Hibernian, Aberdeen & Hearts lead Premiership after three games; Livingston sit bottom after hat-trick of defeats
FT: Hearts 1-1 Aberdeen - Liam Boyce converts after Gary Mackay-Steven is fouled by Declan Gallagher; Funso Ojo taps in equaliser at near post
FT: Ross Co 2-4 Rangers - Joe Aribo, Connor Goldson, Alfredo Morelos and Scott Arfield score for visitors; Harry Clarke and Jordan White net for County
FT: St Johnstone 0-1 Dundee Utd - Peter Pawlett pokes him for visitors before seeing a second yellow for simulation
FT: Dundee 2-2 Hibernian - Jason Cummings opens scoring for hosts; Martin Boyle equalises from spot before Ryan Porteous strikes; Paul McGowan steers home hosts' leveller
Ross County 0-2 Rangers
Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageHe times it to perfection. A fine header from Goldson to put a commanding Rangers 2-0 in front. A couple of hick-ups have rocked Rangers a bit, but I think this lovely surface is helping and Ross County can't live with it
Connor Goldson
Connor Goldson gets his first goal since January.
The centre-back rises to meet a corner and his downward header flies in off a post.
A long afternoon ahead for County.
Image source, BBC SportHearts 0-0 Aberdeen
What a move that was from the visitors.
Stephen Glass' men cut through Hearts on the break and Lewis Ferguson slips in Christian Ramirez, but the striker's finish is saved brilliantly by outrushing goalkeeper Craig Gordon.
Ross County 0-1 Rangers
Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageHe lined up the sights just before that then curls in an absolutely beauty. What a goal that is by Joe Aribo
Joe Aribo
What a strike!
Midfielder Aribo is played in by Alfredo Morelos and cuts back on to his left foot to curl a peach of a strike into the far top corner from the edge of the box.
Image source, BBC SportHearts 0-0 Aberdeen
This game isn't short of effort and endeavour so far, but there is yet to be any kind of chance on goal by either side.
The physical element is thoroughly enjoyable, though.
St Johnstone 0-0 Dundee United
Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park
Very lively start at McDiarmid Park. United are probably just about shading an end-to-end encounter. Crackling atmosphere too. The 2,000 or so United fans who have made the short trip to Perth are making themselves heard.
St Johnstone 0-0 Dundee United
Now Marc McNulty goes close as he escapes attention in the box, but his header from about 10 yards out is straight at goalkeeper Zander Clark.
United have lifted the tempo here.
St Johnstone 0-0 Dundee United
St Johnstone full-back Callum Booth's speculative drive is on target, but it's comfortably saved by goalkeeper Trevor Carson.
Up the other end and Zander Clark has to dive to push striker Nicky Clark's effort wide. It's hotting up.
Ross County 0-0 Rangers
Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageI think Steven Gerrard has made the right decision to keep Ryan Kent in the Rangers side. Winger's are inconsistent and you are better to let him play through a poor performance. It would be different if it was five or six
Ross County 0-0 Rangers
County are screaming for a penalty after centre-half Alex Iacovitti's header appears to hit Leon Balogun's arm at close range following a corner.
Referee David Munro deems Iacovitti to have fouled the defender, though, and awards Rangers a free-kick.
Hearts 0-0 Aberdeen
Some slack passing so far is being up for by a few cracking, crunching tackles early on at Tynecastle.
A raucous home crowd is really adding to this one.
St Johnstone 0-0 Dundee United
A fairly even start at McDiarmid Park. Chris Kane's header drifts just wide for Saints as United look to get the attacking combinations going.
Ross County 0-0 Rangers
Crucial block from County defender Harry Clarke as he gets in the way of a well-struck shot from Alfredo Morelos.
Lively start from Rangers.
Ross County 0-0 Rangers
Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThe pace and tempo of the game is up for Rangers
Hearts 0-0 Aberdeen
Big roar from the home crowd as Joe Lewis has to get out quickly to stop Liam Boyce racing through on goal.
This one should be tasty.
Here we go. Three matches, Aberdeen and Hearts could go top by the end of the day, Rangers looking to avoid a shock in Dingwall, and a Tayside derby - all potentially exciting stuff!
Aberdeen are wearing last season's away strip apparently because of a clash with Hearts' maroon.
St Johnstone v Dundee United (15:00)
Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park
Dundee United goalkeeper Benji Siegrist was injured in training yesterday, head coach Thomas Courts hasn't given the full details of the injury but said there was no-one near him when he went down, so the early prognosis doesn't sound too good.
Ross County v Rangers (15:00)
Rangers manager Steven Gerrard says "the onus" is on his side to take the game to County.
"I've picked a real attacking team with quite a few rule breakers in there to force an opening and get through the block," he tells Rangers TV.
"It's all about our approach, mentality and desire before the game-plan comes into it.
"The pitch and conditions are perfect. There's no excuses for us."
Heart of Midlothian v Aberdeen (15:00)
Hearts boss Robbie Neilson has made just one change to the side that was beat 3-2 by Celtic last Sunday in the League Cup
Full-back Stephen Kingsley drops out through illness and he's replaced with Josh Ginnelly.
As for the visitors, Aberdeen manager Stephen Glass makes three switches from the trip to Baku, with injured centre-half Andy Considine, full-back Jack MacKenzie and striker Jay Emmanuel-Thomas dropping out.
In come Teddy Jenks, Jonny Hayes and Connor McLennan.