Ross Callachan’s second-half strike wins all three points for Ross County.

Regan Charles-Cook's deft chip opened the scoring for County before Jacob Butterfield's deflected shot levelled it up. Callachan had a chance to regain the lead from the penalty spot, but he rattled a post with his spot-kick.

Ross County climb one place to tenth in the table and St Johnstone remain rooted to the bottom of the top flight.

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What a result for Jim Goodwin's depleted side. They tried to get this game called off!

That valuable point keeps St Mirren ninth, but they are now five points clear of the bottom.

Celtic have no more games in hand and are now six points off top spot.

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The perfect start for Shaun Maloney as Hibernian beat Aberdeen to leapfrog their visitors and move back into the Scottish Premiership's top six.

Ryan Porteous headed the home side ahead shortly after half-time in Maloney's first game in charge.

Aberdeen had the bulk of the chances and Lewis Ferguson and Marley Watkins both forced saves from Matt Macey.

But their fourth defeat in seven games drops them to seventh in the table.

For Hibs, three days on from losing the League Cup final to Celtic, they claimed just their second win in seven to go fifth.

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Aberdeen win a corner kick but Ryan Hedge's delivery goes straight into the hands of Hibernian goalkeeper Matt Macey.

It's been a frustrating night in the opposition box for Aberdeen. They have had 10 shots, but just two on target.

Five minutes of injury time has come and gone...

Viv Solomon-Otabor digs out a cross from the byeline that was shaping up to be inviting for Saints players waiting in the box.

But Ashley Maynard-Brewer gets an important touch on it to tip it away from danger.

They can't. The ball bounces off someone's head and falls into the arms of Celtic keeper Scott Bain in fortuitous fashion.

St Mirren have a dangerous free-kick.

They couldn't... could they?

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Five minutes added in Paisley.

What a result this would be for Jim Goodwin's men.

Dean Lyness has had quite the night.

The stand-in keeper plucks a Cameron Carter-Vickers header from under his bar to relieve the pressure on the hosts.

18-year-old Daniel McManus is on for his St Mirren debut.

The teenager replaces fellow debutant Kieran Offord. What a shift that young man put in.

Joseph Hungbo has the opportunity to put the game to bed.

Ross Callachan picks up the ball and breaks on the counter through the middle of the park, he passes it out to Hungbo.

But the on-loan Watford winger's attempt sails miles away from the target.

Moments later a Hungbo free-kick smashes off a post and rebounds off the keeper before going wide for a corner.

Liel Abada is inches from connecting with Anthony Ralston's whipped ball across goal as Celtic desperately chase an opener.

Can Ange Postecoglou's men find another late winner?

Stevie May tries his luck from distance as his effort forces Ashley Maynard-Brewer into action.

But the County keeper punches it wide.

Aberdeen are camped in Hibernian half, but home goalkeeper Matt Macey is not having much to do.

Instead it nearly becomes 2-0 as the hosts break on the counter attack, but wing-back Josh Doig can't keep his header down.

How many Rangers fans do we have here?

If Celtic don't find a winner, your side will be six points clear at the top of the table...

This is a sobering evening for the Perth hosts.

County are well worth their lead, but there's still just one goal in it. Callum Davidson's men are desperate.