race for a promotion play-off place.

Neither side have seriously threatened and the Pars are undoubtedly missing injured top scorer Kevin Nisbet.

Despite a bright start by both sides, St Mirren and St Johnstone have, for the most part, cancelled each other out.

There is undoubtedly attacking intent on show, but both sets of defenders have come up trumps so far.

Only a moment of magic from Jon Obika came close to breaking the deadlock for the hosts, but the St Mirren striker's effort rebounded off the post and along the line to safety.

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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard will be happy with his team's first-half performance, Hamilton counterpart Brian Rice will be happy with the scoreline.

The home side have done everything but score while Accies have defended resolutely, aided by some superb goalkeeping by Luke Soutwood.

Florian Kamberi and Ianis Hagi have come closest for Rangers.

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Decent game at Rugby Park. Two goals in six minutes had Kilmarnock coasting. Eamonn Brophy got the first from the spot after Ash Taylor's handball. Then Greg Kiltie capitalised on another Taylor error to score.

But Niall McGinn's lovely strike means Aberdeen are right in the game.

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We would have all forgiven Motherwell fans for dropping their heads in disappointment when an opening goal from Liam Fontaine just three minutes in to the match looked to suggest that the Steelmen's quest for a first home win since early December was set to continue rumbling on.

But Stephen Robinson's side punched back just 14 minutes later when Mark O'Hara levelled the scoring with a close-range finish from the corner. Eight minutes later, Allan Campbell gave the hosts a deserving lead with a superb volley, just moment after Jermaine Hylton struck the crossbar.

Despite their opening goal, County spent much of the opening 45 minutes being bullied by Motherwell and will have to change something if they want to avoid another uncomfortable half after the break.

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Neil Lennon mentioned pre-game about how difficult tonight would be for his side and it is proving to be the case for his side.

Callum McGregor put Celtic ahead with a 20-yard strike that arrowed into the top corner, however Livingston responded well and got their goal.

Ciaron Brown's long throw resulted in a rare fumble from Fraser Forster and centre-back Jon Gurthire was there to hook the ball in to draw the game level.

Celtic could be ahead though. They have pressed well since Livingston's equaliser with Odsonne Edouard seeing an effort hit the post and roll across the face of goal.

Big second half to come.

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Rangers' two strikers combine, with Alfredo Morelos playing in Florian Kamberi, whose effort is well saved by Luke Southwood.

The home fans will be starting to wonder if it's going to be another one of those nights as Joe Aribo's strike is deflected wide.

How did that not go in?

Callum McGregor dispossesses Steve Lawson in the Livingston half and the midfielder finds Odsonne Edouard, but the French striker's effort from just outside the area hits the inside of the post and runs across the face of the goal.

Celtic are really starting to knock on the door now.

It's another perfect free-kick delivery from Ryan Christie, this time Christopher Jullien meets it, but the centre-half's header goes over.

Long throw specialist Ciaron Brown shows his worth in Livingston's defence as he makes a crucial interception from a Ryan Christie free kick.

It is a superb cross from the midfielder, equally matched by a brilliant interception.

Lewis Smith's low shot is collected by goalkeeper Allan McGregor and Rangers go quickly to the other end.

There is plenty of possession but little evidence Hamilton are going to be opened up before Florian Kamberi lifts an effort over.

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Kilmarnock striker Eamonn Brophy, who opened the scoring against Aberdeen, has scored six goals in his last six league games for Kilmarnock.

That's more than he had across his previous 32 appearances.

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Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland

Special mention to the Livingston ‘Barmy Army’ as Sportsound commentator Al Lamont has just christened the small but passionate group of Livi fans making a noise in the main stand. A compelling, fascinating, competitive match so far.

This game is starting to swing end-to-end as Odsonne Edouard works his way to the edge of the Livingston box, but the striker's effort flies over the bar.

It's frantic stuff at Almondvale.

Rangers forward Florian Kamberi has a shot that goalkeeper Luke Southwood clutches near the goal line.