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Clive Lindsay

  1. goal

    GOAL ABERDEEN 4-2 Livingston

    Sivert Heltne Nilsen

    Game over?

    From a corner, Hetlne Nilsen beats Danny Finlayson in the air and nods in from a few yards out. Was there a foul on the Livingston defender?

    Helnte Nilsen does shove him in the back, and there's now a VAR delay... nothing given.

  2. goal

    GOAL MOTHERWELL 4-0 Kilmarnock

    Lukas Fadinger

    What a glorious team goal!

    Motherwell have scored some good ones this season, but this is right up there.

    Oscar Priestman swivels on a sixpence on the edge of the box, fires the ball into Eythor Bjorgolfsson's feet, who duly lays it off to Lukas Fadinger.

    The Austrian midfielder finds the bottom corner with aplomb.

  3. GREAT SAVE!

    Motherwell 3-0 Kilmarnock

    Credit to Kilmarnock, who are still battling despite the match situation.

    Bruce Anderson must have thought he's scored a consolation for the visitors, but he's denied by Motherwell goalkeeper Calum Ward.

  4. goal

    GOAL EAST FIFE 1-4 Queen of the South

    Freddie Rowe

  5. Aberdeen 3-2 Livingston

    And Graeme Shinnie has also been booked. The Aberdeen midfielder rips off his captain's armband in frustration and almost tears it apart with his teeth, such is his ire.

    Referee Ross Hardie has lost a bit of control.

  6. RED CARDS

    Aberdeen 3-2 Livingston

    Ohhhh we've got a right barney at Pittodrie. Jeremy Bokila, only just on the pitch for Livingsotn, is forehead to forehead with Aberdeen centre-half Jack Milne.

    They are scrapping as they tussled at a throw in and it is proper pushing and shoving.

    After a 22-man shoving match, Ross Hardie shows both players a red card. They're both down to 10 men!

    It continues as they head down the tunnel. Deary me.

  7. goal

    GOAL RAITH ROVERS 4-0 Queen's Park

    Jack Hamilton (hat-trick)

  8. goal

    GOAL DUMBARTON 2-0 Elgin City

    Leighton McIntosh

  9. goal

    GOAL INVERNESS CT 3-1 Alloa Athletic

    Chanka Zimba

  10. goal

    GOAL East Fife 0-4 QUEEN OF THE SOUTH

    Brennan Dickenson

  11. Livi boss sent off

    Aberdeen 3-2 Livingston

    David Martindale has just been sent off. He's pointing an angry finger at the fourth official as he trudges up the steps.

    Referee Ross Hardie came across to brandish the red, but he didn't get that close. Maybe didn't want an earful.

  12. goal

    GOAL HAMILTON ACADEMICAL 1-0 Cove Rangers

    Oli Shaw

  13. Falkirk 2-1 Hibernian

    Raphael Sallinger is forced to tip the ball over from Calvin Miller's free-kick.

    The Falkirk winger just inches away from extending his side's lead from 20 yards out.

  14. goal

    GOAL INVERNESS CT 2-1 Alloa Athletic

    Jordan Alonge

  15. goal

    GOAL EDINBURGH CITY 1-0 Annan Athletic

    Ouzy See

  16. Motherwell 3-0 Kilmarnock

    Elijah Just makes way for Motherwell - he has been the best player on the park by quite some distance.

    Apostolos Stamatelopoulos is on.

  17. goal

    GOAL Forfar Athletic 0-1 STIRLING ALBION

    Ryan Shanley

  18. Livi not out of it

    Aberdeen 3-2 Livingston

    Tyrone Smith
    BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

    Aberdeen are continuing to play some good stuff.

    Bilalovic and Keskinen are causing the Livingston rearguard all sorts of bother down the two flanks.

    But, as long as they just a goal behind, Livi will still feel they can get something out of this.

  19. Well putting on a show

    Motherwell 3-0 Kilmarnock

    Brian McLauchlin
    BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

    The movement from the Motherwell players this afternoon both on and off the ball should be shown to youngsters around the country.

    There is a hunger and desire about them that you rarely see from Scottish clubs and Kilmarnock have really struggled since going down to 10 men.

    For Neil McCann and his players, this is damage limitation now.

  20. Aberdeen 3-2 Livingston

    Great chance for Livingston. They counter-attack to get in behind, but when the ball is presented to Conor McLennan in the box, the forward fails to attack it with conviction and Mitchel Frame does just enough to stop him.