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Find our match reports below:

• Dundee Utd 0-3 Falkirk - Miller scores on rebound, Kucherenko punches into own net & Graham rounds keeper to add third
• Hibs 2-0 Dundee - Bowie swivel & finish before McGrath adds second
• Kilmarnock 1-3 Motherwell - Maswanhise jabs in at back post & flashes in after corner; Tiffoney pulls one back but Stamatelopoulos nets from spot
• Rangers 2-1 Livingston - Fernandez heads in corner but Yengi rolls in leveller before visitors denied penalty; Diomande restores lead after VAR review

We'll be back in an hour or so with build-up to St Mirren v Celtic, which you will find here.

On the denial of a penalty at Ibrox for a handball by Emmanuel Fernandez, Livingston boss David Martindale tells BBC Scotland: "I don't know where to go with the handball decision. It hits his arm, it's going on target, could be a goal.

"I'd like Willie [Collum] to phone me and explain that one. It's not his fault but the technology is not being used properly if that's not a penalty.

"I know if that's at Livingston and against us, that's a penalty against us. It's a penalty, nobody will change my mind on that."

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Hibs head coach David Gray tells BBC Scotland: "We could have had the game out of sight earlier. All in all, a really good day's work.

"Credit to Dundee, they had a real go towards the end and the goalkeeper makes a big save, which allows us to see the game out pretty comfortably.

"I'll not mention Kieron's miss because he probably heard me from the sidelines at the time, and he takes his goal really well. Probably the hardest chance he had in the game.

"The pleasing thing for me is he's back on the scoresheet and he keeps getting himself in those positions.

"I believe there's a lot more to come from Kieron. He's got a massive journey ahead of him. It's not just goals that he brings to the team, there's the unselfish work he does that goes unseen at times."

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"I eventually got there after missing a sitter," says Hibs striker Kieron Bowie, who opened the scoring at Easter Road.

"It's been a while [since I last scored] but you've just got to keep doing what you're doing. Hopefully, one will go in.

"The header was an awkward height and I thought 'I could chest this' then I tried to head it and somehow it's gone over the bar. You've just got to bounce back. I could have gone under and that would have been me for the whole game, but I tried to laugh it off.

"I won't repeat what I said after getting the goal..."

Asked about forcing his way back into the Scotland squad for the World Cup, Bowie is not getting carried away.

"Obviously everyone wants to play for their nation and I've managed to do that a couple of times, but that would be another level," he says.

"I'll need a lot more goals. If I do the basics well, the goals will come."

Kilmarnock manager Stuart Kettlewell tells BBC Scotland: "I think when you look at the result, it looks like a dominant display from Motherwell. I didn't feel that, I didn't see that.

"The two goals in the first half were avoidable. This is something we continue to do to ourselves; it's self-inflicted.

"The dominance we had for a spell in the second half, that's what we expect."

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Rangers head coach Danny Rohl tells BBC Scotland: "It was a hard-work performance and a hard-work victory.

"After the goal we start to not concentrate enough and the opponents go behind with a long ball - it was too easy.

"We changed small details at half-time. We are pleased to have the win and that's the most important.

"We told the players at half-time we have to do more, invest more, need more runs without the ball.

"We will analyse the game as always and then go again."

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You'll catch all the goals from today's action on Sportscene later.

Because of the late kick-off in Paisley between St Mirren and Celtic, it starts at 22:20 GMT on BBC One Scotland.

Twelve goals across the four games we've watched.

Six straight defeats for Stuart Kettlewell's Kilmarnock. Yikes.

That will clearly bring heat from the support.

Killie fans, have you seen enough?

Remarkably, it's as you were in the top flight.

There's now a wee gap opening up between the top six and bottom six.

Motherwell manager Jens Berthel Askou tells BBC Scotland: "I would say the way we were able to control the game for the most part, I think that's because we were good in moments.

"We knew this was going to be a moments game, it's such a difficult place to play. There was a lack of concentration and we allowed them to get back into the game.

"But from then on, we dealt really well with their direct play and them trying to overload our backline and create something from a second ball or a cross from wide areas."

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That's a huge win for Partick Thistle.

St Johnstone were threatening to run away with the Championship, but their lead is now just three points having played a game more than Thistle.

Wins elsewhere for Ayr and Dunfermline, plus a goalless draw between Arbroath and Raith Rovers.

They certainly support the idea that Livingston were unfortunate to leave Govan with nothing today...

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Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

Rangers will take the points but, my goodness, it's hard to make a case they deserved this.

Livingston will feel so aggrieved. They will undoubtedly feel at 1-1 they should have had a penalty. They offered so much.

Mohamed Diomande's winner wasn't without controversy with questions to be answered there.

Danny Rohl said winning is paramount right now. They did but it was far from convincing.

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Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Tannadice

It felt like there were more Falkirk fans than United supporters in Tannadice at the full-time whistle.

That tells the story. The Bairns were brilliant, playing with a confidence and belief and their front-footed approach caused United all sorts of bother.

United, who weren't helped by a couple of errors from their keeper, were poor.

They continue to leak goals and have now won just one of their past seven league games. Jim Goodwin needs to find a way of getting them back on track otherwise a season that promised a lot could unravel.

Mohamed Diomande's second-half tap-in gives Rangers all three points at Ibrox.

Danny Rohl's side were nowhere near their best and can perhaps count themselves fortunate.

One also imagines Livi boss David Martindale will have something to say about the non-award of a penalty to his side in the first half.

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Falkirk take advantage of a mistake-ridden performance by Dundee United goalkeeper Yevhen Kucharenko to claim a surprisingly comfortable Scottish Premiership win at Tannadice.

John McGlynn's side, who were only promoted from the Championship in the summer, remain fifth but rise five points ahead of seventh-placed United.

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One final chance for Livi, who have a free-kick in the Rangers half.

Robbie Muirhead rifles a volley just over the top - Ibrox breathes a sigh of relief.