Sportscene will be along with all the highlights and analysis from today's top flight games at 19:30 BST on BBC Scotland.

We'll be back tomorrow for Ross County v Rangers. That's a noon kick-off in Dingwall.

Michael Stewart
Former Hibs midfielder on BBC Sportsound

The biggest problem for Hibs are behind the scenes. If you allow those people to sack another manager and get someone else in, you're not dealing with the biggest issue.

It's been a problem since Leeann Dempster and Jack Ross left. They are repeating the same mistakes over and over again.

Allan Preston
Former Hearts midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Hibs got rid of Lee Johnson, who got them to fifth last season.

Are they taking strides forward? Up front they maybe look a bit better, but defensively it's still the same old Hibs. They couldn't hold out for another 30 seconds...

Since the middle of December, it's three wins; St Johnstone, Ross County and Dundee. It's not good enough.

Hibernian manager Nick Montgomery tells BBC Scotland: "It's really hard to explain how that [late goal] happened but it's happened too many times to us this season, one shot on target and we concede from it.

"I think we could have had two or three goals today and the game could have been more than over way before that incident.

"Everybody is devastated in the dressing room, they put their heart and soul into the performance. We were 20 seconds away from still having a great chance to be in the top six, so we will have to reflect on that and move forward.

"I came in and the club was in a difficult position. I have done everything I possibly can.

"We brought in some very good players in January but as a club we have to reflect on the season.

"I have been here for three quarters of it and we can look back at all the things that have gone wrong and gone against us but we should have won the game today.

"I thought the boys were brave and played really well but we can only look back with regret now that we dropped too many points from games we should have won."

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Aberdeen interim manager Peter Leven tells BBC Sportsound: "The biggest game of two halves I've ever seen. Started really well, on the front foot. But I turned round to the bench and said 'we need to score when we're on top here'.

"Really happy with the first half, just needed to score. They went after in the second half, we couldn't get out and needed more composure. Really disappointed with the second half.

"We should be up there in the top six, challenging for Europe. We're hurting right now, but it's a good clean sheet. If you can't win, don't lose it.

[On whether he knows what his future is] "Not yet. That will be clearer early next week. I've said if they need me, I'll step up. I've loved my time here. We'll have that discussion."

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Dundee manager Tony Docherty tells BBC Sportsound: "Enormously proud of the group of players. It speaks volumes of that group. I'm lucky, the way they work every day, the conscientious nature of how they apply themselves. They got their reward today.

"It's a good feeling to achieve that as the newly-promoted club. There were 17 of these players making their Premiership debut, 11 are under 21. For them to put the shoulder to the wheel all season, they deserve every plaudit coming their way.

"It's a big achievement, but it's for other people to judge. I've had great support from my staff, they work so hard every day. The support from John Nelms and Gordon has been fantastic as well.

"I had a great deal of satisfaction when that final whistle went. All I said at the start of the season was I wanted to be competitive in every match. We've been that and more."

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Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell tells BBC Scotland: "I think you saw from both sets of players how much it meant to them, what was a stake today.

"I won't try and tell you it was a classic game of football but I thought we poured everything we could into it.

I want better quality but the thing that makes me proud is that the players gave it everything until the final whistle. I'm a little bit disappointed we came up short but I can never question my players' desire.

"The task becomes very simple now, we want to try and finish top of the bottom six.

"We have to suck it up and take it, as much as it hurts right now, we did give ourselves a chance and the players will pick themselves back up."

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers insists he said "nothing overboard" at the break as his side put behind them a poor first half to overpower St Mirren.

"I just felt that in the first half we were a bit passive in our pressing and counter pressing," he tells BBC Scotland.

"We didn't keep the ball well enough to combine and sustain the attack.

"It was just about maintaining the patience and speed of the game and, once we get the goal early in the second half - great combinations and finish from Reo - these types of games, when the opposition is tight and compact, the first goal is critical.

"The players were outstanding for the remainder. It is a huge credit to the players. Everything started to connect much better and cleaner."

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Kenny Miller
Former Celtic striker on BBC Sportsound

It was a sensational strike from Reo Hatate and such an important goal for Celtic.

It was another good 70 minutes from Hatate after his impressive first half against Rangers.

You forgot how good he was after missing so much of the season.

Him in with Callum McGregor and Matt O'Riley is a really formidable midfield.

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And now we can see the Dundee players revelling in their top-six achievement.

That should be a good bus journey home.

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Kenny Miller
Former Hibs striker on BBC Sportsound

Nick Montgomery has had 29 league games (won eight). He's had time.

It's a horrendous season for Hibs, with the budget they've got.

For me, top six is bare minimum for Hibs.

Michael Stewart
Former Hibs midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Hibs as a club are in flux. There's a lot going to be changing and there's a lot that needs to change.

For Nick Montgomery, questions marks are clearly going to be there.

Bottom six. It's not good enough.

For me, I'd like to think a young manager will get the opportunity to shape the squad.

Joy for Dundee, misery for Hibs, who conceded in the 94th minute to see their top six hopes go up in smoke.

That's a second bottom six finish in three seasons, which is pretty miserable for a club that size.

Is Nick Montgomery's jacket on a shoogly peg?

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Here's the moment Dundee fans inside Pittodrie heard about that late Motherwell equaliser...

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Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

This was a little Jekyll and Hyde from Celtic but the champions sent their fans home very happy after a super second half display made them forget all about the lethargy and lack of quality in the first.

Three good goals, plenty of other chances; creativity, verve, energy, clinical finishing. The second half had it all for Celtic, who'll happily draw a discreet veil over the first.

It brings things to the boil very nicely for Brendan Rodgers' men: a four point lead at the top of the table tonight and a full week to prepare for a Scottish Cup semi-final with Aberdeen.

As for St Mirren: a tale of two halves, pretty much like Celtic.

They were sharp, disciplined and organised in the first half and easily repelled everything Celtic threw at them. They were dangerous on the break, too. They had no answer, however, to Celtic upping the tempo after the break.

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Dumbarton 1-0 Clyde

East Fife 1-4 Bonnyrigg Rose

Peterhead 2-1 Forfar Athletic

Stenhousemuir 1-1 Elgin City

The Spartans 0-0 Stranraer

Alloa Athletic 0-0 Montrose

Annan Athletic 4-2 Cove Rangers

Kelty Hearts 1-0 Stirling Albion

Queen of the South 2-0 Edinburgh City

That thrashing at Somerset Park confirms Arbroath's relegation from the second tier.

Airdrieonians 2-1 Dunfermline Athletic

Ayr United 5-0 Arbroath

Queen's Park 0-1 Inverness CT

Raith Rovers 0-0 Partick Thistle

Dundee will be in the top half of the league after the split!

Very impressive for a promoted side.