Alex Cochrane slides a pass in behind the defence and Alan Forrest runs across Mikey Devlin, who clears Forrest out.

He's been blindsided by Forrest there.

There's a delay as Devlin receives treatment. Lawrence Shankland is waiting impatiently.

We're pretty much back under way across the country.

More madness, please.

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.

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland in Dingwall

Aberdeen deservedly lead. They have just had that extra bit of quality.

Jamie McGrath, Leighton Clarkson and Dante Polvara have delivered big first-half performances and that has what has made the difference.

County have offered plenty to the game though.

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Livingston started the better side and thought they went ahead when Kurtis Guthrie nodded in their first goal at home since October.

It wasn't to be though, with the striker in an offside position when the ball was crossed.

Hearts came back into it slightly, with Lawrence Shankland hitting the crossbar with his headed effort, but that's as close as either have come.

Both need to improve if they're to pick up all three points.

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A thoroughly entertaining watch at Easter Road.

Hibernian started really well, with Jair Tavares and Elie Youan right in the mood and causing havoc.

Youan slipped in the opener, but Motherwell have recovered.

Theo Bair's third goal in two games got them level, and they've had a few chances since then too.

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Kilmarnock must wonder how they are two behind after 45 minutes.

For most of that half, they restricted Rangers and had a decent spell of attacking play that featured a Kyle Vassell shot saved by Jack Butland.

But two moments of ruthlessness from the hosts have them in command, Ross McCausland and Abdallah Sima finishing impressively.

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Lawrence Shankland and Tom Parkes are both into the book as they engage in a midfield rammy.

They're pushing and tugging and squaring up, but no punches are thrown - obviously.

A few folk run in, pushing and shouting. Nothing else happens and VAR isn't interested.

Aberdeen have got the response they wanted after their dreadful showing against St Mirren last time out.

It's hardly been a vintage performance from Barry Robson's side, but Jamie McGrath's double has them in control in Dingwall.

The second goal owed everything to Leighton Clarkson, who sent Jack Baldwin to the shops before putting it on a plate for McGrath.

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Billy Dodds
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

The inexperience of David Watson got caught out there.

It's a brilliant pass from Cyriel Dessers.

Ross McCausland showed maturity beyond his years to wait for the goalkeeper and buried it in the corner.

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County continue to ask questions of the Aberdeen defence.

Simon Murray cuts inside on to his right foot, but pulls his shot slightly and Kelle Roos is able to turn it round the post.

Ross County are almost back in it.

Simon Murray fires it across the face of goal, but no-one in blue can get the required touch and it goes out for a goal kick.

Just a reminder for Aberdeen that they won't have things all their own way.

Inches away!

Peter Haring whips in from the left and Lawrence Shankland glances a header that loops up on to the bar.

Will that rock the Livingston confidence or renew their belief that it may be the day they turn their form around?

What a chance for Motherwell!

Harry Paton smashes a shot on target and David Marshall saves. It falls to Callum Slattery, but he can't control his finish in front of goal.

A big opportunity spurned for the visitors, who have been buoyed by their equaliser.