That's better from St Mirren though.

Toyosi Olusanya gets to the bye-line before firing into Joe Hart's side netting.

Feels like this could be anything for Celtic.

An instinctive save from Zach Hemming prevents Kyogo scoring a third.

The flag is up anyway.

St Mirren look for a response but two long throws come to nothing.

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It was an easy goal for Daizen Maeda and it puts Celtic in an incredible situation so early in this game.

That will take the pressure right off them.

Hearts move five points clear in third place in the Premiership as they continue to pile the misery on Livingston, who have now lost 11 of their last 13 games.

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Away we go in the final Premiership game before the winter break,

St Mirren: Hemming, Bolton, Gogic, Taylor, Fraser, Flynn, Boyd-Munce, Tanser, Olusanya, Kiltie, Mandron.

Substitutes: Urminsky, Bwomono, Dunne, Small, McMenamin, Jamieson, Grieve, Nahmani, Ayunga.

Celtic: Hart, A Johnston, Nawrocki, Scales, Taylor, McGregor, O'Riley, Bernardo, Maeda, Palma, Kyogo.

Substitutes: Bain, Lagerbielke, Abada, Yang, Turnbull, Oh, Hatate, Ralston, M Johnston.

Elie Youan's deflected strike prevents Hibernian suffering a third straight loss before the winter break.

The Frenchman had put Hibs in front with a fine effort in the first half before Motherwell roared back.

Theo Bair buried his third goal in two games then Bevis Mugabi headed them in front in the second half.

But Stuart Kettlewell's men have to settle for a point after a late defensive lapse.

Rangers get back to winning ways through goals by Ross McCausland, Abdallah Sima and Todd Cantwell, with Sima's the pick of the bunch.

Kilmarnock briefly rallied when Danny Armstrong converted a penalty for 2-1 but they leave Ibrox empty handed.

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Alan Forrest had the chance to kill it as Hearts break on the counter, but it's a fine save from Jack Hamilton against his boyhood club.

A fine response, and performance, from Barry Robson's Aberdeen.

A double from Jamie McGrath and another from Bojan Miovski gets the job done comfortably in the Highlands.

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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers says it is "all about timing" with Maik Nawrocki's inclusion and adds, with a bit of fitness and games, he will "be a big asset" for his side.

Rodgers also says he's still unsure on the extent of Stephen Welsh's injury.

On today's trip to Paisley, the Celtic manager says: "It's up to us to impose our speed and rhythm in the game and use that quality."

On losing players to international duty, he adds: "We have a good squad, we have players who are developing as we go along. We hope the second part of the season there will be that, but there is no doubt we will need reinforcements as well."

Some good news for Rangers on the injury front as Nico Raskin makes his return as a replacement for Todd Cantwell.

Drama in Dingwall.

A VAR check shows Jack Baldwin's foul happened outside the box, so there's a free-kick rather than a penalty.

It's also a straight red card for Baldwin instead of a second yellow.

The free-kick comes to nothing.