St Mirren: Alnwick, Fraser, Shaughnessy, McCarthy, Tait, Doyle-Hayes, Flynn, McGrath, Durmus, Brophy, Dennis.

Substitutes: Lyness, Finlayson, Mason, MacPherson, Erhahon, McAllister, Connolly, Erwin, Obika.

Hibernian: Marciano, P McGinn, McGregor, Hanlon, Cadden, Gogic, Irvine, Doig, Boyle, Doidge, Murphy.

Substitutes: Macey, Porteous, Stevenson, Hallberg, Allan, Magennis, Wright, Bradley, Nisbet.

Aberdeen: Lewis, Hoban, Considine, Taylor, Hedges, Ferguson, McCrorie, Leigh, McLennan, Hayes, Hornby.

Substitutes: Woods, Logan, Hendry, McGinn, McGeouch, Campbell, Virtanen, MacKenzie, Kennedy.

Livingston: Stryjek, Devlin, Ambrose, Guthrie, Longridge, Lawson, Holt, Mullin, Pittman, Serrano, Emmanuel-Thomas.

Substitutes: McCrorie, McMillan, Taylor-Sinclair, Bartley, Sibbald, Forrest, Kabia, Robinson and Reilly.

The fallout from yesterday's transfer deadline day continues, with Marseille suspending head coach Andre Villas-Boas after he offered to resign in disgust at midfielder Olivier Ntcham being signed on loan from Celtic without his knowledge.

Everton right-back Jonjoe Kenny will be hoping for a more welcoming reception as he headed to Celtic Park.

Meanwhile, Alex Dyer had left Kilmarnock even before young Crystal Palace forward Brandon Pierrick and Arsenal defender Zach Medley arrived on loan.

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Kick-offs are staggered tonight in three games that involve all five teams below runaway leaders Rangers as they scramble for Europa League places

Troubled reigning champions Celtic visit a Kilmarnock side under caretaker control after the dismissal of Alex Dyer in the one starting at the traditional 19:45 GMT.

Earlier, at 18:00, Aberdeen get the chance to narrow the gap with second-top Celtic but face a difficult task at home to an in-form Livingston side with whom they drew on Saturday.

Meanwhile, St Mirren are chasing fifth-top Livi as they host fourth-placed Hibernian.

What a transfer deadline day that turned out to be.

It had been a quiet month because of the uncertainties around the Covid-19 pandemic, but that might explain why some clubs didn't conclude their final moves until some frenetic minutes before midnight last night.

Now it's back to business on the field of play and the new additions add intrigue to tonight's three Scottish Premiership fixtures.

Stay with us for the build-up, live commentary and post-match reaction online and on BBC Radio Scotland.

Here's a full list of January's ins and outs

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