That's all for your Saturday evening thrills from me, although don't forget that Sportscene is still running the highlights on BBC Scotland right now.

Join us again tomorrow, when Rangers have the chance to return to the top and go two points clear away to Livingston.

Their hosts, meanwhile, are seeking a first victory of the season that would leave Hamilton increasingly isolated down there already.

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Hibs remain unbeaten and go top of the Premiership by a point, but they could be down to second again if Rangers draw or win away to Livingston tomorrow.

Worrying times for Hamilton, who are stuck at the bottom without a point after a third consecutive defeat - and at home to a side they would expect to be scrapping with to avoid relegation.

John Collins
Former Hibs manager on Sportsound

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They might have just edged it on the balance of play, but Motherwell just fell short of making it a full house of away wins in today's Premiership games.

Dundee United, St Mirren and St Johnstone are the happiest sides today.

John Collins
Former Hibs manager on Sportsound

Allan Preston
BBC Scotland summariser on Sportsound

You can see highlights of today's games by clicking the link above.

Scotland strikers Steven Naismith and Julie Fleeting are the guests on Sportscene on the BBC Scotland channel.

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Hibs go top of the Premiership, a point ahead of Rangers, but head coach Jack Ross will probably be disappointed with their display as they looked to win their opening four games of a top flight season for the first time since season 1974-75.

Motherwell are still looking for their first win but at least responded to manager Stephen Robinson's harsh words and had the better of the play.

The visitors had the best of what few chances were created, with goalkeeper Ofir Marciano doing well to save from Callum Lang and having a goal from Jordan White disallowed.

Motherwell striker Tony Watt has a sight of goal, but his low drive is straight at goalkeeper Ofir Marciano.

Neither side looks capable of that extra bit of effort required to make the breakthrough.

Five additional minutes of stoppage time. Where have those come from?

Can we get a goal at last?

Both sides are looking exhausted out there and new Well signing Stephen O'Donnell is down for more treatment.

On comes Liam Grimshaw to replace the limping Scotland right-back.

Hibs continue to struggle with creating chances and, when Martin Boyle does manage a cross into the box, Christian Doidge's tired attempt at an overhead kick curls well wide.

Allan Campbell whips a dangerous cross into the penalty box, but Hibs manage to clear at the back post with no Well player attacking the ball.

Hibs do make another change, but it is 18-year-old Josh Doig, who has been excellent at left-back but is maybe running out of steam, being replaced with veteran Lewis Stevenson.

Ouch!published at 78mins

78mins

Hibernian 0-0 Motherwell

Hibs' Melker Hallberg is down nursing a leg injury. Could the substitute be subbed?

Well boss Stephen Robinson changes both his strikers, with Chris Long and Tony Watt coming on to replace Callum Lang and Jordan White.

Allan Preston
BBC Scotland summariser on Sportsound

Well midfielder Allan Campbell goes straight into the referee's book after a pull at Melker Hallberg's shirt after slipping as the Swede looked to break towards the penalty box.

Hibs have not created much so far during the second half and are not making the most of what few chances that are falling their way.

A cross from Kevin Nisbet flicks off the head of defender Declan Gallagher and loops into the path of Martin Boyle at the back post.

However, the Australia winger makes a mess of his attempted volley and it bobbles wide.