That's all from us for today - it's been a long one after that 2-2 draw between Dundee and Hibs kicking off at noon.

BBC Scotland's coverage is not yet over, however, and Sportscene brings you the highlights from this weekend's games on the old google box starting at 19:15.

Aberdeen, Celtic, Rangers and St Johnstone now move on to crunch European games on Thursday. Join us then for more live action on the website.

It's early days, but the cream is already rising to the top.

Hibs, Aberdeen and Hearts missed the chance to establish a clear lead at the top but remain level with today's draws, with the big two, Celtic and Rangers, now tucked in behind after their early stumbles.

Livingston fans won't want reminding that their side are the only ones without a point so far.

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A reminder of the scores on the doors from today's Premiership fixtures...

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Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard had told his players to "wake up" after an indifferent start to the season ahead of their win over Ross County and is "a lot more happy today".

"That was much more like us in terms of how it looked both in and out of possession," he tells Rangers TV.

"You can see what we are trying to do out of possession quite clearly. We were really organised at times - okay, we are still trying to fine-tune that and waiting to get the full squad back in and settled, so we will get better in that department - but I thought we showed a lot of quality.

"We created a lot and it could have been one or two more. So, going forward, we looked really dangerous."

Aberdeen manager Stephen Glass, who lost wing-back Jonny Hayes and forward Connor McLennan to injury today, admits his side are a bit stretched ahead of their return Conference League play-off with Qarabag.

"We've got Thursday night coming up and that might dictate some of the finances as well, but we get through Thursday and Sunday and see where we are and what we need," he says.

"If we bring people in, it'll be the right people. We won't just bring in squad fillers.

"I know there's a lot on the line on Thursday, but we'll just focus on trying to win on the pitch."

More from Dundee United manager Thomas Courts after his matchwinner, Peter Pawlett, was sent off.

"I was more frustrated by the first booking," he says. "He got booked for an over exuberant celebration, but from where I was standing, I didn't see it as pushing the boundaries.

"Secondly, he's known to be a really quick dribbler. There was a touch. The referee's clearly missed that.

"It's something we'll go away and review."

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St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson suggests the exertions from Thursday's draw with LASK may have hampered his side.

"I thought it was a really tough game," he tells BBC Scotland. "Dundee United tried to play some really good football at times, so did my team.

"For us, we lacked a little bit of quality and a bit of zip. I don't know if that was a hangover from Thursday night. We weren't quite there today."

Dundee United manager Thomas Courts is a happy man after his side's second win on the spin and dedicates the game to his missing first-choice goalkeeper.

"It was a very competitive game," he tells BBC Scotland.

"I thought we had long periods when we controlled the game and had multiple chances. St Johnstone are naturally a threat from set-pieces and crosses into the box.

"But I think today was all about us, I thought it was a tremendous performance and one I'd like to dedicate to Benji Siegrist, who unfortunately got injured yesterday."

Robbie Neilson is asked about the potential signing of 21-year-old midfielder Ben Woodburn on loan from Liverpool.

"We are hoping to get him this week," he says. "It's now just a case of getting it done.

"You see to today we need more options. We certainly need to add."

Hearts manager Robbie Neilson tells BBC Sportsound is pleased with his side's start to the season but disagrees with opposite number Stephen Glass' assessment of the home side's penalty.

"For me, all day it's a penalty," he says. "There's contact, he doesn't play the ball.

"To go 1-0 up and lose a goal, there's a bit of disappointment there.

"Aberdeen put a high press on us second half. We switched off for the goal, but it was a fantastic ball in."

Aberdeen manager Stephen Glass tells BBC Scotland that he disagrees with the penalty decision that led to Hearts' opening goal.

"It was the kind of penalty that was going to be given today because it's easy for players and referees to get caught up in the atmosphere," he says.

Michael Stewart
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

Allan Preston
Ex-St Johnstone defender on BBC Sportsound

Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

Allan Preston
Ex-St Johnstone defender on BBC Sportsound

Hearts manager Robbie Neilson and Aberdeen midfielder Scott Brown, his club's assistant boss, exchange a few less than friendly words after the final whistle and are separated by referee Bobby Madden.

Well, that was a battle. Peter Pawlett scored, then was booked for his celebration.

The midfielder then got a second yellow for diving 18 minutes later, but United held on for consecutive league victories.

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Referee Bobby Madden brings an end to a frantic draw at Tynecastle.

Liam Boyce's second-half penalty had the home crowd bouncing, but Dons midfielder Funso Ojo levelled the game 15 minutes later.

Both sides join Hibs at the league summit on seven points each.

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