Where do we start? Rangers continued their impressive run - and maintained their 16-point lead at the top of the Premiership - with victory at St Mirren. Goals from Kemar Roofe and Alfredo Morelos enough to claim maximum points.

Celtic, with three games in hand, saw off Dundee United with strikes from Ismaila Soro, David Turnbull - his fourth in six games - and Odsonne Edouard. However, the victory came at a cost with a potential injury to French defender Christopher Jullien, who is now a doubt ahead of the trip to Ibrox on 2 January.

St Johnstone and Hamilton played out a goalless draw in Perth, while Ross County set the cat amongst the pigeons with a 2-0 win at Easter Road.

And Kilmarnock earned a morale-boosting victory for manager Alex Dyer, with a win at Motherwell.

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Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson tells BBC Sportsound: "We look like we've lost confidence completely.

"We had chances, but didn't take them. As soon as we go 1-0 down we didn't look like we were going to get back into the game.

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"The penalty and the red card change what you're trying to do. You go and chase it and they could've scored more to be honest.

"It simply wasn't good enough. The players who we've signed or brought back to the club haven't turned up yet. I'm looking at a squad of maybe seven or eight players who are fighting and scrapping for the football club - and some haven't performed.

"But ultimately, it's my fault. I take the blame, it's my team. It's me who has to look at myself in the mirror - and it hasn't been good enough."

Highlights and analysis of all today's five Premiership games - after Livingston v Aberdeen succumbed to the cold snap - will be dissected on Sportscene on BBC One Scotland at 22:45.

Hibernian head coach Jack Ross tells BBC Scotland: "We didn't play well enough to win the game.

"Individually, a lot of our players were below the levels they've been at in the main this season.

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"Consequently, you'll be short as a team. We will deserve to be criticised. Faith and trust in the group remains because by and large this season they've been good."

Ross County manager John Hughes tells BBC Scotland: "They deserve that and the thing that pleases me most is a clean sheet. The shape was solid. We caused Hibs all sorts of problems.

"We're footballers, you need to get on the ball and pass it. You need to let the other team think about what you're doing.

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"Hibs were the better team in the first 10 minutes. After that we came right into the game and really passed it and took the game to them."

Ross County's Oli Shaw, on scoring in the victory against his former club, tells BBC Scotland's Sportsound: "We knew that it would be a tough game coming here.

"We've been on a poor run but we came here with the belief that we could get something out of the game.

"We're happy to come away with three points and, personally, I'm happy to come away with a goal."

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Allan Preston
BBC Scotland summariser on Sportsound

The Steelmen are seeking a late, late consolation but Kilmarnock appear to have this in the bag.

Four minutes of added time at Fir Park.

The last Premiership game of 2020 is fizzling out with Kilmarnock winning this at a canter.

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Any more for any more? We're into the final 10 minutes of Premiership football in 2020.

Kilmarnock appear destined to stop the rot and give Alex Dyer a morale-boosting victory.

Kilmarnock continue to threaten, as Mitch Pinnock drives the ball into the side netting. Surely they're about to end a run of five straight defeats?

How many times does it happen in football? A player returns to his former club and scores the winner?

Oli Shaw did the business for Ross County, scoring their second of the night.

His celebrations were muted - but he must've loved that one...

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It's a big win for Ross County as they move off the bottom of the Scottish Premiership with goals from Harry Paton and Oli Shaw.

For Hibernian, an opportunity to go second has been missed and Aberdeen now have two games in hand as well as a two-point cushion.

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Allan Preston
BBC Scotland summariser on Sportsound