Curtis Main’s composed double either side of half-time set up back-to-back Premiership wins for the Buddies.

Main converted the first after a deflection sent him through on goal and he swept home the second after smart work from Mark O’Hara and Jonah Ayunga.

Alex Greive added a late third, with goalkeeper Carljohan Eriksson caught in the middle of nowhere.

United have one point after four games - an opening day draw against Kilmarnock.

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Owura Edwards's late winner gives depleted Ross County their first win of the Premiership season.

Malky Mackay's side were reduced to ten when Ross Callachan was booked twice - although he was lucky not to see red for his first challenge on Ryan Alebiosu.

Despite being a man down in the closing stages, Owura reacted quickest when a loose free-kick pinged around the Kilmarnock area to slam home from close range.

Kilmarnock drop to the bottom of the table, without a win after four games.

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Kevin van Veen's penalty extends Steven Hammell's winning start as Motherwell manager. That's two from two for the new boss and three wins from four for the Steelmen.

Christian Montano handled Sean Goss' header in the box and Van Veen scored his third goal in four games to move the Fir Park side up to third place.

The visitors' day got worse when Dylan Bahamboula was ordered off for two bookings, the Congolese substitute having only been on for 12 minutes.

It is a second league defeat of the season for Livingston, who were seeking a third win in a row.

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Almost an equaliser as Daniel Armstrong whips a cross-cum-shot at goal, but Ross Laidlaw is alive to it and tips it behind for another corner.

Killie pushing as the clock ticks down. The goalie, Sam Walker is coming up...

There is concern here for Murray Davidson. The Saints midfielder is down and looks to be in a lot of pain.

He's had a lot of injuries over the years and looks to have over-extended his knee as he tussled with Ross McCrorie.

A few minutes later, though, and he's back up and jogging on to the pitch.

A half chance for Livingston as Esmael Goncalves wrestles his way past Stephen O'Donnell only to flash a shot wide of the far post.

He was perhaps lucky to stay on the pitch in the first-half, but now Ross Callachan has seen red.

With the ball nicked away from him, the Ross County midfielder handles the ball on the floor and David Munro has no option but to send him off.

Aberdeen have been well on top since taking the lead.

A nice move sets Bojan Miovski free in the box but his low shot is well saved by Saints keeper Remi Matthews.

Ross McCrorie slices the follow up over the bar.

David Cancola goes into the book as Kilmarnock try to counter, with the Austrian pulling back Killie sub Deji Sotona - who is making his debut.

A rare United chance as Ilmari Niskanen is played in on the edge of the box, but his side-footed effort is met with an excellent reflex save from Trevor Carson.

The visitors are down to 10 as substitute Dylan Bahamboula picks up a second booking for a studs up challenge.

He had only been on the pitch for 12 minutes.

Ross McCrorie thumps a shot in from distance but St Johnstone goalkeeper Remi Matthews pushes it over the bar.

A minute later and McCrorie lashes a volley from just inside the box a millimetre past the post.

Ross County are looking much, much better since the arrival of Owura Edwards.

He just chipped it to a free Ross Callachan in the box, but the midfielder's header didn't have enough power on it to see it past Sam Walker.

The first chance of the second period comes to Aberdeen, as Leighton Clarkson shifts the ball onto his right foot and drives a shot from 25 yards just past the post.

Sean Goss's header hits the hand of a Livingston defender. Referee Nick Walsh takes an age to make the decision but eventually awards Motherwell the spot kick.

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Jack Baldwin has gone into the book after absolutely halving Kerr McInroy.

He tried to step out of the back and took a big touch, resulting in a 50-50 with the Killie midfielder. It was a juddering clash, but it's only a yellow. David Munro is the man in the middle, and he took a while to make that decision.