Only two Premiership matches on
FT: Rangers 4-0 Hibs: Sima fires into far corner and lashes home from close range either side of Raskin's raking 25-yarder before Dessers slots late fourth
FT: Kilmarnock 3-1 Livingston: Armstrong opens scoring with deflected strike, Sean Kelly penalty levels for visitors but Vassell nets headers either side of half-time
Championship leaders Dundee Utd thrash Partick Thistle 5-0 & Ayr beat Dunfermline 1-0
Ross County v St Mirren, Aberdeen v Dundee & St Johnstone v Motherwell OFF
Further postponements in lower leagues at Arbroath, Cove Rangers, Elgin City, Morton and Stenhousemuir
We'll wrap this up now. Sportsound continues until 19:00 with fans having their say and Aiden McGeady selecting a few tunes.
You can catch highlights from Ibrox and Rugby Park at 19:30 on BBC Scotland.
We'll be back tomorrow for Hearts v Celtic. That one kicks off at 14:15.
Cheers for now.
FT: Rangers 4-0 Hibernian
Kenny Miller
Former Hibs striker on BBC Scotland Sportsound
Rangers were good in the press. They won the ball in the Hibs half so many times. The longer the game went on, Hibs kept giving it away. They got off lightly with four goals.
Hibs are one of the biggest teams in the country and they should be challenging at the top end of the table. If they continue to play themselves into trouble, they'll be looking over their shoulder, not up the way.
There's a lot of work for Nick Montgomery to do.
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Hibs head coach Nick Montgomery is still "proud" of the way his players tried to play the ball at Ibrox but thinks mistakes let them down.
"I was happy with the way we started the game and am not going to change the way we play," he says. "I thought mistakes cost us today.
"The first goal, it's nothing to do with the way we play and it gives them a lift. The second goal, I genuinely think it was a foul on Joe Newell.
"Second half, we got a little bit sloppy. They have a new manager, it is a bit of a party atmosphere and we allowed that happen.
"I've been here six weeks and that's the first defeat. It definitely wasn't our day today. We move on and can take positives from the game."
FT: Rangers 4-0 Hibernian
Nick Montgomery has been talking about "lots of positives". Not sure many Hibs fans would agree...
More thoughts from the Easter Road boss coming up.
FT: Kilmarnock 3-1 Livingston
Livingston manager David Martindale told Sportsound: "I don't think we deserved anything from the game. Kyle Vassell was the best player on the park and bullied us at times. Their back three managed the game a lot better than our back three.
"I don't think we won enough aerial duels or second balls. At this level you have to do better than we did.
"We got ourselves back in the game, but then we lose the set-play just before half-time which is really disappointing.
"It's going to be a difficult season. From fourth place down, the league will change consistently. We'll take the defeat on the chin and come back ready to go on Saturday."
FT: Kilmarnock 3-1 Livingston
Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes told Sportsound: "I thought we started strong in the game. We expected a tough match and knew we would have to lot of different aspects well, and I thought we did that.
"We showed good composure, carried a threat and deservedly went in front.
"I love my centre-forwards scoring goals - [Vassell] has got two today and the front two were a handful the whole game. They gave us a real platform to play.
"What pleased me most was the response to the penalty kick - it was immediate and we set out to win the game today. We're fifth in the league and we want to hang about the top six for as long as we can.
"It's important not to get too carried away, but it's important that we win games like today. After a strong start, we stuttered a wee bit, but hopefully today is the start of a few more [wins]."
FT: Rangers 4-0 Hibernian
Kenny Miller
Former Rangers striker on BBC Scotland Sportsound
It was really positive for Rangers today. There was an energy in the stadium. Philippe Clement needs the fans onside, giving them something to cheer and get behind. You saw that today, definitely aided by a really poor Hibs performance.
FT: Rangers 4-0 Hibernian
Rangers manager Philippe Clement told BBC Sportsound: "You see that although it was only two days, the players want to do the things that we showed them.
"You see the guys that understand it fast and the guys that need more time, but I saw what I wanted to see - to play dominant, attacking football with a good pressing game.
"I'm most happy that I saw synergy between players and the fans from the first minute. That is one of the biggest strengths of this club, one that we need to have to win trophies.
"The best teams in the world make mistakes - what is important is your reaction, and our reaction was good.
"[Abdallah Sima] is a really interesting player for how we want to play and he can take a big step forward this year.
"We need to see how the players recover, and build physically because Sparta Prague are a really good team and we need to be on our toes to get a result (on Thursday)."
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Hibs have now conceded 16 goals from nine league outings. No team has let in more.
Next up? Champions Celtic at Easter Road...
The Edinburgh side will need a massive improvement on their sorry Ibrox showing. It's incredible how many times they gave the ball away near their own penalty area.
FT: Rangers 4-0 Hibernian
Lee McCulloch
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound
In your first game, it’s just about getting the victory, they’ve played well today.
Philippe Clement doesn’t seem an emotional guy, he seems very serious when you see him on the sidelines.
FT: Rangers 4-0 Hibernian
Philippe Clement will be very pleased with such a comfortable victory.
"It's like building a house, you need to start with the fundamentals," says the new Rangers boss.
"We still need to work on a lot of details to make things better but you could see the players giving everything."
More to come from the Belgian shortly...
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Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell captain on BBC Sportsound
Derek McInnes was ecstatic at full-time, shaking hands with all of his players and slapping backs. He said he was desperate for a win and it was thoroughly deserved. There was a real intent and purpose about them.
Scottish League 2
Bonnyrigg Rose 3-2 Clyde
East Fife 4-0 Stranraer
The Spartans 2-0 Dumbarton
Scottish League 1
Alloa Athletic 3-1 Kelty Hearts
Annan Athletic 0-1 Queen of the South
Hamilton Academical 1-1 Edinburgh City
Stirling Albion 1-2 Falkirk
Scottish Championship
Partick Thistle 0-5 Dundee United
Dunfermline Athletic 0-1 Ayr United
Livingston come close with late efforts from Danny Lloyd and James Penrice, but in the end it's a comfortable win for Kilmarnock.
A Kyle Vassell double and a deflected strike from Danny Armstrong seals a first league win since August.
Killie up to fifth, Livi drop to seventh.
Image source, SNSPhilippe Clement gets off to a great start with Rangers.
Two thunderous Abdallah Sima finishes either side of a fine strike from Nicolas Raskin send the Ibrox side on their way to a win that lifts them to within four points of leaders Celtic.
Cyriel Dessers calmly slotted the late fourth as Hibs meekly surrendered a six-game unbeaten run to remain in ninth spot.
The margin of victory could have been much greater, with the visitors continually gifting possession in dangerous areas.
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Rangers' Nicolas Raskin is one-on-one with David Marshall but he dithers on the ball and that allows Will Fish to get back and get a nibble on the ball, with Marshall then gathering.
Hibs cut open so easily again.
Rangers 4-0 Hibernian
Substitute Danilo, rocking a superhero mask to protect a facial injury, fires just wide as Rangers look for a fifth.
Kevin Holt (pen)
Hat-trick for the former Jags defender!
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