Mikey Johnston, on for a rare appearance after injury troubles, dances his way inside and bends a shot narrowly wide.

A brilliant away display from Jim Goodwin's side as they earn a third consecutive top-flight win for the first time since 2008.

For County it's another tale of a decent performance hamstrung by a litany of individual mistakes.

They remain winless and only stay above Dundee on goal difference.

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Great result for Livingstone at McDiarmid Park, and one that not many would have seen coming. St Johnstone had lots of the ball, but couldn't take any of the chances that they created - Max Stryjek with a few top saves.

Livingstone on the other hand were clinical, capitalising on some shoddy Saints defending to take all three points away from Perth.

It ends all square at Ibrox and with just a point between the sides at the top of the table after Craig Halkett's late goal cancelled out John Lundstram's opener for the hosts and Scottish Premiership leaders.

Dundee United produced a flawless display to sweep aside Hibernian at Easter Road and leapfrog their hosts into third in the Scottish Premiership.

Nicky Clark curled Thomas Court's side into a first-half lead, and a bullet Ryan Edwards header doubled their advantage against a tepid Hibs.

Kieran Freeman finished off a free-flowing move to add the third.

It is United's first win in 10 attempts against Hibs, and their first in Leith since 2014.

And it was sweet revenge for Courts' men, who were knocked out of the League Cup by Hibs just over three weeks ago.

Hibs, unbeaten in their first in their first seven league games of the season, have now lost two in a row as they tumble down to fifth.

Jota is the dangerman again for Celtic as he picks the ball up on the right and whips in a wicked ball that ends up just drifting past the far post.

Fantastic cross from Nathan McGinley finds the head of Kevin van Veen, but the substitute can't keep it down.

Might have been better leaving it for Tony Watt.

That was Alfredo Morelos' big moment. Kemar Roofe squares for the striker but, stretching, the Colombian striker fires wide with the goal at his mercy.

Barrie McKay's place has been taken by Gary Mackay-Steven in Hearts' final change. Time running out for the visitors at Ibrox.

Kemar Roofe's shot is touched on to the right-hand post by Hearts goalkeeper Craig Gordonm and the visitors survive.

That's the closest Steven Gerrard's side have come to a second.

Alex Cochrane is off and on comes Armand Gnanduillet. Can he find a Hearts leveller?

Brilliant save from Max Stryjek to deny Chris Kane! Tipped over the bar after Kane beat his man in the air. Shortly after, St Johnstone create another gilt-edged chance, but this time the Livi keeper saves with his legs.

It just hasn't been St Johnstone's day.

Alfredo Morelos is still searching for his 100th Rangers goal after dragging an effort wide. Kemar Roofe and Steven Davis come on in the hosts' final two substitutions with Ianis Hagi and Joe Aribo coming off.

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Motherwell scream for a penalty as a quick throw finds Kevin van Veen in the box, Boli Bolingoli's hand clips the ball and takes it away from the striker but the referee waves play on.

The home players are absolutely furious.

Barrie McKay threatens an equaliser for Hearts against his former club, but his shot is blocked by Allan McGregor.

The visitors are warming to the task as they search for an equaliser.

Nathan Wood can't direct a Jake Doyle-Hayes cross on target, and that's about as close as the home side have come to pulling one back in a disappointing showing from Hibernian so far.

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Celtic are pushing for a third as David Turnbull picks up a cleared corner and sees a near-post strike saved relatively comfortably.

Graham Alexander makes a change shortly after as Jordan Roberts makes way for Kevin Van Veen.