Livingston's Alan Forrest pounces on a loose ball after Aaron McGowan allows the ball to slip through his legs, but goalkeeper Danny Rogers pushes it away for a corner kick.

Well, that was a total non-event.

Neither side deserved to win that game. It lacked any sort of quality in the final third from both sides, with chances few and far between.

The less said about it, the better.

What a huge win that is for Graham Alexander.

The Motherwell manager secures his first win as Fir Park boss thanks to a second-half turnaround from his players.

Oli Shaw's tap-in had the hosts in front at the break but goals from Devante Cole and Bevis Mugabi turned the contest on its head.

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What a response from St Mirren to Sunday's League Cup heartbreak. Joe Shaughnessy, Jamie McGrath (two), Dylan Connolly, and Kristian Dennis with the goals.

Ian Harkes' reply for United was the pick of the bunch, but it ultimately means nothing.

That could be it for County.

Jason Naismith rises well to win a header but it's straight at Liam Kelly.

James Tavernier whips in a good free-kick and Connor Goldson steers a header wide of the far post as Rangers seek an early goal at Easter Road.

Hibernian head coach Jack Ross tells BBC Sportsound: "Martin Boyle has had some personal issues that have taken their toll physically and mentally, so I think he needed a breather.

"Paul Hanlon has played a lot of football this season and sometimes you need that freshness.

"The players have a good understanding of what it takes to challenge Rangers after two games this season (a 2-2 draw and 1-0 defeat) and if we do that again we give ourselves a chance."

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On the poor condition of the grass at Easter Road, he adds: "Once you lose a pitch during a season there is not a lot you can do. The pitch needs investment at the end of the season. At the moment, we need to play the conditions and both teams will have to adjust how they play."

We're getting under way in our late games.

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BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

After arriving on loan from Rangers, Glenn Middleton has come on for his St Johnstone debut, Callum Davidson will be hoping he can provide the creative spark that they have been lacking so far.

Offtt! How close can you get?

Blair Spittal's volley from the edge of the area takes a deflection and curls agonisingly wide of the bottom-right corner.

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BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

Things are starting to improve in Perth. St Johnstone have been better since the break, enjoying a lot more, and better, possession. However, Aberdeen are continuing to probe away, with Matty Kennedy really starting to have a major influence on things.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon, speaking to BBC Sportsound about dropping Conor Hazard for Scott Bain in goal, says: "I think he needs time to develop.

"He needs to physically develop a bit more, so I'm going for Scott for the experience."

On the death of former Celtic manager Dr Jozef Venglos: "I'm very sad.

"Dr Jo brought Lubo [Moravcik] to the club and I think he was the first foreign manager to work in the Premier League. He had a great career."

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St Mirren substitute Kristian Dennis pulls a shot inches past the post. After Ian Harkes' stunning response, St Mirren have regained the upper hand.

We got three goals in the first 15 minutes at Cappielow and a red card before the half hour.

The visitors lead at the break thanks to efforts from Shane Sutherland and Daniel MacKay.

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Sean McGinty had given Morton an early lead but the hosts have lost forward Rabin Omar to two yellow cards.

Something happened!

Matty Kennedy attempts to curl a shot into the top corner but his effort is too central and Zander Clark is able to tip it over.

More of that, please...

Celtic: Bain; Taylor, Duffy, Bitton, Ajer; Soro, Turnbull, McGregor; Elyounoussi, Griffiths, Edouard

Subsitutes: Barkas, Ajeti, Klimala, Christie, Rogic, Johnston, Ralston, Welsh, Laxalt

Hamilton: Fulton; Hamilton, Martin, Easton; Hodson, Odoffin, Stirling, Callachan, McMann; Ogkmpoe, Moyo

Substitutes: Collar, Martin, Trafford, Stanger, Mimnaugh, Winter, Munro, Gourlay, Smith