The BBC's coverage of the Premiership hasn't quite finished, however, as Sportscene is showing highlights of today's four games on the BBC Scotland channel from 19:30.

Former strikers James McFadden and Rory Loy join presenter Jonathan Sutherland, with the programme repeated on BBC One Scotland from 23:30.

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That's all from our coverage of another dramatic day in Scottish football when fog forced three games to be abandoned and, at one of them, further storm clouds gathered for Tommy Wright as he was sacked as Kilmarnock manager.

Rangers, meanwhile, extend their lead at the top of the tree to seven points as rivals Celtic prepare for Sunday's League Cup final against Hibs.

Join us for more build-up, live commentary and post-match reaction for that.

Dundee United head coach Thomas Courts tells BBC Sportsound he "really enjoyed" watching his young players despite their narrow defeat by Premiership leaders Rangers.

"You have a few different scenarios playing out in your head before the game," he says. "The performance and result can sometimes spiral, but they really represented the club fantastically well in what's been a really tough week.

"I'm really proud of them. Barring a penalty incident, I don't think there was too much in the game.

"They really have to take a big stride forward and experience this on a regular basis."

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Dundee manager James McPake tells BBC Scotland that, despite their fourth defeat in a row: "My first thought is pride, the way that group have handled the last couple of days.

"Max Anderson couldn't train the last couple of days, he was a close contact and had to wait for a negative PCR test.

"They gave everything, we had 11 players who put their bodies on the line.

"It's a game we're devastated we've lost. I'm devastated for the players because they deserved something from that game."

Motherwell boss Graham Alexander says they always had to remain "wary" of St Johnstone.

“We were always wary of St Johnstone’s threats," he tells BBC Scotland. "They’re going through a tough patch, but they’re a good team with a very good manager.

"We always had to be on top of our game all the way. Even a 2-0 with five minutes to go I’ve seen it change before."

On his side's performance, he adds: “We scored at great times with two fantastic finishes. It was a really professional performance from my team."

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Ross County manager Malky Mackay is fairly pleased with a point despite conceding another late goal.

"I don't think anyone finds it easy coming here," he tells BBC Scotland. "I don't think we've won here for eight or nine years.

"Disappointed it's the last minute again, but they've come on leaps and bounds since the start of the season and I'm really proud of them at the moment, the way we're playing."

A bad day - and clear your office - for Tommy Wright as he has just been sacked as Kilmarnock manager.

It comes shortly after his side relinquished an early lead at home to Dunfermline before the game was abandoned because of fog after only 64 minutes.

Killie, promotion favourites at the start of the season, fell out of the play-off places to fifth, five points behind Arbroath, Inverness and Raith Rovers.

It means half the clubs in the Championship have been sacked this season.

Read more here.

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Livingston manager David Martindale's decision to keep centre-back Ayo Obileye up top proved decisive.

"We'd actually moved Ayo up front," he tells BBC Scotland.

"We'd had a set play before the goal and I said to big Ayo 'just stay up front'.

"I think we dominated large spells in the game. At 1-0, Ross County caught us on the counter a few times.

"I thought we started the second half very well. Over the piece, I think it was a fair result. First half, not great. Second half, I thought we were better and deserved the equaliser."

St Johnstone boss Callum Davidson says he takes "responsibility" for where his side find themselves in the league - bottom.

"I thought we got bullied", he tells BBC Scotland. "First half, it was probably fairly even, we lost a bad goal from the second phase of the cross and we’re disappointed with the reaction to it.

"One of the biggest disappointments was probably the energy levels and desire when we went a goal down. Losing the second goal at such a poor time was another disappointment too.

"At the moment, we’re not competing well enough basically and I take the brunt of the responsibility for that. It’s something I’ve got to look at. It’s my responsibility, I take it on the chin. I won’t make any excuses."

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Hearts manager Robbie Neilson is pleased with his side's win at Dens Park but concerned about an injury to influential left-back Stephen Kingsley, describing the tackle on him as "very, very bad".

"Stephen's now in a boot," he tells BBC Scotland. "That rattled both teams and it took a while for it to settle.

"He's quite bad. He'll probably need to get it x-rayed. I don't think the boy meant it, but it's the follow through that comes up and sort of smashes his leg. So we'll just need to see how he is."

Neilson praised midfield substitutes Aaron McEnff and Jamie Walker and said it "changed the game".

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Kelty match Forfar's 4-0 result from Friday evening against Edinburgh to reinstate their seven-point lead at the top of the fourth tier.

That defeat for Stranraer means Annan are now seven points clear of the fourth-placed side after their win away to Stirling.

Cowdenbeath remain four points adrift of Elgin at the bottom after they were held at home by Albion and Stenhousemuir respectively.

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Cove extend their lead to five points at the top of the third tier after a convincing win over visitors Alloa after the two sides behind, Montrose and Queen's Park, shared a 1-1 draw at Links Park.

With two games abandoned because of fog, Peterhead move above Falkirk into fifth with a 3-2 win away to Dumbarton.

The Sons' defeat means they remain five points clear of East Fife at the bottom but now have played one game more.

What a story in the Championship, where manager Dick Campbell watched the game from home as his Arbroath part-timers went to the top of the table after a win over bottom side Morton.

That was made possible by Inverness Caley Thistle squandering a lead before losing at home to Hamilton, while second top Raith Rovers lost away to Partick Thistle.

It wasn't pretty and United took most of the plaudits, but Rangers manage to move seven points clear of Celtic at the top of the Premiership thanks to James Tavernier's penalty kick.

Hearts narrow the gap on Celtic, also with a 1-0 scoreline, away to Dundee to leave as the city's two sides both suffer a fourth consecutive defeat.

St Johnstone are one point adrift at the bottom after losing to Motherwell as Ross County settled for a point away to Livingston.

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Three matches were abandoned - at Kilmarnock, Cumbernauld and Methil - but we'll round up those that survived the fog...

County concede a late goal for the second time in a week as Ayo Obileye's header snatches a draw for Livingston.

Still so tight at the bottom of the Premiership.

Strikes from Dean Cornelius and Kevin van Veen secured all three points for Motherwell and further compounded St Johnstone's misery.

Motherwell leapfrog Dundee United into fourth place after picking up their first win in three matches.

Saints struggled to create anything going forward and are now without a win in six games, leaving them one point adrift at the bottom of the table.

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Jamie Walker's goal ensured Hearts remain clear in third place in the Scottish Premiership after they overcame a depleted Dundee at Dens.

Robbie Neilson's side made hard work of beating a team missing a glut of first-team players, but Walker latched onto a rebound deep into the second half after Aaron McEneff's deflected shot had hit a post.

It was Dundee's fourth defeat in a row, with second-bottom Ross County closing the gap to within a point, with they and St Johnstone having a game in hand.

Hearts remain six-points clear in third after their third win in six games.

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