FT: Dundee 1-2 Ross County - Visitors move eight points clear of bottom
FT: FT: Hibs 0-1 St Mirren - Ronan strike stuns hosts
FT: Livingston 2-1 Aberdeen - 10-man Livi close gap on Aberdeen
FT: St Johnstone 0-0 Dundee Utd - Hallberg sent off for hosts
St Johnstone 0-0 Dundee United
In only his second game for the club, Melker Hallberg is off.
He was booked in the first half and he's off for pulling Ian Harkes down in the midfield. Referee Colin Steven actually played advantage initially, then went all the way back to send off the Swede. Callum Davidson is incandescent.
Nicky Jamieson
Michael Tidser
Anton Dowds
Livingston 2-0 Aberdeen
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St Johnstone 0-0 Dundee United
Two changes for United at half-time - Tam Courts clearly not happy.
Scott McMann and Ilmari Niskanen on in place of debutant Tim Akinola and Dylan Levitt.
Ian Harkes and Stevie May have already had chances. Second-half starting where the first left off.
Hibernian 0-0 St Mirren
A change at half-time for Hibs as Ewan Henderson replaces Christian Doige.
Henderson is involved immediately as his cross finds Chris Cadden who sets up Chris Mueller but his blast flies over the bar.
Alan Forrest
Forrest beats the Aberdeen offside trap and latches on the end of a through ball. He cooly dinks it over the on-rushing Gary Woods to double Livi's advantage.
That's two quick goals in either half for Martindale's side after some suspect defending from Aberdeen.
Image source, BBC SportSecond halves are under way across the nation.
One request... more goals. Cheers.
We ready to go again?
Can you win a football game by pulling off a Tombstone Piledriver?
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HT: St Johnstone 0-0 Dundee United
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at McDiarmid Park
No goals but a decent game in Perth.
Dundee United were shooting towards that 2,000-strong away support, but the fans couldn’t suck the ball over the line when Nicky Clark got the slightest of touches on Dylan Levitt’s corner and it trundled by the post.
St Johnstone hit the woodwork through Ali Crawford, and Callum Hendry has twice seriously tested Benjamin Siegrist, so quite an even opening 45 minutes here.
Zak Rudden's goal gave Dundee a first half lead, but Joseph Hungbo levelled with almost the last kick of the ball before the break.
A draw is probably fair on the balance of play so far, though.
Paul McMullan hit an early shot off the bar and Max Anderson should really have given the home side a second from close range, while Alex Iacovitti may feel he should have take one of the two opportunities that have fallen his way for County.
Image source, SNSZac Rudden (right) gave Dundee a first-half lead
Despite there being few clear-cut chances it's been an entertaining contest at Easter Road.
Both sides are well up for this one with three yellow cards handed out and there could have been more.
Chris Mueller with the clearest sight of goal so far but a fantastic challenge from Charles Dunne thwarted the American.
Image source, SNSIt's been a fiercely-contested game in Leith
Ayo Obileye's goalward flick in the eighth minute separates the sides at the interval.
Cristian Montano had Livi's best chance of the half outwith the goal, while Lewis Ferguson was incensed to not be awarded a spot-kick after Nicky Devlin hauled him down in the box.
Aberdeen have enjoyed a lot of possession but are struggling to create any clear-cut chances.
Image source, SNSObileye's sixth goal of the season separates the sides
Goalless in this blood-and-thunder Tayside derby, with a couple of tasty tackles flying in. Still just the one booking though.
It meant that until the forty-minute mark, there wasn't a great deal to write about. But suddenly, with the half-time whistle looming, both sides remembered the objective - try and score a goal.
Tony Watt went close, Dylan Levitt's corner was almost tapped home, whilst Callum Hendry had an thunderous drive well saved by Siegrist.
Either side could go ahead after the break.
Image source, SNSTony Watt is closed down by Jason Brown as he tries to bend a cross in.
Hibernian 0-0 St Mirren
St Mirren are piling the pressure on the home side through some brilliant play from Connor Ronan, who dummies the Hibs defence twice before playing in Jay Henderson.
The young winger tries to find the far corner but it's too close to Kevin Dabrowski and Hibs manage to scramble it clear from there.
Joseph Hungbo
Dundee kick themselves in the foot and Joseph Hungbo is able to level right on half-time.
A botched clearance by Vontae Daley-Campbell is played right back into the path of Hungbo, who slips the ball into the net from close range.
Image source, BBC SportSt Johnstone 0-0 Dundee United
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at McDiarmid Park
Image source, Kenny CrawfordNearly 2,000 away fans are packed in the away end at McDiarmid
Dundee 1-0 Ross County
Alex Iacavotti gets to a free-kick but his header goes the wrong side of the post as Ross County try to level before the break.