In League One, Airdrieonians secured a big three points with a 1-0 win over Queens Park which keeps the pressure on Cove Rangers and Montrose.
With on field action, it is all about the lower leagues in Scotland as the cinch Premiership clubs are currently in their winter before before returning in the middle of January.
The prospect of full capacities being back in grounds by the time of the top-flight restart is doubted by many fans. Deputy First Minister John Swinney played down any timescales when asked about the Old Firm game due to be played at Parkhead on February 2.
“Well that’s a long way off, the 2nd of February, so we’ll take that as it comes,” he said.
“What I would say is that the government doesn’t want to have these restrictions in place a moment longer than they are necessary.”
Meanwhile, First Minster Nicola Sturgeon admitted she hoped these restrictions wouldn’t be around for long.
She said: "It's not easy, nobody wants to be in this position but these are the reasons why the Scottish Government - in common with many other governments - have taken these decisions and hopefully they will not last for very long."
One thing which will attract plenty of interest in the coming weeks is the transfer window which opens in a matter of days.
Scroll down and click through for all the latest news and transfer speculation from around the SPFL and Scottish football.

. PERTH, SCOTLAND - DECEMBER 26: Attendances are capped at 500 supporters during a Cinch Premiership match between St. Johnstone and Celtic at McDiarmid Park on December 26, in Perth, Scotland. (Photo by Craig Williamson / SNS Group)
All the latest from around the SPFL. (Photo by Craig Williamson / SNS Group) Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group

. Interest in Gordon
Craig Gordon is attracting interest from English clubs. The Hearts goalkeeper is out of contract at the end of the season and is expected to extend his deal with his boyhood club having returned to Tynecastle Park in the summer of 2020. “Several teams in the English Football League Championship and League One” are waiting in the wings to sign the Scotland goalkeeper if he doesn’t agree a deal with Hearts. (Evening News) Photo: Paul Devlin - SNS Group

1. Interest in Gordon
Craig Gordon is attracting interest from English clubs. The Hearts goalkeeper is out of contract at the end of the season and is expected to extend his deal with his boyhood club having returned to Tynecastle Park in the summer of 2020. “Several teams in the English Football League Championship and League One” are waiting in the wings to sign the Scotland goalkeeper if he doesn’t agree a deal with Hearts. (Evening News) Photo: Paul Devlin - SNS Group

2. Porteous banned
Ryan Porteous will miss Hibs’ next three matches and won’t play again until the Edinburgh derby at the start of February. The centre-back was hit with a notice of complaint from the Scottish FA earlier this month following an incident with Aberdeen striker Christian Ramirez, where he was found to kick out. The player admitted the charge and will now miss the clash with Cove Rangers in the Scottish Cup plus league fixtures against Celtic and Motherwell. (Various) Photo: Ross Parker - SNS Group

3. Celtic 'target' available
Borussia Monchengladbach are looking to move on Celtic-linked Hannes Wolf in January. Reports in Germany state the player has “no prospects” at the club. He has previously been touted as a target for Celtic, as well as teams in Turkey and Austria. The 22-year-old has started just two league matches this season for Monchengladbach who paid a reported €9m for. (Bild) Photo: BSR Agency

4. Rangers eye US international
Rangers have set their sights on young centre-back James Sands as a possible recruit in January. The 21-year-old US international can play in a variety of positions and played his part in New York City’s MLS win this season. The Ibrox side are keen on a loan move. (TuttoMercatoWeb) Photo: Ira L. Black - Corbis