Ross County manager Stuart Kettlewell, who was sent off after the match: "I thought it was a really poor game of football. We should have been more creative when we entered Livingston's half.

"It's a frustrating one, with the nature of the goal and how it came about. We never tested them. We had a game plan to get through 45 minutes and match their energy and aggression.

"The game changes when you go down to 10 men. I am not going to complain about the sending off - it's the goal.

"I believe Ross Stewart is being fouled inside the penalty area [by scorer Jon Guthrie]. The same two players came together in the first half and it was blown up for a foul.

"There are certain officials you can speak to. The thing I'm not going to accept is being swept aside like a second-class citizen."

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St Mirren manager Jim Goodwin: "St Johnstone thoroughly deserved to run out winners. They were by far the better team, particularly in the first half.

"Second half was a slight improvement from ourselves. It's our first really bad performance of the season in five games.

"It's not something that we're going to get too despondent about, but we certainly have to make sure we don't have too many performances like that."

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As we turn to the later kick-off at Hamilton while also bringing you reaction for the three early games, it's worth highlighting a couple of interested "spectators" at the Fountain Of Youth Stadium!

Kilmarnock manager Alex Dyer is clearly delighted with that 4-0 victory over Dundee United.

"Perfect performance," he tells BBC Sportsound.

"The boys worked hard. It was coming. We played well overall, the boys deserve it and the whole club deserve it.

"It’s the first time this season I’ve played two up front. I knew we needed to get a result today, so I wanted to be positive.

"It’s a crucial win, it’s a morale booster. The players believe in what we’re trying to achieve, but we've just not had the rub of the green and we got that today."

Apparently County manager Stuart Kettlewell was shown a red card after the final whistle by referee John Beaton.

It appears that Kettlewell as unhappy at the sending off for Carl Tremarco, with BBC pundit Michael Stewart suggesting it was more of a stumble than a bad tackle as the defender was shown a second yellow card.

St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson: "Delighted with the way we played. I was more than happy to walk away with three points.

"It would be quite easy to feel sorry for themselves after the last two games [losing 1-0].

"Stevie May is probably frustrated [with injuries]. Hopefully, over the next coming months, we'll see the best of Stevie May."

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Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

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One player not involved with Rangers today is Jamie Murphy.

The 31-year-old Scotland forward has joined Premiership rivals Hibernian on loan for the season, with the move becoming permanent next summer.

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Alfredo Morelos, who has "refocused" according to manager Steven Gerard after being dropped last week amid interest from Lille, returns to the Rangers squad.

But the Colombia striker has to make do with a place on the bench as Kemar Roofe retains his place up front. Fellow forward Cedric Itten has a calf injury and makes way from last Saturday's 2-0 win over Kilmarnock, with midfielder Ianis Hagi restored to the starting XI.

Hamilton refresh their midfield with three changes from the derby success over Motherwell a week ago.

Eighteen-year-olds Reegan Mimnaugh and Andrew Winter, as well as Canada international Charlie Trafford, start in place of David Templeton, David Moyo and Justin Johnson.

Here's your chance to rate the players in all four of today's Premiership matches.

Well, how about that?!

Kilmarnock earn their first win of the season with a thumping of Dundee United.

The superb Nicke Kabamba grabbed a brace, with Eamonn Brophy's first goal of the season sandwiched in between.

And, if you needed a reason to tune into Sportscene tonight, Rory McKenzie put the icing on the cake for Killie with a stunning chipped finish.

The result may be a bit harsh on United, but Killie thoroughly deserved to get their season rolling.

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Livingston are off the bottom of the Premiership with their first win of the season.

The second half was better than the lamentable first, Jon Guthrie's towering header giving the hosts a deserved win.

Five second-half changes for Ross County could not make up for the dismissal of left-back Carl Tremarco.

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St Johnstone end a run of two home defeats by deservedly beating St Mirren.

It took a goal from Stevie May to eventually put visitors out of their misery who did not live up to their billing after being praised for their performances until today.

Former Scotland striker Billy Dodds already has that Rory McKenzie strike pencilled in for goal of the season.

You can judge for yourself tonight on Sportscene's highlights programme at 19:30 on the BBC Scotland channel.

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Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

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We've only had three games so far this weekend, but that's almost surely the goal of the weekend.

A lightning Killie break culminates in Greg Kiltie laying the ball of to substitute Rory McKenzie and the forward effortlessly chips an outrageous effort over goalkeeper Benjamin Siegrist and into the far corner. Magnificent.

Youssouf Mulumbu is on for his third Killie debut. The midfielder is the ideal man to the defend a lead, but in reality, this game is done and dusted regardless.

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Oh dear, Mark Connolly.

The United defender dallies on the ball and is robbed by Nicke Kabamba. The striker slowly strolls towards goal, taking his time before expertly slotting the ball into the far corner for his second goal of the day.

A great performance by the Englishman.

County manager Stuart Kettlewell makes three more changes to add to the two earlier in the second half.

Striker Oli Shaw replaces Iain Vigurs, Jordan Tillson is on for Ross Draper in the holding role and Michael Gardyne makes way for on-loan Rangers midfielder Stephen Kelly.