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Plenty of goals, cards and talking points from today's Premiership games.

• Rangers 0-2 Celtic
• Kilmarnock 1-1 Dundee
• Ross County 0-1 Hibernian
• St Johnstone 2-1 Hamilton
• Partick Thistle 1-1 Hearts

Stirling have opened up a five-point gap at the top of League Two after edging out Annan Athletic 3-2.

With Montrose slumping 3-0 away to Elgin City, Peterhead move up to second after their 3-0 win away to Edinburgh City.

They were doing things by threes in League Two today, with Stenhousemuir moving up to third with a 3-0 win over Berwick Rangers.

Harvey Swann's stoppage-time penalty won Cowdenbeath at point away to Clyde, but the Blue Brazil remain bottom of the table, a point behind Edinburgh.

There was a goalfest in League One, only this time it did not involve rampant Raith Rovers, the SPFL's top scorers.

The Kirkcaldy side stay six points clear after a more workmanlike 2-0 win at home to Airdrieonians.

Ryan McCord grabbed a hat-trick as Arbroath thumped Stranraer 6-2 away from home.

It means the Red Lichties leapfrog Ayr United into second on goal difference despite Ian McCall's side beating Queen's Park 2-0.

Albion Rovers moved up to fourth after a 5-2 thumping of Alloa Athletic at Recreation Park.

East Fife remain level on points with Coatbridge outfit after their 3-0 win over Forfar in the bottom side's first game since the sacking of manager Gary Bollan.

Five minutes of added time at Firhill. Can either side find a late, late equaliser?

Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland at Firhill

It's Hearts who are finishing this game the stronger of the two sides.

A rare moment of action in this second half for Hearts goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin. Paul McGinn's cross from the left was met by Miles Storey, but the Partick Thistle forward's effort is blocked by McLaughlin.

Dunfermline have stretched their lead at the top of the Championship to two points after easing to a 3-0 win away to Brechin.

Dundee United leapfrog St Mirren, who host Queen of the South tomorrow, into second after their late win over Morton.

Falkirk's woes continue as Peter Houston's side, who were among the promotion favourites, lost 2-0 at home to a Livingston side that move above Morton into fourth.

The Bairns are left second bottom, one point ahead of Brechin and one behind an Inverness Caledonian Thistle side whose own problems continued with a 2-1 defeat that allows Dumbarton to establish a five-point gap between themselves and today's visitors...

"I'm pleased with the character we showed today," says Kilmarnock boss Lee McCulloch. "We've gifted Dundee a goal but and our heads could've gone down but they didn't.

"I'm pleased - especially with the second half performance and we probably should've deserved the three points. There were a couple of half chances and we looked pretty sound after the goal.

"The way we want to play, mistakes are going to happen back there. It's just about taking it on the chin and reacting - and we did that.

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"We're still searching for our first win. Obviously, we'd have liked to have had that by now but you won't get anything negative from me or the players in there [the dressing room]."

Frustration maybe? Hearts winger Jamie Walker throws his hand up to flick the ball away, right in front of the referee Don Robertson.

Ross County manager Jim McIntyre feels his side were unlucky in their 1-0 defeat to Hibernian.

He told BBC Scotland: "We're getting punished for every wee mistake we make at the moment. Both goalkeepers had to make great saves today, the players are putting a lot into games, but our quality has got to be better at times.

"We need to be more ruthless and try and get the first goal. I just want the players to keep being brave. I think we certainly showed that in the second half.

"We have got quality in our team. We need to stand up and be counted. Every season we've been here we've put a run together at some stage and I firmly believe I've got the squad to do that again."

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Hearts continuing to press forward and Connor Randall's effort from distance is tipped over brilliantly by Partick Thistle goalkeeper Ryan Scully!

"I felt like they were getting too much of the ball in the first half, so we changed our shape," says St Johnstone boss Tommy Wright. "We went to match them up in a 3-1-4-2 and, in the second half, we controlled large parts of the game.

"With a couple of counter-attacks, we probably deserved it in the end.

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"We've worked on that system in pre-season and it didn't work too well but they do know it. But it's matched up and it's one v one all over the pitch.

"It might only be for 24 hours, but it's nice to see us sitting second in the league."

A corner kick is delivered to Isma Goncalves on the edge of the area, but the Hearts striker's shot flashes wide. The visitors are trying to build pressure as they hunt an equaliser at Firhill.

Hibernian manager Neil Lennon spoke to BBC Scotland after the 1-0 win over Ross County.

"It got very frustrating at the end because we missed good chances," he said. "At 1-0 you're never comfortable but I thought we were very good today and good value for the win.

"One of these days we will take these chances and win a game comfortably, but for now we're making life hard for ourselves.

"There'll be long odds on us beating Celtic. The way Celtic are playing, another great win today, they're an exceptionally good team. There's no pressure on us to go there but I want us to go there and compete.

"You never know, we've got good attacking intent in the team, but we are playing the champions so its going to be very difficult."

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