So there we have it. The first round of Scottish Premiership fixtures is complete, with tonight springing a bit of a surprise.

We hope you've enjoyed it as much as we have. Even in these strange circumstances, it's great to have football to look forward to.

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Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson says his side only have themselves to blame for their loss to Ross County.

"How we started the game cost us, it wasn't any decision the referee made," he said.

"We didn't match runners in the first 15 minutes. It's certainly a lesson for our young squad. We missed our own penalty and two great chances. If you don't take your chances you don't win football matches."

On Callum Lang's red card:

"It looked like a red card from where I was, you give the referee a decision to make."

Speaking on BBC Sportsound, Ross County manager Stuart Kettlewell expressed his delight at the win:

"The remit at the start was to come away with three points," he said.

"We knew it was going to be a difficult task but I was delighted with the first half and the grit in the second half. I'm struggling to find anyone that didn't offer us something in the game.

"For us to go to the next level we need to trust ourselves in possession. At times we panicked in second half. We've ridden our luck with the missed penalty."

On David de Gea comparisons:

"It's wasted on me with the whole social media thing. He may be my doppelganger, or it’s the other way around!"

Callum Davidson
St Johnstone manager

Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

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Well, who saw that coming?

Ross County start the season with all three points against a Motherwell side who will have travelled to Dingwall with victory in mind.

Ross Stewart's penalty inside 24 minutes is the difference between the two sides after Declan Gallagher recklessly brought down Harry Paton.

Motherwell had chances to at least earn a point. Chris Long hit the post shortly after they went behind, while Liam Donnelly dragged a penalty wide in the second half.

New 'Well signing Callum Lang them compounded their misery when he earned a straight red card late on.

Image source, SNS

Michael Gardyne plays a great ball through to give Regan Charles-Cook a great chance to seal the win for County, but he scuffs his shot.

Four minutes of injury time...

Callum Davidson
St Johnstone manager

Having come on at half-time for his debut, Callum Lang is off for a straight red. Stephen Robinson's not happy...

Changes galore in Dingwall. Ross Draper and Oli Shaw are on for County, replacing Billy Mckay and Jordan Tillson.

Tony Watt is on for David Turnbull for the visitors.

Meanwhile, Ross Stewart thumps a free-kick over the bar in a dangerous position.

Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

What a ball in from Nathan McGinley. It's whipped across the face of goal and Jordan White just can't get on the end of it.

'Well are really pushing for an equaliser now.

Apologies for the confusion, Motherwell fans. A goal graphic seems to have slipped through the net. You most definitely did not score that penalty. Sorry!

Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

That might be justice done...

Jordan White makes an instant impact, tumbling to the ground in the box under the softest of touches from Coll Donaldson. Referee Nick Walsh points to the spot.

Liam Donnelly steps up and drags his penalty wide of the post. Massive chance goes begging.