Dundee United stretch their lead at the top of the second tier to four points after a convincing win - their first in four meetings - over their closest challengers, Raith Rovers, although the Kirkcaldy side still have a game in hand.

Dunfermline survive a two-goal fightback by bottom side Arbroath to move up to fourth above Airdrieonians, who also drop behind Morton after the Greenock side beat Queen's Park.

Partick Thistle consolidate third and leave Caley Thistle four adrift of Queen's Park in the relegation play-off spot.

• Arbroath 2-3 Dunfermline Athletic
• Dundee United 2-0 Raith Rovers
• Greenock Morton 2-0 Queen's Park
• Partick Thistle 1-0 Inverness Caledonian Thistle

Falkirk don't kick off for another 25 minutes in Montrose, but they have already been crowned League 1 champions.

That's thanks to nearest challengers Hamilton being held to a goalless draw by Queen of the South.

You can watch the Bairns' celebrations live on BBC Alba shortly - click the wee button at the top of the page.

Dundee are back into the top six with victory in their derby in Perth, leapfrogging Hibs.

Disappointing for St Johnstone, who remain just one point clear of the Ross County in 11th.

Rangers return to the summit of the Premiership courtesy of goals from James Tavernier, Cyriel Dessers and Rabbi Matondo.

Myziane Maolida pulled Hibs level, but the Easter Road side were picked off and drop out of the top six.

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St Mirren will have to wait to confirm their place in the top sixafter Motherwell come from behind to draw.

The head of Marcus Fraser gave the visitors the lead in the first half as he nodded in a corner following Andy Halliday's missed clearing header.

Motherwell's talisman Theo Bair bundled in a leveller in the 74th minute to keep Stuart Kettlewell's slim top six dream alive.

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A massive victory for Aberdeen - a blow for County.

The hosts overcome a strong Staggies performance, with Jamie McGrath's 79th-minute strike proving to be the winner.

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Marley Watkins' stunning equaliser means Hearts and Killie share the points at Tynecastle and remain in third and fourth place respectively.

Kenneth Vargas had nodded the hosts ahead in the 10th minute, but Derek McInnes' side huffed and puffed and eventually found an equaliser with Watkins' curling effort from the edge of the box.

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VAR are having a look at a possible St Johnstone equaliser.

Ryan McGowan heads the ball out of Jon McCracken's hands and into the back of the net. He also shoves Aaron Donnelly in the process.

The goal wasn't given initially.

No goal!

Ibrox rises to its feet as Abdallah Sima makes his return from injury.

The on-loan Brighton & Hove Albion striker is joined by winger Rabbi Matondo, as Cyriel Dessers and Fabio Silva head off.

Goalkeeper Zander Clark tips an edge-of-the-area Marley Watkins strike over the bar as the visitors search for a winner.

From the resulting corner, Joe Wright almost scores with a powerful header.

Aberdeen midfielder Dante Polvara cracks the woodwork with a thunderous strike on the volley.

Big chance for the visitors to immediately equalise.

Victor Loturi latches on to a neat Jordan White through ball, but the Canadian midfielder lashes his strike wide of the mark.

Leighton Clarkson's free-kick is only just wide of George Wickens' goal.

Strong effort from the Aberdeen midfielder.

Rangers just keeping things ticking over at Ibrox.

Not much to report in terms of chances, which might suit home manager Philippe Clement.

Their lead is still a slender one, however.

County goalkeeper George Wickens wipes out Duk well, well outside his area after rushing out to clear a long Kelle Roos punt forward.

Aberdeen players surround Kevin Clancy, but there is no changing the referee's mind.