That's all from me... Sportsound carries on until 19:00 and there will be TV highlights on Sportscene at 19:30 on BBC Scotland.

Tomorrow we have three more top flight games.

Aberdeen v Celtic (12:00)

Hearts v Kilmarnock (15:00)

Motherwell v Hibernian (15:00)

St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson tells BBC Scotland: "I don't want it to be too exciting - I want it to be calmer than that! We dug in and won the game. We've been 2-0 up in both games. We're learning lessons all the time, we have to be more composed.

"I thought Zach Hemming was outstanding, dominated his box. We actually expected him to save the penalty because he's hard to beat in training. But we have to be more composed, we became a little nervous and panicky. It's a young side.

"It's always eventful at the moment. The boys seemed convinced [the ball was over the line] but... never believe footballers.

"Defending has changed over the years, with the amount of cameras in grounds now. I thought Richard Taylor was outstanding again. For me, outwith Zach, he was our best player."

Kenny Miller
Former Rangers striker on Sportsound

There's a lot of flexibility in the Rangers frontline. Danilo looked sharper and he will get better. The players need to gel, get more cohesive. What's important is they keep winning while doing that, they can't afford to drop more points.

Rangers manager Michael Beale tells BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound: "The game was in three parts, maybe. The first part, really good - get 1-0 up, get 2-0 and then obviously the VAR goes against us. No problem with that, but I felt after that we were a bit slow and sticky.

"Livingston reduced the spaces for us. It did get a bit nervy in the stadium. The changes had a big impact and there were a lot of positives by the end of it. We were wasteful in the middle part of the game. We had good positions on the pitch and our last decision was really poor.

"Hugely important [for four differnt players to get their first Rangers goal]. For five of the boys to score their first goal this week, that will do them a wealth of good. Jack [Butland] getting his first clean sheet, Dujon [Sterling] making his debut.

"Jose Cifuentes was probably the pick of the players today, along with John Souttar.

"Overall, it's been a big eye opener for them as a week. As a team, we've shown a bit of everything. We've shown some good play, we've shown some poor play as well. We're a work in progress."

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It's been a bleak start to the season for Saints, with five defeats from six in league and cup.

It doesn't get any easier on their next Premiership assignment, away to Celtic.

St Johnstone manager Steven MacLean admits his side were nowhere near the required levels in Dingwall.

He tells BBC Scotland: "Unacceptable, poor, didn’t do our jobs properly, didn’t win enough first and second balls.

"It wasn’t as if it was a shape that caused us problems, it was just individually we didn’t do our jobs.

"Poor goals to concede as well but, to be honest, we probably got away with it, we probably should have been a couple goals down before we lost the first one."

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Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on BBC Sportsound

It's about the team at St Mirren, there's real consistency and continuity in a strong group.

They were without Mark O'Hara, who is so influential, and still got the job done today.

John Robertson
Ex-Hearts & Ross County manager on BBC Sportsound

It's not often you can feel comfortable on a 2-0 lead with 10 minutes to go but Malky Mackay must have felt that way since his side were in total control.

The Saints fans who travelled up saw their team well beaten and there will be concerns.

Drink it in St Mirren fans. Your team is top of the table.

Six points from two games and five goals scored.

Not a bad start at all.

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Rory Loy
Former Falkirk & Dundee forward on BBC Scotland

Danilo was much more comfortable once he was moved through the middle. His touch, his movement, his link-up play. I think that's his position.

Clyde 0-2 Bonnyrigg Rose

Dumbarton 1-1 The Spartans

Forfar Athletic 0-0 Elgin City

Peterhead 0-0 Stenhousemuir

Stranraer 1-1 East Fife

Alloa Athletic 0-1 Stirling Albion

Annan Athletic 1-3 Montrose

Cove Rangers 2-2 Falkirk

Edinburgh City 1-2 Queen of the South

Kelty Hearts 0-2 Hamilton Academical

Airdrieonians 2-1 Partick Thistle

Ayr United 1-0 Inverness CT

Dundee Utd 1-1 Dunfermline Athletic

Queen's Park 2-1 Arbroath

Raith Rovers 3-2 Morton

St Mirren make it two wins from two to go top of the Scottish Premiership.

An early own-goal from former Buddies captain Joe Shaughnessy gave the hosts the lead, before Zach Robinson missed a penalty that would have drawn the visitors level.

Mikael Mandron, the man who conceded the penalty, made amends when he glanced in from a corner on the stroke of half-time.

The introduction of Scott Tiffoney almost turned the game around, but he could only set up one solitary goal - crossing for Josh Mulligan to bundle in.

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Very comfortable in the end for Rangers, who get off the mark in emphatic style.

Summer signings Sam Lammers, Danilo, Abdallah Sima and Keiran Dowell all got their first goals.

Livingston offered stubborn resistance but the roof fell in when Danilo made it 2-0 on 78 minutes.

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Deep into stoppage time... Dundee huffing and puffing looking for an opening.

It was never really in doubt.

Ross County dominated throughout with goals from Kyle Turner and Connor Randall coming either side of the interval.

Imposing from Malky Mackay's side, a thoroughly deserved first three points of the season.

Two defeats from two for St Johnstone.

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Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

It took some time but Rangers eventually have this job done.

Deservedly so, but they'll seek a higher level for the entire 90 minutes going forward, rather than just periods of the game.

New signings getting off the mark will help. That relives a burden of expectation and aids the settling in process.

It's all about Tuesday night in Switzerland now. A vital night awaits.