Premiership Match Reports

Aberdeen's Luis Lopes makes it 2-0 with this strike.

Floored Hearts' woes deepen in Aberdeen as Red Shed rubs salt into wounds

Stuart McKinstry pulled one back for Motherwell with a free-kick.

Tillman's moment of magic belongs in different match as Rangers toil to win

Scott Brown, centre, played his last match at Celtic Park as a Hoops player and set up Odsonne Edouard for their second goal against St Johnstone.

Celtic 4-0 St Johnstone: Brown's Parkhead bow is glimpse of past glories

Devante Cole struck late to earn Motherwell a 2-2 draw at Tannadice.

Dundee United 2-2 Motherwell: Late drama at Tannadice thanks to Cole

Rangers captain James Tavernier celebrates his 19th goal of the season after opening the scoring in his team's 3-0 win at Livingston. (Photo by Rob Casey / SNS Group)

Livingston 0-3 Rangers: How champions stayed on course for milestone

Ryan Kent heads Rangers into an early lead against Ross County at Ibrox. (Photo by Rob Casey / SNS Group)

Rangers verdict: Jack is back - but Aribo is the class act

Hibs manager Jack Ross proved unable to lift his side as they suffered a rare defeat, against Ross County. Photo by Ross Parker / SNS Group

Troubling Hibs trend emerging as points are dropped yet again at Easter Road

Alfredo Morelos pounces on an error by St Mirren captain Joe Shaughnessy to put Rangers 2-0 up. (Photo by Alan Harvey / SNS Group)

How Morelos returned to prominence as Rangers sign off 2020 with another win

Ianis Hagi breaks the deadlock for Rangers against Hibs at Ibrox as he slots the ball home from close range in the 33rd minute. (Photo by Rob Casey / SNS Group)

How Rangers passed sternest league test for some time with win over Hibs

Hamilton's Marios Ogkmpoe (centre) celebrates making it 1-1 with his team-mates against Aberdeen.

How Hamilton Accies arrested slide with 1-1 draw against Aberdeen

Brandon Barker scores to make it 2-0 to Rangers against Ross County at Ibrox. Picture: Alan Harvey/SNS Group

Rangers 2 - 0 Ross County: Steven Gerrard’s men reclaim top spot

St Mirren's Kyle Magennis watches Hibs beat Hamilton on ahead of a proposed move to the Easter Road club. Picture: Craig Foy / SNS

Kyle Magennis watches Hibs beat Hamilton

Livingston's Alan Forrest celebrates his winning goal. Picture: Ross MacDonald / SNS

Livi grab deserved win with Forrest’s late, late clincher

Lewis Ferguson celebrates his late winner for Aberdeen against St Mirren. Picture: Bill Murray / SNS Group)

Aberdeen’s Lewis Ferguson strikes in the nick of time to beat St Mirren

Celtic's Albian Ajeti celebrates his goal against Hibernian. Picture: SNS.

Celtic 3 - 0 Hibernian: Neil Lennon’s side ease to a comfortable victory

James Tavernier scores Rangers' third goal from the penalty spot. Picture: Getty.

Motherwell 1 - 5 Rangers: Ruthless display keeps Steven Gerrard’s men on top

Christopher Long strokes the ball past Joe Lewis following the keeper’s poor clearance. Picture: SNS.

Aberdeen 0 - 3 Motherwell: Easy for Well after Dons blow it in 22 minutes

James Forrest celebrates scoring Celtic's opening goal against Motherwell. Picture: PA.

Celtic 3 - 0 Motherwell: Lennon’s men shake off their Champions League blues

Ryan Hedge had only just been introduced as a substitute when he fired this shot into the St Johnstone net, with the aid of a deflection, to clinch a 1-0 victory for the Dons. Picture: SNS.

St Johnstone 0 - 1 Aberdeen: Dons emerge from lockdown to land first victory

Christian Doidge scores to make it 1-0 to Hibs against Dundee United. Picture: Mark Scates/SNS Group

Hibs make best start in 46 years

Martin Boyle makes it 2-0 for Hibs against Kilmarnock. Picture: Rob Casey/SNS

Hibs 2-1 Kilmarnock: Martin Boyle at the double

St Johnstone's Liam Craig, right, celebrates his goal with Calum Hendry. Picture: Ross Parker/SNS

Dundee Utd 1 - 1 St Johnstone: Tangerines frustrated on Premiership return

St Mirren's Richard Tait celebrates what turned out to be the winner against Livingston. Picture: Alan Harvey/SNS

St Mirren 1 - 0 Livingston: Tait’s debut strike is winner for Saints

Rangers' Ryan Kent sweeps home the only goal of the game at Pittodrie. Picture: Andrew Milligan/Getty Images

Aberdeen 0 - 1 Rangers: Ryan Kent goal gets visitors off the mark early

It is understood that fewer than the required 75 per cent of clubs returned a positive response to SPFL’s Hampden HQ. Picture: SNS.

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Ilkay Durmus wheels away in delight after making it 2-1 to St Mirren at Fir Park. Picture: Ross MacDonald/SNS

Motherwell 1 - 2 St Mirren: Durmus steals show with late Saints winner

Ilkay Durmus wheels away in delight after making it 2-1 to St Mirren at Fir Park. Picture: Ross MacDonald/SNS

Motherwell 1 - 2 St Mirren: Durmus steals show with late Saints winner

Stevie May celebrates his equaliser for St Johnstone against Rangers. Picture: Alan Harvey / SNS

St Johnstone 2-2 Rangers: Saints hustle Ibrox side into submission

Airborne Greg Docherty celebrates his stunning strike which opened the scoring for Hibs at Kilmarnock. Picture: SNS.

Kilmarnock 1 - 2 Hibernian: Ofir Marciano produces heroics to secure the points

Scott Arfield scores the only goal to give Rangers victory over Livingston. Picture: SNS.

Rangers 1 - 0 Livingston: Gerrard’s side stutter to victory

Kristoffer Ajer celebrates scoring Celtic's winner against Aberdeen. Picture: SNS.

Aberdeen 1 - 2 Celtic: Kristoffer Ajer winner puts champions 17 points clear

Curtis Main opens the scoring for Aberdeen with a deft chip after 15 minutes in their 3-1 victory at the FOYS Stadium last night. Picture: SNS.

Hamilton Accies 1 - 3 Aberdeen: Dons end their goal drought in style

Aberdeen's Graeme Shinnie celebrates James Wilson's goal. Pic: SNS/Ross Parker

Hibernian 1 - 2 Aberdeen: Hibs fail to win again as Dons miss out on Europe

Kilmarnock goalscorers Chris Burke and Eamonn Brophy celebrate. Pic: SNS/Paul Devlin

Kilmarnock 2 - 1 Rangers: Burke and Brophy secure European adventure for Killie

Celtic's Mikey Johnston celebrates his opening goal. Pic: SNS/Alan Harvey

Celtic 2 - 1 Hearts: Johnston and Dembele star as champions sign off with win

Motherwell's David Turnbull is brought down by Livingston goalkeeper Ross Stewart and a penalty is awarded. Picture: SNS

Motherwell 3 - 2 Livingston: Turnbull-inspired hosts hold off Lions fightback

Cody Cooke celebrates after giving his side the lead. Picture: SNS

Dundee 2 - 3 St Mirren: Buddies into play-offs despite win over 9-man Dees

Ziggy Gordon wheels away in delight after making it 1-0 to Hamilton. Picture: SNS

Hamilton Accies 2 - 0 St Johnstone: Gordon and Davies goals clinch safety

Osman Sow, far right, watches his shot on the turn fly past goalkeeper Mark Ridgers to give Dundee United a two-goal lead. Picture: SNS.

Dundee United 3- 0 Inverness: Tangerines book place in play-off final

Kyle Magennis slots home St Mirrens second goal in added time to seal their 2-0 victory over Hamilton in Paisley last night. Picture: SNS

St Mirren 2 - 0 Hamilton: Saints victory sets up final day of drama

Inverness' Coll Donaldson heads home the equaliser. Pic: SNS/Ross Parker

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Dundee's Kenny Miller competes with Livingston's Craig Sibbald. Pic: SNS/Ross MacDonald

Livingston 0 - 1 Dundee: Record-breaking Miller ends Dees’ 10-game winless run

St Johnstone's Scott Tanser drills a penalty past Motherwell's Mark Gillespie to open the scoring. Pic: SNS/Rob Casey

St Johnstone 2 - 0 Motherwell: Tanser and Davidson strikes see Saints stroll to ...

Eamonn Brophy scores to put Kilmarnock ahead. Pic: SNS/Alan Harvey

Kilmarnock 1 - 0 Hibernian: Advantage Killie in third place race after Eamonn Br...

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