A sickener for Livingston after two goals from Stephen Kelly had them in front.

But Hearts woke up and smashed in four goals in 22 minutes to make it 4-2 before half-time.

Jorge Grant started it, then Yutaro Oda and Cammy Devlin scored similar goals by tapping in crosses from close-range.

Then Lawrence Shankland added a penalty when Oda was felled by Shamal George.

Hearts stay 11 points clear in third spot. Livingston are circling the drain, as they remain nine adrift at the bottom with five games left.

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Graeme Shinnie - that is very, very naughty.

Already on a yellow, he goes studs up on Malachi Boateng, nowhere near the ball. It's poor from the Dons skipper.

A massive win for Kilmarnock, who move eight points clear of St Mirren in fourth-place.

Joe Wright and Marley Watkins grabbed the all-important goals to secure their side's third away league win of the season.

After a poor first half, St Johnstone improved but failed to find the net. They remain 10th in the Premiership.

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Celtic move four points clear at the top of the Premiership after coming to life in the second half to overcome stubborn St Mirren.

After failing to muster an effort on target before the break, the reigning champions settled the game with two sublime finishes from Japan duo Reo Hatate and Kyogo Furuhashi within 15 minutes of the restart.

Adam Idah's close-range header in the closing stages was the icing on the cake.

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Dundee have suddenly parked the bus and invited pressure - and Stefan Gartenmann has just put a bicycle kick inches over the bar!

It's not done yet...

We're three minutes into eight minutes of stoppage time.

Dundee just need to shut up shop for a first top six finish since 2015.

Oh my. St Johnstone substitute Benjamin Mbunga Kimpioka almost nets a goal of the season contender.

His bicycle kick flies just over the bar. Could've been an all-time beauty there...

Motherwell are out of the race of top six.

Hibs need a late favour from Aberdeen to stay alive...

An incredible goal from Shane Blaney levelled for the hosts deep into stoppage time.

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Oh my word, Oli Shaw should win it for Motherwell but somehow stabs wide from a yard or so!

Dundee are putting Aberdeen under real pressure. In the latest scramble in the box there are two attempted overhead kicks, but the best effort comes from Aaron Donnelly, slashing the ball at goal - but it's blocked.

So nearly a third for Celtic, but goalkeeper Zach Hemming does superbly to turn over a fine drive from substitute winger Luis Palma.

Curtis Main is just on and he's handed a golden opportunity by Lyall Cameron, who slides him through on goal.

But the Dundee striker takes an atrocious touch that slows him right down and a defender catches up to block the shot. The Aberdeen fans don't look too surprised...

Will Dennis keeps Kilmarnock ahead with a fine stop.

Ryan McGowan pounces on a loose ball at the back post, but his prodded effort is excellently tipped onto the post by the Killie number one and eventually cleared to safety.

That penalty from Myziane Maolida makes it advantage to Hibs in the top six race.

Motherwell need a two-goal turnaround to have a chance.

A goal for Dundee at Pittodrie would change the picture completely.

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Elie Youan does really well to race into the Hibs' final third to lay it off for Myziane Maolida whose run is cut out by a claret and amber shirt and Motherwell have a goal-kick.

Up the other end, Moses Ebiye has a chance in the middle of the box but he scuffs his attempted volley and it trickles out of play.

How are Kilmarnock not further ahead?

This time Dimitar Mitov keeps out a strong header from Liam Donnelly before the hosts desperately hack the ball clear.