FT: Celtic 6-0 Livingston - James Forrest, David Turnbull, a Jack Fitzwater own goal, Mohamed Elyounoussi (2) and Ryan Christie all on target for Celtic
FT: Hamilton 0-1 Dundee United - Marc McNulty capitalises on defensive mistake; Bottom side Hamilton look to end seven-game winless run
FT: Kilmarnock 2-2 Ross County - Chris Burke volley opens the scoring after three minutes with Michael Gardyne levelling; Mitch Pinnock restores lead; Alex Iacovitti equalises after break
FT: Motherwell 1-0 St Mirren - Jamie McGrath has penalty saved by Liam Kelly; Devante Cole turns in Christopher Long's cross
FT: St Johnstone 0-1 Aberdeen - Jonny Hayes cuts in to scoop shot into back of the net
Hearts crowned Championship title winners after Raith Rovers and Dundee both draw
Celtic warm up nicely for next weekend's Scottish Cup visit to Ibrox.
There were some cracking goals as Livingston were dismantled, although some concern over an injury to James Forrest.
Image source, SNSMohamed Elyounoussi scored two excellent goals in a comfortable win
Alex Iacovitti's second-half header earns John Hughes' men a deserved point as the Highlanders maintain a one-point advantage over the Ayrshire side.
Goals from Chris Burke and Mitch Pinnock either side of Michael Gardyne's leveller had the hosts ahead at the break, but the away side fought back again to earn a share of the spoils.
Both teams are on course to inch a bit further away from Hamilton Accies.
Image source, SNSIacovitti wheels away in celebration after levelling the game
St Johnstone 0-1 Aberdeen
But it's not acknowledged by the officials...
Late pressure from St Johnstone who are throwing balls in the Aberdeen box and wining a series of corner kicks.
Dons goalkeeper Joe Lewis has to stand up strong to deny Ali McCann from close range, who is then furious with the referee at not winning another corner, earning himself a yellow card for his protests.
Lee Ashcroft
Kilmarnock 2-2 Ross County
Tremendous from Ross Laidlaw.
Chris Burke drives a shot low from the right of the box and the County keeper gets a big hand to it.
Killie pushing for a winner as the clock ticks down.
Ryan Christie
Image source, BBC SportFormer Celtic defender Efe Ambrose sends a wayward pass across his penalty box to Christie who accepts the invitation, tucking the ball into the bottom corner.
Ricky Little
The visitors have come from 2-0 down and that could well hand the title to Hearts.
St Johnstone 0-1 Aberdeen
Another big chance for St Johnstone to level as Stevie May gets to Shaun Rooney's low pass, but Tommie Hoban does enough to put him off right in front of goal.
Motherwell 1-0 St Mirren
Cammy MacPherson has a glorious chance to level for St Mirren as Kristian Dennis dinks in a lovely cross. However, the midfielder puts his header wide with the goal gaping.
Aidan Nesbitt
St Johnstone 0-1 Aberdeen
St Johnstone go so close to an equaliser.
Giant full-back Shaun Rooney beats Jack MacKenzie to a header, but his effort cracks off the near post.
Kilmarnock 2-2 Ross County
Iain Vigurs isn't happy. He's had to be substituted with a bloody nose after Kyle Lafferty caught the County captain with a stray arm.
Referee Willie Collum saw it and booked the Killie man for it.
One for the Sportscene pundits to debate later.
Motherwell 1-0 St Mirren
Another surging run from Christopher Long tees up Allan Campbell, but his shot is well saved by St Mirren goalkeeper Jak Alnwick.
Jack Hamilton
Nikolay Todorov
Daniel Armstrong
Kilmarnock 2-2 Ross County
A big chance for County to take the lead for the first time.
Harry Paton, fresh off the bench, bursts down the right and slides a great ball across to Michael Gardyne who miscues his finish past the bottom-left corner.
St Johnstone 0-1 Aberdeen
Fraser Hornby is close to his first goal for Aberdeen. Niall McGinn, despite the attention of two Saints defender, flips the ball towards the far post and the substitute striker heads just past.
Hamilton Academical 0-1 Dundee United
Bruce Anderson is next to go searching for a Hamilton equaliser.
The striker was afforded space in the box but his shot flies high over the bar.
Aidan Fitzpatrick