Celtic come from two down to rescue a point at Easter Road on an afternoon where Dundee United, 10-man Kilmarnock and St Mirren all record wins.

Meanwhile, St Johnstone and Motherwell share the points at McDiarmid Park.

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Hibernian boss Jack Ross: "The immediate emotion for all of us involved at Hibs is frustration because we put so much into the game and found ourselves in a such a good position.

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"To concede so late, and the manner of the late goal, it's avoidable. But we temper that with pride in how the players played in the main today.

"Off the ball, they had to work incredibly hard and they did that. Then, in the second half, they showed moments of quality.

"It's a little bit of mixed emotions at the moment."

Livingston manager Gary Holt tells BBC Sportsound: "It was probably a 0-0 game for the majority but we should be coming in 1-0 up at half-time.

"We limited them to very little but we lost the game. We are in a dogfight now, it's simple as that. It's happening too often and I'll have to have a look at myself as well.

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"It's baffling to stand here and say we've lost the game. I didn't see us losing. I've asked the players to go away and have a look at themselves. I'll look at myself tonight and decide whether it's good enough, if it's not get someone else in.

"We can't keep continuing with that much of a difference between this season and last season."

Hamilton Academical head coach Brian Rice: "It was a vast, vast improvement on the last few games.

"Really, really disappointed. We definitely didn't deserve that. I can't criticise my team one little bit. They gave me everything.

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"It shouldn't have taken a penalty kick to get something out the game because the boys were excellent."

St Mirren manager Jim Goodwin tells BBC Sportsound: "It’s fantastic to win the game, to get back to winning games is vitally important.

"The players were outstanding. It’s difficult to come here and play open expansive football because Livi don’t give you a second on the ball. The players managed the game brilliantly.

"Our results hadn’t been good enough. We’ve hard a really hard time of it. It’s been the most challenging season of my career. Hopefully we’ve had our fair share of bad luck. We’re not getting carried away."

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Dundee United manager Micky Mellon: "To gain points in the Scottish Premiership is always very hard.

"A really valuable three points. We scored two terrific goals.

"For Nicky Clark to show that calmness is great credit to him and shows what a top player he is."

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Celtic manager Neil Lennon: "It was exciting but I'm really disappointed with the goals we gave away.

"Totally unnecessary and I thought that we had decent control of the game. We lacked that bit of oomph and the final ball is poor."

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"We worked the goalkeeper a couple of times but, for the amount of ball that we had, we didn't penetrate enough.

"Then we've had a brain freeze for five or 10 minutes. A really poor decision from Scott [Brown] and I don't know where that came from.

"Then [to concede] an awful second goal, it's just lazy. Then, for 25 minutes we found our mojo, played really well and got back into the game.

"We got a point but it's probably not enough - we need more and the players have to look at that."

Hibernian's Kevin Nisbet, who scored and missed from the spot in the 2-2 draw at Easter Road, tells BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound: "The first half was hard and Celtic kept possession of the ball, moved it well and created a few chances.

"We sat off and kept our shape. But in the second half, stuff came alive and we found ourselves 2-0 up.

"But we couldn't see it out."

St Johnstone so close to a late winner, but striker Chris Kane fires over from close range for the hosts.

Kilmarnock beat Ross County despite playing 82 minutes with 10 men to move up to sixth in the Scottish Premiership.

Stuart Findlay was red carded on eight minutes after bringing down Ross Stewart. Eamonn Brophy headed Kilmarnock ahead shortly after, but Tom Grivosti levelled before the break.

But Nicke Kabamba's penalty restored the lead and Chris Burke wrapped up the points late into stoppage time.

The win ended a run of three successive Premiership defeats for Kilmarnock. For Ross County, they have not won in their last seven league games, and although they are five points clear of bottom-place Hamilton, they have played two games more.

Nicky Clark's double gives Dundee United victory after Ross Callachan had headed Hamilton in front.

Callachan could have sealed a point for Accies but fired his late penalty over.

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