Rangers manager Steven Gerrard: "Tonight we get the clean sheet record and Saturday gives us the opportunity to go break 100 points, which will round off an incredible league campaign.

"Our record at home has been ever so strong - we just need to go and do the final piece now,

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"The boys have got an opportunity not just to be champions but to leave a legacy from the season."

Hamilton need to score now. David Moyo heads a cross over from close range, though it was always going to be difficult to keep it down.

What can Brian Rice's troops do to rescue their top flight safety?

Centre-back Darren McGregor, at the tender age of 35, has just waltzed forward, doing two step-overs to send two Aberdeen players out of Pittodrie.

And they say you can't teach an old dog new tricks...

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Once again Aberdeen have a stranglehold on this game, pinning Hibs back, and starting to create some decent opportunities. But in what has been the story of their season - the second half of it anyway - they have been unable to take them.

Ouch!published at 68 mins

68 mins

Aberdeen 0-1 Hibernian

Melker Hallberg is substituted with an apparent knee knock, siting on the bench with an ice pack around that area.

Hibs will hope it's nothing serious, with the Scottish Cup final on the horizon in 10 days time...

Speaking to BBC Sportsound St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson: "I thought we lost our composure for five minutes and against a really good quality team like Celtic it's difficult but we didn't have many players to choose from tonight. I thought the players put in a tremendous effort.

"There's a lot of positives for me to take and we're still in the fight for fifth. Yesterday, I didn't know if I was going to have a team or not so to put a team out and perform and create chances at Parkhead I'm quite happy."

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Ross Callachan heads over for Hamilton from close range, but he didn't really know much about it as Lee Hodson's cross was hammered at him.

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Hibernian have started the second half with a real intent. They have clearly received a boost from taking the lead just before the break, and are now playing on the front foot.

Jackson Irvine spurns a glorious chance to double Hibernian's lead.

With the Aberdeen goal at his mercy, the Australian slices the ball over the bar from just outside the six-yard box.

Big chance for the visitors as Lee Hodson reaches a cross at the back post but heads over.

It remains 1-1 in Dingwall.

Mitch Pinnock does brilliantly with a little stepover and cross, and Chris Burke is at the back post to head goalward... but Jak Alnwick is there to get his body behind the ball.

Kilmarnock motoring at the moment.

Ross County are showing more of an attacking threat in the second half. Jordan White is causing problems on the right and he fizzes a shot wide of the post.

There's a blow for the home side though, with Alex Iacovitti - who received a knock in the first half - finally succumbing to his injuries and having to hobble off holding his hamstring.

Livingston manager David Martindale tells BBC Scotland: "I'm a wee bit disappointed.

"I'm quite happy with the performance in spells in the game. Rangers were far more clinical in our box.

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"We had more than enough chances to take something from the game. We've hit the bar, we've hit the post, we've also had another chance."

Kyle Lafferty sneaks in at the back post and manages to hook the ball towards goal, but Jak Alnwick manages to deal with it.

Good start from Kilmarnock.

What will the second half have in store for us? Hibernian and Kilmarnock lead against Aberdeen and St Mirren, respectively.

Ross County and Hamilton Accies are tied at 1-1.

As things stand, Kilmarnock are safe from automatic relegation from the Premiership.

John Hughes will be the happier of the two managers as his side have got away with one in the first half. Ross County have had one chance, but have scored from it.

Hamilton took the lead but passed up the advantage two minutes later, then hit a post. They've been the better team but are being held at the break.