Thanks for your company this afternoon. What an afternoon it's been. St Johnstone produced a shock result by beating Rangers, and then we had a bokers game at Tynecastle with 10-man Hearts triumphing.

You can watch Sportscene from 19:15 on BBC Scotland, which you can access right here on the website.

You'll get all the reaction at your club's page, too.

• Hearts
• Motherwell
• Rangers
• St Johnstone

We'll be back for a busy midweek round on Tuesday!

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Hearts manager Robbie Neilson tells BBC Sportsound: "I thought the players were outstanding. We had to really fight and show the spirit. We've come back from Istanbul. The fans brought the energy to the pitch and it was reciprocated. It shows the spirit we have here.

"I don't think it's a red card. The referee has made a decision quickly. With VAR, I'd hope he'd go have a look at it. We have the monitors at the side.

"His explanation to me was that Jorge was high. I don't think he was out of control or reckless.

"Rangers is going to be a very, very tough game. We have to make sure we bring our best. It's a tough game, but one we look forward to."

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Craig Levein
Former Hearts manager on BBC Sportsound

Some showing in the heart of defence from Alex Cochrane today.

Immense at the back before bursting forward to win the penalty that sealed Hearts' victory.

Everyone is scratching their heads at how Hearts keeper Craig Gordon managed to avoid a second yellow card after conceding that penalty.

You can read the law below. Referee Kevin Clancy surely has to issue a second yellow card because he awarded the penalty.

Because it's not a straight red card offence, VAR cannot intervene. So the decision stood.

I'm sure Motherwell boss Steven Hammell will have something to say.

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Craig Levein
Former Hearts manager on BBC Sportsound

No player had more touches of the ball than Robert Snodgrass (66) at Tynecastle this afternoon.

What a performance from the former Scotland international.

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Hearts midfielder Robert Snodgrass gave his instant reaction on BBC Sportsound.

"The boys were superb," he said.

"The ref makes a decision [to send Jorge Grant off]. Andy Halliday scores two superb goals. That's the character the gaffer is trying to build here. The boys had a tough European campaign. Back-to-back wins in the league, the boys needed it.

"We've got a terrific bunch of lads, great backroom staff. I'm so happy we dug out the win, it was special.

"The fans kept us going at the very end. This club is built on tradition. Go make some memories, but we need players to go make it happen."

Since 2013-14, Motherwell’s record in the Scottish Premiership when the opposition have a player sent off is P25 W15 D3 L7.

That's a win rate of 60%.

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell defender on BBC Sportsound

Massive celebrations and hugs amongst the Hearts fans and coaching staff on the sidelines.

They somehow win a thrilling match having been reduced to 10 men when it was 0-0!

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We're already into the five added minutes. Will there be one last twist?

Sean Goss lets fly from 25 yards but Craig Gordon - who shouldn't be on the pitch - tips it over the bar!

Motherwell are chucking the kitchen sink at this. Drama everywhere.

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell defender on BBC Sportsound

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell defender on BBC Sportsound

Alex Cochrane surges down the left and fires in a cross which is blocked by the arm of Sondre Solholm!

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell defender on BBC Sportsound

Hearts have a corner, but Robert Snodgrass' delivery is well over the back.

The home side are still coming forward.