Rangers' win in Hamilton breaks today's run of home wins, with Kilmarnock, Livingston and St Johnstone all taking full points earlier.

Steven Gerrard's side go three points clear at the top of the Premiership, but Hibs tomorrow have the chance to draw level again on points, if not on goal difference, when they entertain an Aberdeen side fresh from a convincing win in Europa League qualifying.

That's in the later kick-off. In the earlier one, Scotland's other Europa League victors, Motherwell, visit Celtic, with the champions looking to bounce back from their Champions League exit and narrow the nine-point gap between themselves and their city rivals.

Join us then for the build-up, live commentary and post-match reaction from those two games.

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard refused to be critical of his players for not scoring more at Hamilton.

“We’re happy with the result," he tells Sky Sports. "I thought we were a little bit wasteful. I think we need to be more clinical. I can’t complain too much – three points, clean sheet.

“We’d certainly have taken this position at the start of the season.”

Talking about equaling Celtic's 114-year record for six clean sheets at the start of a season, he adds: “Collectively, they’ve done it as a unit, they deserve a lot credit.”

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Craig Levein
Former Scotland manager on BBC Radio Scotland

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Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

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You can see the highlights of all four of today's Premiership games on Sportscene, starting now on the BBC Scotland channel and here online.

Watch out for a goal of the season contender by Kilmarnock.

You've still got time to rate the players at Hamilton as well as seeing how the players rated in the earlier three Premiership games.

Steven Gerrard's side become the first Scottish team in 114 years to open a top-flight season with six clean sheets in a row since a Celtic side led by Willie Maley in 1906.

Rangers are unbeaten in seven league games stretching into last season and have still not lost at Accies' ground since 1936.

The Glasgow side have won 11 in a row there since January 2010, scoring 29 goals in seven visits, but it should have been more on this occasion.

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Rangers go three points clear at the top of Premiership after a win over Hamilton that was far more comfortable than the scoreline suggests.

Indeed, Steven Gerrard's side will be kicking themselves for not making it even more emphatic and further improving their goal difference.

In the end, they have to make do with first-half goals from Ianis Hagi and James Tavernier.

Greg Stewart replaces Kemar Roofe up front for Rangers.

No sign of Alfredo Morelos getting on as we enter three minutes of stoppage time.

Craig Levein
Former Scotland manager on BBC Radio Scotland

Ryan Kent causes havoc inside the Accies penalty box, but the home side manage to clear amid a bit of a melee.

Rangers winger Brandon Barker goes into the referee's book for a needless foul on former Rangers defender Lee Hodson.

Both sides make a change, with Scott Arfield sent into midfield in place of Ianis Hagi for the visitors.

David Moyo is on for Accies up front in place of Marios Ogkmpoe.

It is Kemar Roofe's turn to squander a chance for Rangers, the English strike rising unmarked to meet a cross 15 yards out but heading well over the crossbar.

Reegan Mimnaugh had delivered those dangerous corners, but the young midfielder picks up an injury and is replaced with striker Kyle Munro.

Just as Accies had looked threatening with a series of corners that were causing some panic in the visiting defence, the home side find themselves down to 10 men.

Scott McMann was sent off early in the first half and there are no arguments as he is shown a second yellow card for a body check as Brandon Barker looks to break up the other end of the park.

Out of the blue, Hamilton are almost back in the game as they win a corner and a near-post header from defender Shaun Want is clawed off the line by goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin.

So close to a goal that could have changed the mood of this game completely.

For the most part, Accies manager Brian Rice has been fairly quiet on the touchline, but not in the second half.

He’s been very vocal, screaming at his players trying to deliver some instructions from the dugout.

His disappointment maybe starting to show as the game looks to be slipping away from his side.