Mark Reynold's second goal has brought Cove Rangers level at 2-2 against hosts Partick Thistle.

Lewis McGrattan has headed a stoppage-time goal for Morton, taking the score to 2-1 in Arbroath's favour.

Hibs came from behind to defeat Aberdeen at Easter Road with the sending off of Liam Scales proving to be the turning point.

Martin Boyle scored from the penalty spot after Scales conceded a penalty late in the first half after Luis Lopes' early opener for Aberdeen.

Hibs dominated the second half and two goals from Josh Campbell secured them the three points.

Josh Campbell receives great applause around Easter Road for his two goal contribution as he is substituted. His first senior double looks to have secured the points for Hibs. Mykola Kukharervych is also replaced as Hibs look to see this game out. Momodou Bojang and Euan Henderson are on.

Livingston are up to third after their narrow, if mostly comfortable, victory over Kilmarnock.

Cristian Montano's 24th minute header proved enough to separate the sides as the visitors failed to create many, if any, chances of note.

Stephane Omeonga and Scott Pittman had opportunities to put the game beyond doubt, but neither could make the most of the chances presented to them.

The loss leaves Kilmarnock two points off bottom spot.

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This was not a classic game of football.

Stevie May hit the post for Saints after seven minutes, and Kazeem Olaigbe shot against the bar for County three minutes later.

After that, there was a lot of huffing and puffing with very few chances.

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The United players are furious as referee Kevin Clancy blows for full-time just as they win a corner.

Antonio Colak's double is enough to earn Rangers maximum points, although the visitors gave them a scare with a much-improved second-half display.

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That was the chance for St Johnstone to win it.

Drey Wright's effort is blocked and it falls to Ali Crawford, who is 10 yards out on the angle, but sends the ball just over the bar.

Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes sends Kyle Lafferty on, alongside Kerr McInroy.

The visitors swing a free-kick in and Christian Doidge connects, but plants his header across goal and past the post.

Mark Reynolds has scored for Cove Rangers and they now trail 2-1 against Partick Thistle.

And Raith Rovers are back in front against Ayr, Scott Brown putting them 3-2 up.

Carljohan Eriksson is busy again, making an impressive reflex stop to push over a close-range header from Rangers' Malik Tillman, who was picked out nicely by Connor Goldson's nod.

Dundee United are guilty of messing around at the back as a loose pass from goalkeeper Carljohan Eriksson goes straight to Rangers sub Malik Tillman, but he makes amends by saving at the feet of Antonio Colak.

Aberdeen's afternoon does not get any better. Great play by Jaydan Richardson sends the ball across the six-yard box but Bojan Miovski contrives to send the ball wide with the goal at his mercy.

Another chance for Livingston. A low cross bounces through to Isma Goncalves at the back post but the substitute can't connect.

Will they rue these missed opportunities?

Aberdeen have been rarely seen as an attacking threat in the second half. Yber Ramadani directs a 30-yard shot on target but it had little power and proved no threat to David Marshall in the Hibs goal.

Huge chance for Livi to double their lead.

Dylan Bahamboula robs Ben Chrisene in the Kilmarnock defence and then squares to the unmarked Scott Pittman, but the midfielder pulls his shot wide from the penalty spot. It should be two.

Carljohan Eriksson makes a sprawling save at his near post to keep out a shot from Rangers replacement Scott Wright. The ball pops loose inside the six-yard box and Charlie Mulgrew slides in to clear.

Ayr United are level again at Raith Rovers with Andy Murdoch scoring their second goal.

Dundee are also level at 2-2, against Inverness, Paul McMullan scoring the hosts' second.

Triple change for Kilmarnock now. Brad Lyons, Jordan Jones and Fraser Murray are all on to try and provide some impetus. Liam Polworth, Jeriel Dorsset and Daniel Armstrong are off.