St Mirren pass up the opportunity to move fourth in the Premiership as they could only muster a late draw at 10-man St Johnstone.

Midfielder Daniel Phillips was ordered off on the brink of half-time as he caught Ryan Flynn above the ankle.

Despite that, substitute Zak Rudden glanced a header in off the back-post that looked like giving the hosts an unlikely victory.

But Alex Gogic was able to power in a late header to rescue a draw.

St Mirren remain fifth, while St Johnstone stay eighth.

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Eamonn Brophy was the star of the show, scoring two and providing two assists as Ross County move four points clear of Dundee United at the bottom.

Yan Dhanda and Jordan White were the others on target.

The home side could have had a few more too, hitting the post twice as well as having an effort ruled out after a long VAR check.

An utterly miserable afternoon for United, who have now lost five in a row in the league.

What now for United head coach Liam Fox?

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Bojan Miovski's first-half strike secures victory for Aberdeen.

In truth it was a poor game, but Barry Robson's side probably deserved it - Jay Gorter had very little to do in the home goal.

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That late Callum Slattery strike secures a point for Motherwell as they remain unbeaten under manager Stuart Kettlewell - his first game as permanent boss.

Kilmarnock fall to second bottom of the table.

Another huge save from Sam Walker.

The ball breaks to Stephen O'Donnell just yards out, but the Killie goalkeeper denies the Motherwell defender at point-blank range.

Sam Walker is forced across to his near post again as Motherwell defender Paul McGinn drives one towards goal.

But the Kilmarnock goalkeeper is there again to make another smart save.

Stephen Robinson makes three changes as the Buddies now desperately try to find an equaliser.

Joe Shaughnessy, Kieran Offord and Lewis Jamieson are on for Tony Watt, Marcus Fraser and Ryan Flynn - who has somehow hobbled on for most of this second half after that bad challenge in the first half.

United striker Steven Fletcher hooks an acrobatic overhead shot on target, but the ball sails into the arms of goalkeeper Ross Laidlaw.

Eilidh Davies
BBC Sportsound reporter in Dingwall

The man of the moment, Eamonn Brophy, receives a standing ovation as the two-goal Ross County striker makes way for Simon Murray.

What an impact he has had on this game - two goals and two assists - not a bad day's work.

Jordan White fancies another goal, but this time the County striker's header from a central position flies over the top.

We're finally seeing the first changes of the game and it's Callum Davidson who is making them.

He takes off Stevie May and Nicky Clark, replacing the strike force with Theo Bair and Zak Rudden.

May has been one of the home side's best players today, but he's run himself into the ground.