That's all from us tonight, but we'll be back with the top-of-the-table clash between leaders Rangers and hosts Celtic tomorrow evening.

Both teams are 13 games without defeat, but Celtic have narrowed the gap to two points and can go top for the first time since August with a win.

However, Rangers will be buoyed by the eye-catching signing of Aaron Ramsey, even though the Wales midfielder will not be involved at Celtic Park tomorrow.

Join us then for another big night in Scottish football.

St Mirren manager Jim Goodwin tells BBC Scotland: "It feels like a defeat because we conceded so late on. But, to be honest, had we taken all three points, it would have been daylight robbery.

"Both teams were poor, there wasn't a great deal of football being played. We did try on occasion, but we were far too sloppy in possession. Didn't handle the pressure that Motherwell put us under early on and just had very cheap turnovers.

"It's disappointing when you look at the table and what those extra two points could have done. We would be right on the coattails of Dundee United and Aberdeen."

You can see those controversial moments and more in Sportscene in a couple of minutes, when the BBC One Scotland show features highlights of all five Premiership games tonight.

Hearts manager Robbie Neilson tells BBC Scotland that he thinks his side should have had two penalty kicks against Hibs.

"i think the first one is a stonewaller," he says. "The second one I can understand a wee bit as the referee says he thought his arm was by his side as the ball struck it. I differ in that opinion.

"Either side could have won it, but I am disappointed we have not taken three points."

Dundee manager James McPake points out that, despite falling to the bottom of the Premiership after St Johnstone's win, they are unbeaten in three games with three clean sheets.

He also reveals that Leigh Griffiths was in the stands to watch the 0-0 draw and that the Dens Park club are still in talks with the striker.

The 31-year-old has been released by Celtic having been on loan to Dundee for the first half of the season.

Dundee United head coach Tam Courts tells BBC Sportsound: "It wasn't a great game, I'm not going to lie.

"It was tight and hard fought. We feel a bit frustrated with our performance and missed chances. We just couldn't get any real rhythm.

"I'm disappointed we couldn't get three points and the performance to match. I was looking for a bit more quality. All too often tonight, we chose the wrong decision."

Image source, SNS

Motherwell manager Graham Alexander revealed that Liam Shaw had to be taken off after complaining of blurred vision, with an unknown cause behind it.

The 20-year-old on-loan Celtic midfielder had to go off in the 40th minute.

"He was hurried off the pitch," Alexander tells BBC Scotland. "He feels okay now, we don't know what brought it on. I don't think there was a head knock or anything like that.

"He's in the dressing room now, he seems fine and we'll just see how he is over the next day or two."

Image source, SNS

Motherwell manager Graham Alexander tells BBC Scotland: "We were devastated that we were 1-0 down because it was from nothing.

"We dominated the opponent tonight, double the attempts on goal and attempts on target, played most of the game in their half - they couldn't get out at times.

"The players are really frustrated that we dropped two points because by far we were the better team."

Goalkeeper Kevin Dabrowski tells BBC Scotland that he only learned this morning that he was to make his Hibs debut.

"I have been waiting for this moment my entire life," the 23-year-old says after a man-of-the-math performance in the 0-0 draw with Hearts.

"I came to Hibs when I was a wee boy and it took me five years to be ready for that moment.

"The club to me is like a second home. I came here as a boy and they made me a man."

Image source, SNS

Steven Thompson
Former St Mirren striker on BBC Sportsound

St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson is a relieved man after ending a run of 12 games without a win - and their first since October.

"Shattered," he tells BBC Scotland after being asked how he feels. "I thought there was a great team spirit and the players have reacted really well.

"It's a relief to get the win and we've got to keep this going. It was massive. I'm delighted for the players as they've had a tough time, but it is just a win."

Image source, SNS

Ross Tierney scored his first Motherwell goal in four games since his move from Bohemians.

It's the 20-year-old midfielder's ninth goal since March and he rescued a point for his new club.

Image source, SNS

John Collins
Former Hibs manager on Sportsound

Rovers end a day of controversy after the signing of David Goodwillie by squandering a lead twice to draw at home with bottom side Queen of the South.

The Kirkcaldy side remain fourth, now four points behind leaders Arbroath, with Queens now two behind Greenock Morton.

Meanwhile, Thistle's 1-0 win over Ayr moves the Glasgow side to within a point of Rovers.

Who would have guessed that St Johnstone, who started the night at the bottom of the table, would be the only side to win.

Indeed, Callum Davidson's side are off the foot of the table, moving above Dundee on goal difference.

Just when St Mirren thought they had secured a fourth straight win, Motherwell produced a late equaliser.

Ross Tierney's last-gasp equaliser salvaged a Premiership point for Motherwell after the hosts thought they had earned a fourth win in a row.

Hibernian loanee Alex Gogic's late header on his debut looked to have won it.

But, in time added-on, Richard Tait was caught in possession and Tierney found the net for Graham Alexander's side to spark wild celebrations.

For the second time this season, the Edinburgh rivals draw a blank.

Tony Sibbick saved the day late on for Hearts with a goal-line stop to keep out a Josh Campbell shot.

Hearts were on top for long spells in the second half, with debutant goalkeeper Kevin Dabrowski the Hibs hero, making three good stops to deny Ellis Simms.

Image source, SNS

That late goal for St Johnstone means Dundee drop to the foot of the table.

The draw with United, who failed to register a shot on target, extends the Dens Park side's winless league run to eight games.

James McPake will rue his team's missed chances.

Hibs think they've snatched it at the death as Josh Campbell crashes a shot past Craig Gordon from Ewan Henderson's headed knock-down, but defender Tony Sibbick appears behind his goalkeeper to keep it out.