Still going at Dens Park and McDiarmid Park...

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

Time will tell what impact this has on the destination of the title but this result has given Celtic a huge lift ahead of their trip to Tynecastle.

Phillippe Clement's side deserve huge credit for their winning run but this could be massive, in a game they, and their fans, would expect to win.

Rangers created chances, but too many from distance, and when they did create, they were either wasteful or met an inspired Liam Kelly in goal.

Motherwell had to hang on in the end but did more than enough to justify this long-awaited league win over Rangers.

They executed their game plan brilliantly, defended with their lives and could easily have scored more. There were so many star men. A wonderful afternoon for the Steelmen.

Unbelievable.

Aberdeen were 1-0 up from the first minute to the 95th...

That stoppage-time double nudges St Mirren up to fourth, while the visitors slip to 10th, four points above the play-off place.

Six league games without a win for Neil Warnock.

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A whopping 10 minutes added at McDiarmid Park.

All the momentum is with St Johnstone now.

Well, that wasn't expected, was it?

Impressive Motherwell secure their first victory at Ibrox in nine years to end leaders Rangers' 11-game winning run as the title race takes another swing.

Theo Bair's early strike - his 11th goal of the season - was cancelled out by James Tavernier's 60th-minute penalty, but Dan Casey headed the eighth-placed side's winner.

Philippe Clement's side remain two points clear at the top of the table, but reigning champions Celtic can regain the lead they enjoyed for much of the season when they visit Hearts on Sunday.

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Chance for Rangers as time runs out.

A free-kick outside the penalty box is in James Tavernier range, but the captain can only curl it over.

Meanwhile, Theo Bair has a chance to extend Motherwell's lead but is thwarted at the near post by goalkeeper Jack Butland.

The ref blows for a free-kick, but hold on it's in the box, says VAR.

It's a big win for Hibernian. Just the second time this season, they have managed back to back home successes.

Myazine Maolida pounced on goalkeeper George Wickens' error to give them the lead, and Dylan Levitt killed the game on 86 minutes.

Hibs had plenty of chances to make it more comfortable, but Eamonn Brophy also had a gilt-edged chance to make it 1-1.

Nick Montgomery's side are still in the fight for the top six.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

Still alive here in Perth, but there is nothing to shout and scream about.

There's been so many injury stoppages, Allan Preston is worried he'll miss Dancing on Ice. Pretty sure that airs tomorrow, but we really might still be here then...

Motherwell are hanging on - just.

Kemar Roofe has a shot blocked in front of goal then Fabio Silva's looping header is cleared off the line, then John Souttar heads wide.

There's been very little from St Mirren in this second half.

That's credit to Aberdeen, who have been far more solid. The visitors are closing in on a big win.

That would have been that.

Josh Mullian receives a cross in the box, lays it off to Michael Mellon on the edge of the box and the striker crashes his shot off the post.

Don't rule out 10-man Kilmarnock just yet. The last two league games have finished 2-2.

A superb double save from Liam Kelly as the Motherwell goalkeeper thwarts both John Lundstram and Ridvan Yilmaz.

Connor Goldson then heads wastefully wide as Rangers pile on the pressure as they try to salvage at least a point.

Kurtis Guthrie pinches the ball off Andy Considine and charges towards goal only to drag his shot wide from a tight angle.

The home crowd are not happy...

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell captain on BBC Sportsound

Rangers look a little bit flat. This is a team chasing the title, they should be absolutely hounding Motherwell.