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FT: Aberdeen 2-1 Ross County - Miovski & McGrath net for hosts either side of Murray header
FT: Hearts 1-1 Kilmarnock - Vargas heads hosts in front & Watkins curls brilliant leveller into top corner
FT: Motherwell 1-1 St Mirren - Fraser header opens scoring before Bair finds leveller for hosts
FT: Rangers 3-1 Hibernian - Wright opener disallowed before Tavernier lashes home, Maolida equalises for visitors then Dessers restores lead & Matondo scores
FT: St Johnstone 1-2 Dundee - Cameron scores from distance before Sidibeh levels for hosts with overhead kick then Bakayoko puts hosts back in front
Dundee Utd beat title rivals Raith 2-0 in Championship
Falkirk are crowned League 1 champions before facing Montrose (17:30 GMT - live on BBC)
Motherwell 0-0 St Mirren
A header over the top from Scott Tanser and Toyosi Olusanya and George Gent wrestle for the ball. It breaks for Olusanya, but Liam Kelly makes a great save to deny the St Mirren striker.
Entertaining stuff in a sun-soaked Lanarkshire so far.
Aberdeen 1-0 Ross County
Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Pittodrie
Aberdeen have certainly started this game very brightly, Bojan Miovski in particular is looking in the mood.
Obviously he has returned to Scotland on a high after his goal scoring exploits for North Macedonia during the international break.
Rangers 0-0 Hibernian
Nectarios Triantis has just absolutely cannoned the ball off the face of Joe Newell. Not how you're meant to treat your teammates.
The Hibs midfielder should be alright to continue, but that's a proper sore one.
Kenneth Vargas
A terrific, swift bit of play allows Hearts to open the scoring.
The first cross into the box isn't cleared effectively and it falls to Lawrence Shankland just beyond the post.
He takes a touch and stands it up to back post for Kenneth Vargas, who manages to beat Joe Wright to the ball and nods it in from close range.
Image source, BBC SportHeart of Midlothian 0-0 Kilmarnock
Danny Armtrong has been one of the league's standout players this season and he almost opens to scoring from just inside the Hearts half.
He is in acres of space, spots Clark off of his line, and launches it forward but the keeper manages to scramble back and tip it over the bar.
Moments later, Hearts break on the counter fro mthe resulting corner with 3 players haring forward but the shot from Jorge Grant is straihgt at Will Dennis who pushes it wide.
Heart of Midlothian 0-0 Kilmarnock
Everything pre-match pointed towards this being an end-to-end open game of football, but that has yet to come into fruition.
Kilmarnock have the game's first chance as Matty Kennedy twists and turns out wide and his dinked cross is nodded goalward by Marley Watkins but it's too tame as Zander Clark gathers with ease.
Lyall Cameron
What on earth has happened there? Lyall Cameron has lobbed it from about 35 yards over Dimitar Mitov and into the back of the net.
It looks like the Saints goalkeeper, who is a mile off his goalline, potentially handles the ball when he tries to close down Amadou Bakayoko.
Cameron ends up with the ball at his feet and sends it over the Bulgarian and comfortably into the back of the net.
Image source, BBC SportTony Watt
Striker Tony Watt fires the Championship leaders into an early lead against their nearest challengers.
Image source, BBC SportMotherwell 0-0 St Mirren
Georgie Gent picks up on the left and drills a shot off the right-hand post. I think goalkeeper Zach Hemming got a touch to that!
The ball drops to Theo Bair and it's blocked. Big shouts for handball, but referee Matthew MacDermid is unmoved.
Image source, SNSRangers 0-0 Hibernian
Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
Good start from Rangers, forcing three corners in the first three minutes. Crucial for Hibs, you feel, to weather this early storm and keep themselves level.
An early goal might give this an all-too familiar feel for the visitors as they chase their first win here in six years.
St Johnstone 0-0 Dundee
A very very early chance for Dundee just seconds into the game in Perth.
The St Johnstone defence are called into action to block two shots in the box, but they manage to escape unscathed. Early warning signs for the home side.
Rangers 0-0 Hibernian
Rangers are piling the pressure on early doors.
Balls being flung into the box, but goaleeper David Marshall is yet to be tested.
Motherwell 0-0 St Mirren
Theo Bair and Blair Spittal interlink as Motherwell come forward. The ball drops to Jack Vale, who slips Bair in behind.
The striker drags his shot wide, but the offside flag is up.
Bojan Miovski
Some start for the Dons and their star striker!
A gift for Bojan Miovski, as County fail in every phase there.
It all begins with a sloppy loss of possession, which is followed up by a poor attempt at defending and a failed clearance on the goal-line. An utterly bizarre sequence.
Image source, BBC SportAberdeen 0-0 Ross County
Bojan Miovski forces a fine low stop from goalkeeper George Wickens early on, but the flag goes up anyhow against the Aberdeen striker.
Positive start from the hosts, who are seeking their first home league win in seven attempts.
Well, you've heard from just about everyone - sorry Raith Rovers boss Ian Murray...
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Rangers v Hibernian (15:00)
Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
Before the international break, Rangers went through their first sticky spell since Philippe Clement took charge.
Just the one win in their last four matches, handily enough against today's opponents, Hibs, in the Scottish Cup.
Either side of that, there was a draw in Lisbon against Benfica and two defeats here at Ibrox to Motherwell and the Portuguese champions in the second leg.
The Ibrox side hasn't lost three in a row here in Govan since March 2012...
Aberdeen v Ross County (15:00)
Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland at Pittodrie
The sun is shining at Pittodrie. A wonderful afternoon for a game of football.
Just under 600 Ross County fans have made the trip to the Granite City. I'm told that is by some stretch County's largest travelling support for a number of years.
I guess that in itself serves to highlight the importance of this game.
Rangers v Hibernian (15:00)
Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
As kick-off approaches here on Glasgow's south side, there's a riot of colour away to my left in the Broomloan Stand.
Lots of red, white and blue plastic placards, with a small corner of the stadium bedecked in green and white by the far corner flag.
About 50,000 noisy fans are getting into game-mode around a lush-looking green pitch under blue skies peppered with white clouds.
Dundee United v Raith Rovers (15:00)
Image source, SNSDundee United manager Jim Goodwin tells BBC Scotland: "It's a great game to be involved in. There's going to be a terrific support here. There's a lot to be excited about, these are the games you want to be playing in.
"We're expecting very similar to the previous three fixtures. Raith have a certain way that they play. We have to be patient and have a good tempo to our game.
"We've had a brilliant week of training. There's been a real bite to it. You could sense there was a big game around the corner. If they bring that level of intensity, we'll give ourselves a great chance."