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  • Aberdeen 0-0 Dundee Utd

  • Hamilton Acad 3-0 Motherwell - Hodson, Callachan & Smith for hosts

  • Hibernian 0-3 Livingston - Robinson adds to Mullin & Guthrie strikes

  • Kilmarnock 1-1 St Mirren - Rogers with late own goal after Whitehall opener

  • Ross County 1-1 St Johnstone - Conway penalty cancels out Draper goal for hosts

  • Rangers 19 points clear after beating 10-man Celtic 1-0

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Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. PENALTY APPEAL

    Hibernian 0-2 Livingston

    Kevin Nisbet claims he is tripped as he bustles into the Livingston box but referee Colin Steven is unmoved.

  2. CLOSE!

    Hibernian 0-2 Livingston

    Josh Mullin's fancy footwork on the edge of the box is followed by a curling shot wide from the Livingston winger as the visitors continue to boss Hibernian at Easter Road.

    Josh Mullin celebratesSNS

    Mullin gave Livingston the lead with his fifth goal of the season

  3. Hamilton Academical 1-0 Motherwell

    Now Accies have a good sight at goal, but Andy Winter lashes wildly wide from 15 yards.

  4. Motherwell look for way back

    Hamilton Academical 1-0 Motherwell

    Hamilton breath a sigh of relief as Declan Gallagher heads against the outside of a post from a free-kick, but the referee pulls up the centre-half for a foul.

    Moments later, Tony Watt turns quickly inside the penalty box and his low drive is smothered by Accies goalkeeper Kyle Gourlay.

  5. Aberdeen on top

    Aberdeen 0-0 Dundee United

    Tyrone Smith
    BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

    A good game so far at Pittodrie, chances at both ends. Aberdeen have been dominant since Lawrence Shankland rattled the bar for United. Hayes and Kennedy are causing all sorts of problems down the left. Very nicely poised this one.

  6. goal

    GOAL Ross County 1-1 St Johnstone

    Craig Conway (pen)

    And after winning the penalty, Craig Conway smashes the ball home from the spot. An eventful start in Dingwall.

    St Johnstone goal

  7. PENALTY - St Johnstone

    Ross County 1-0 St Johnstone

    A trip on Craig Conway from Keith Watson...

  8. PENALTY APPEAL

    Kilmarnock 1-0 St Mirren

    St Mirren players are roaring for a penalty as Jonathan Obika drops to his knees under a Stuart Findlay challenge, but the referee instead gives the free-kick to Kilmarnock.

  9. goal

    GOAL Ross County 1-0 St Johnstone

    Ross Draper

    Ross Draper finds himself in acres of space on the edge of the box and strokes the ball into the back of the net.

    Ross County goal

  10. Aberdeen 0-0 Dundee United

    Ross McCrorie's header is comfortably saved by Benjamin Siegrist. It's been all Aberdeen since Lawrence Shankland rattled the bar.

  11. goal

    GOAL Hibernian 0-2 Livingston

    Jon Guthrie

    Livingston goal

    Hibernian make a mess of defending a corner with Dillon Barnes coming off his line and not getting a decent fist on the ball. It runs loose off a couple of heads and Jon Guthrie buries the chance to double Livingston's lead.

  12. PENALTY APPEAL

    Aberdeen 0-0 Dundee United

    Ryan Hedges is still screaming at referee Kevin Clancy, about a minute after a penalty shout. The Aberdeen forward jinked into the box and went down under a challenge from Mark Connolly.

  13. goal

    GOAL Kilmarnock 1-0 St Mirren

    Danny Whitehall

    Danny Whitehall meets a cross and heads the ball in of the underside of the crossbar.

    First blood to Killie...

    Danny WhitehallSNS
  14. goal

    GOAL Hamilton 1-0 Motherwell

    Lee Hodson

    Hamilton Academical goal

    Lee Hodson has already been denied once so far and the full-back makes no mistake this time as he fires past goalkeeper Aaron Chapman after being sent through by Andrew Winter.

  15. HITS THE WOODWORK

    Aberdeen 0-0 Dundee United

    Lawrence Shankland thumps a shot off the bar from the edge of the box! Great effort out of nothing from the Dundee United and Scotland striker.

  16. goal

    GOAL Hibernian 0-1 Livingston

    Josh Mullin

    Livingston goal

    Livingston have started the better of the two teams and Josh Mullin has given them the lead.

    Marvin Bartley's header forward is booked on by Scott Robinson behind Lewis Stevenson and Mullin thrashes a shot past Dillon Barnes.

  17. GOOD SAVE!

    Hamilton Academical 0-0 Motherwell

    Accies make a positive start and left-back Lee Hodson's fine drive forces a fine save from goalkeeper Aaron Chapman.

  18. Naismith returns for County, three changes for St Johnstone

    Ross County 0-0 St Johnstone

    Jason Naismith makes his "second debut" for Ross County after his return to Dingwall, while Charlie Lakin and Ross Draper return to the hosts' midfield after their midweek win at Easter Road.

    Alex Iacovitti and Carl Tremarco both drop out of the matchday squad having started in the 2-0 victory over Hibernian, while Jordan Tillson has to settle for a place on the County bench.

    Jason NaismithSNS

    Jason Naismith played for Ross County in the 2017-18 season

    After their midweek draw at home to Hamilton Accies extended their winless run to eight matches, St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson has made three changes to his side

    Michael O'Halloran returns to the starting eleven, as do Murray Davidson and Craig Conway. Liam Craig, Stevie May and David Wotherspoon all drop to the bench.

  19. Marciano in, then out

    Hibernian 0-0 Livingston

    We told you Ofir Marciano was back for Hibs but now he's not... The goalie has pulled up in the warm up and will be replaced by Dillon Barnes.

    That means coach Craig Samson is now among the home substitutes.

    Dillon BarnesSNS

    Barnes has started Hibs' past two games

  20. 'The win is the most important thing'

    FT: Rangers 1-0 Celtic

    Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor tells Sky Sports: "Hopefully in four or five months time it'll be a huge one [win]. It's weird, I thought we were really poor, and then after the sending off we were a wee bit better. But the win is the most important thing.

    "I was annoyed at how bad we were. Celtic looked hungrier first half, but we managed to get the win."