That's all from today's Scottish Premiership matches.

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Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes tells BBC Scotland: "We were [good value for the win]. We've got the job done.

"I thought we dominated possession. We lose our captain Kyle Vassell, obviously disappointing.

"It was great from big Innes [Cameron]. He led the line really well. He takes his goal well.

"The team's in a good place."

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Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell tells BBC Scotland: "It comes down to us being second best in a big moment in the game. They show that bit of quality.

"We did look more resolute. That's no consolation when you lose that goal.

"We find ourselves in a real tough spot. It looks like we've got a couple of broken noses. It looks like Paul McGinn has a fractured cheek.

"I'm ever the optimist, I'm always going to be. There's nobody more upset and angry about [the form] than myself. We're showing a soft centre and we're probably not making the right decisions.

"There has to be something that changes."

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Andy Burke
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Derek McInnes will be pleased at his side’s response to the disappointment of defeat by St Johnstone in midweek. Killie were good value for the three points and, in truth, could probably have won by more.

They recovered well from the loss of captain and top scorer Kyle Vassell on 15 minutes. His replacement Innes Cameron was a real handful for the Motherwell defence and grabbed the decisive goal, while Danny Armstrong looked back to his creative best.

It’s seven league games without a win for Motherwell and while they defended more resolutely than they did in the capitulation to Aberdeen, their lack of composure on the ball and little threat in attack will be concerning to Stuart Kettlewell.

Next up is a trip to St Johnstone on Tuesday and Motherwell really need to arrest this slump sooner rather than later.

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Here's how the Scottish Premiership table looks after today's two games.

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• Annan Athletic 2-2 Kelty Hearts
• Cove Rangers 1-0 Hamilton Academical
• Edinburgh City 1-5 Montrose
• Queen of the South 1-1 Falkirk
• Stirling Albion 0-2 Alloa Athletic

• Clyde 1-2 Spartans
• Dumbarton 4-0 Bonnyrigg Rose
• Forfar Athletic 1-3 Stenhousemuir
• Peterhead 2-0 East Fife
• Stranraer 3-1 Elgin City

• Arbroath 1-3 Partick Thistle
• Ayr Utd 2-2 Queen's Park
• Dundee Utd 1-1 Inverness CT
• Raith Rovers 1-1 Airdrieonians

Innes Cameron's second-half goal gives Kilmarnock victory over Motherwell and moves them up to fourth in the Scottish Premiership.

A second straight defeat for Well, who are five points behind in eighth.

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Kilmarnock's Brad Lyons is booked for a late tackle on Callum Slattery.

Kilmarnock's attempt to use up time at a corner is undone as Motherwell pinch back possession.

Harry Paton delivers into the Killie box from deep but goalkeeper Will Dennis grabs the ball.

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Robbie Deas' shot is charged down by Motherwell goalkeeper Liam Kelly as Kilmarnock try to put the game to bed.

Matty Kennedy is replaced by Rory McKenzie for Kilmarnock.

Motherwell withdraw Paul McGinn and Theo Bair and on come Stephen O'Donnell and Oli Shaw.

Play has resumed at Rugby Park but Motherwell have only 13 minutes to turn this around.

Injury concern for Motherwell after Paul McGinn pulls up on the left-hand side. McGinn seems to have a facial knock.