Former Scotland strikers Steven Thompson and Julie Fleeting will shortly talk you through the conclusion of today's games on the BBC Scotland channel.

They're quick on the draw in Hamilton, where the home side are obviously keen to continue that two-goal fightback.

The other Premiership games are close to kick-off too.

In case you missed it, Rangers eased to a 2-0 victory at Celtic Park to increase their lead at the top of the Premiership to four points.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon tells BBC Scotland Sportsound: “It looked like what we were – a team put together before the game.

"We gave away two really poor goals and Rangers defended their box better than we did.

“I’m disappointed to concede from a set-piece and then we miss a great chance through Elyounoussi at 1-0 and the psychology of the game changes.

"At 2-0 down, you’re chasing the game. We have players who are not fully fit coming on and they didn’t have the impact we hoped.

“I thought first half we were okay, but second half we didn’t have any sort of penetration and failed to work the goalkeeper."

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Scottish Championship

Ayr United 2-0 Queen of the South

Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Inverness Caledonian Thistle

Greenock Morton 1-0 Alloa Athletic

Raith Rovers 3-0 Arbroath

Scottish League One

Airdrieonians 1-0 Peterhead

Clyde 0-0 Partick Thistle

Cove Rangers 1-0 East Fife

Forfar Athletic 0-0 Dumbarton

Montrose 0-1 Falkirk

Scottish League Two

Albion Rovers 0-1 Stenhousemuir

Brechin City 0-1 Edinburgh City

Cowdenbeath 0-2 Annan Athletic

Stirling Albion 0-0 Queen's Park

Stranraer 0-1 Elgin City

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Chris Burke is proving to be such a valuable asset to Kilmarnock. Just as Livingston looked as if they would be turning the screw on their opponents, the 36-year-old winger turned on the style to give his team the half-time lead.

The task for the home side in the second period will be how to keep the former Scotland international quiet along with, of course, trying to find their route through a Kilmarnock defence who now have something to hold on to.

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Aberdeen have battered Dundee United in the first half here at Tannadice but have got nothing to show for it. The Tangerines, who have offered little, must surely take confidence from the fact they aren't trailing and are still very much in this game.

The visitors have dominated from the beginning of this contest, with Dundee United barely able to mount a single meaningful attack in the first half.

Aberdeen have had a few opportunities to take the lead, but it remains goalless heading into the break.

United have a massive challenge on their hands if they want Siegrist to keep a clean sheet unless they change things in the second half.

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Livingston had started the game on top and, after Scott Pittman drove them into a deserved lead, it looked like they would build on that.

But Kilmarnock have come roaring back. Chris Burke's shot was saved and Aaron Tshbola knocked in the rebound. Then, after Alan Power was tripped in the box, Burke thumped home the penalty.

Livingston had a chance to level just before the break, but Nicky Devlin hit fresh air yards from goal.

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It's goalless in Dingwall at the break, but Jack Ross will be wondering how his Hibs side have failed to score.

Joe Newell twice set up Martin Boyle, who dragged one shot wide and had another blocked by Regan Charles-Cook, while Kyle Magennis rattled the post with a thunderous effort.

Alex Iacovitti also cleared a Kevin Nisbet shot off the line before County managed to settle and produce some fine attacking football of their own.

All still to play for.

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What a game in Lanarkshire. St Johnstone were 3-0 up and cruising after two goals from Stevie May, the first after about one minute on the clock, and another from David Wotherspoon.

But two goals in four minutes before the break from substitute Ronan Hughes, and Marios Ogkmpoe have Accies right back in it. Aaaaand breathe...

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Superb save from Benjamin Siegrist. Connor McLennan drives the visitors forward on the break and his cross finds its way to Scott Wright, who controls the ball and tries to place his shot.

Bbut the Dundee United goalkeeper gets a strong hand to his strike and keeps it goalless at Tannadice. Wright perhaps should have done better with the chance, given the space and time he had.

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Former Rangers and Hamilton midfielder on Sportsound

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Incredible! Ogkmpoe heads in from Scott McMann's free-kick and out of nowhere Hamilton are right back in the game.

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Hello, do we have a game on after all?

Kyle Munro moves the ball to Ronan Hughes, who's touch with his chest takes him round Jason Kerr and he slots the ball into the bottom corner with aplomb for his first Accies goal.

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Scott Pittman has gone from hero to zero. The Livingston goalscorer makes a clumsy challenge and brings down Alan Power in the box and Chris Burke dispatches the penalty to give Kilmarnock the lead.

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Another good chance for the visitors. Scott Wright charges down Mark Reynolds to force a mistake in a dangerous position and slips the ball to Jonny Hayes, but the winger strikes it low across goal and wide of the far post.

Almost a second goal for Kilmarnock. Chris Burke cuts inside the defender and curls a wonderful cross to the back post and Aaron Tshibola is just inches away from nudging it into the net for his second goal of the game.

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