It was another weekend of big results in the Scottish Premiership, as the Celtic juggernaut continued with the league leaders going four points clear at the top of the league after blowing away Ross County 5-0 at Celtic Park.
Second placed Aberdeen hiccupped for the second week in a row though, with their 1-1 draw with struggling Hearts meaning they fell further behind in the title race. Gorgie head coach Neil Critchley will be pleased with side’s display at Tynecastle, but the draw sees them fall to the bottom of the table after Edinburgh rivals Hibs dismantled Motherwell at Fir Park, picking up just their second win of the season as they ran out comfortable 3-0 winners.
Elsewhere, Rangers kept the pressure on Aberdeen in second as they moved to within seven points of the Dons with a toiling 1-0 win at St Johnstone, while a late Kilmarnock goal helped them rescue a 1-1 draw at home to Dundee. Elsewhere, Jim Goodwin’s Dundee United moved four points clear in fourth with an impressive 2-0 win over St Mirren.
But who were their team’s star performers? Who put in a top-class performance and will get the deserved accolades for their weekend display?
Here are the XI players who were rated as the league’s best performing players this weekend, using player ratings from popular statistics website FotMob and a 4-3-1-2 formation, complete with live photos from the weekend’s matches.

9. CAM: Junior Hoilett - Hibs
The experienced Canadian has proven to be a shrewd signing by David Gray, and bagged his second goal of the campaign when he scored the opener in the 3-0 win over Motherwell. Rated at 8.1 for the performance, he had a 100% dribble success rate and was dispossessed just once at Fir Park. | SNS Group

10. CF: Adam Idah - Celtic
Scored the stunning fifth goal in the 5-0 win over Ross County. Rated at 8.2 for his performance, a 100% dribble success rate and a 92% passing accuracy rate. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group

11. CF: Kyle Vassell - Kilmarnock
A surprise inclusion perhaps, considering he didn't score or win at the weekend. However, the Killie captain's performance was one of the highest rated of the weekend at 7.4, where he picked up the assist in the late 1-1 draw with Dundee and created three chances for his team. | SNS Group
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