Aberdeen 2-0 Ross County - Curtis Main grabs brace
FT: Hamilton 0-4 Hibernian - Martin Boyle converts early penalty, Christian Doidge heads in second with Paul McGinn & Kevin Nisbet also on target
FT: Motherwell 0-1 St Mirren - Jamie McGrath scores against run of play
FT: St Johnstone 1-2 Livingston - Jon Guthrie heads in seconds after restart, Chris Kane levels before Scott Robinson nets
Brechin City v Annan Athletic off in League Two due to waterlogged pitch
Hamilton Academical 0-1 Hibernian
It's one-way traffic at the moment as Joe Newell pings in a first-time effort from 20 yards. It skips up of the plastic turf but it's a comfortable take for Accies keeper Ryan Fulton.
Hamilton Academical 0-1 Hibernian
Christian Doidge is clean through and one-on-one with Ryan Fulton. The Hibs striker tries to go past the keeper at the edge of the box but gets it all wrong and Fulton sticks out a foot to knock the ball away.
A great through ball from Joe Newell deserved a lot better than that.
Aberdeen 1-0 Ross County
Striker Curtis Main is clearly in the mood to capitalise on his start at Pittodrie. He's nudged Aberdeen in front against Ross County.
Image source, SNSCurtis Main celebrates after firing the Dons in front
Hamilton Accies 0-1 Hibernian
Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageYou feel that, if Hibernian get another one, it could be over for Hamilton here
Jamie McGrath
Somewhat against the run of play, St Mirren have the lead. Ilkay Durmus releases Jon Obika into the box and even though his shot is blocked, Jamie McGrath is on hand to rattle in the rebound. Motherwell slow to react but the visitors are not caring.
Image source, BBC SportJamie McGrath
Image source, BBC SportThe hosts have started the brighter here, enjoying the majority of possession without troubling Max Stryjek in the Livingston goal.
However, the visitors seem content with St Johnstone having most of the ball as the look to catch the Saints on the break.
Martin Boyle
Hibs move in front as Martin Boyle slams the ball home from the spot, with Ryan Fulton diving off in the wrong direction.
Image source, BBC SportHamilton Accies 0-0 Hibernian
Ryan Porteous goes down in a heap, with Charlie Trafford wrapping his arms round the Hibs defender.
Motherwell 0-0 St Mirren
Tony Watt has his first sniff at the St Mirren goal, the Motherwell striker looping a header from Liam Grimshaw's cross over.
Moments later, Christopher Long crosses low for Well teammate Callum Lang, who cannot keep his effort down.
A lively start at Fir Park but it remains goalless.
Curtis Main
Dream start for Aberdeen!
Ryan Hedges sends over a corner, Tommie Hoban heads the ball down and Curtis Main scrambles home from close range.
Image source, BBC SportHamilton Academical 0-0 Hibernian
Hibs midfielder Melker Hallberg is in behind the home defence and takes down a long ball from Paul Hanlon on his chest but he can only steer a rising shot over the top from the edge of the penalty box.
Motherwell 0-0 St Mirren
Ilkay Durmus drives a low ball across the Motherwell box for St Mirren team-mate Jon Obika, whose snapshot goes just wide.
Goals please and plenty of them! Here we go across the country.
Aberdeen v Ross County (15:00)
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes hopes his side's first home game in five weeks will bring an end to their four-game winless run.
"When we we were here last time we were very convincing winners against a Hibs team that are flying," McInnes tells BBC Scotland Sportsound.
Image source, SNSDerek McInnes' Aberdeen are without victory since early November
"We're in a run of games we're disappointed with, but we're still on track for 70 points this season and it's reminder we have work to do.
"Now we're back at home and hopefully in December we can rack up some points."
Aberdeen v Ross County (15:00)
Ross County manager Stuart Kettlewell says it's a "football decision" to drop Michael Gardyne to the bench.
The midfielder is subject of a club probe over an offensive comment he allegedly made against Rangers in last week's 4-0 loss.
"We'll continue our internal investigation and comment when we see fit," Kettlewell tells BBC Sportsound.
Despite knocking Celtic out of the League Cup, County have gone eight Premiership games without victory and Kettlewell added: "There's no reason why we can't win today.
"There was a lot of good bits in the Rangers game last week, even though we lost heavily, and if we can tweak a couple of those key moments we're a difficult side to play against."
Hamilton Accies v Hibernian (15:00)
The home side are without suspended Hakeem Odoffin, with Charlie Trafford stepping in to midfield in his place following last weekend's win over Kilmarnock.
One change for the visitors, too, as Christian Doidge takes over from the injured Jamie Murphy.
Will that mean a return to a 4-4-2, with Doidge up top with Kevin Nisbet or will Nisbet be asked to drift wide on the left where Murphy's normally operates?
Image source, SNSHibs players going through their pre-match drills
Motherwell v St Mirren (15:00)
Two changes for Motherwell today following last week's defeat by Hibernian: Liam Grimshaw and Barry Maguire come in for Nathan McGinley and Liam Polworth.
St Mirren are unchanged from the side that drew with Aberdeen a week ago.
Image source, SNSGrimshaw returns for Motherwell this afternoon
Aberdeen v Ross County (15:00)
Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie
Aberdeen's injury woes continue, Greg Leigh has a hamstring injury and drops out of the squad. Loan back-up keeper Gary Woods also has an injury, meaning u-18s goalie Tom Ritchie is on the bench.
Image source, SNSMotherwell v St Mirren (15:00)
Motherwell: Archer, O'Donnell, Mugabi, Gallagher, Grimshaw, O'Hara, Maguire, Campbell, Watt, Lang, Long.
Substitutes: Chapman, Johnston, McGinley, Lamie, Devine, Crawford, Polworth, Cole, Hastie.
St Mirren: Alnwick, Fraser, , Shaughnessy, McCarthy, Tait, McGrath, Erhahon, Connolly, Doyle-Hayes, Obika, Durmus.
Substitutes: Lyness, Mason, MacPherson, Flynn, Foley, McAllister, Morias, Dennis, Erwin.