Another Scottish Premiership Saturday comes to an end.

Wins for Hearts, Rangers, St Mirren and Kilmarnock and a draw between Motherwell and Hibernian.

A difficult day for Livingston as they slip 12 points adrift while Aberdeen have less comfort in the bottom six. Dundee and Falkirk were also on the losing side but their defeats were not as damaging.

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Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson tells Premier Sports: "It's frustrating. The reality is we're in a dogfight.

"Including myself, everybody has to stand up. We have to scrap and fight to get out of this. We have to stick together.

"We have to have the same desire to run back and defend as we do going forward. The subs gave us a lift, gave us energy."

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Rangers head coach Danny Rohl tells BBC Scotland: "Three points is fantastic. We performed well. We were the better team. It was a great performance.

"Nice goals as well. Fantastic goals. You want to see goals. You want to dominate at home. We did our job today.

"My team did well. They handled the situation. If we perform like this, we have a big opportunity to win more games.

"Seven finals to go and if we perform again in this level then it will be difficult to beat us and we can win a lot of games. We hunt until the end and if we do this like today then we have a big, big opportunity as a club to achieve something.

"We can go with a good feeling now in the international break. Hopefully, everyone comes back healthy."

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Ian McCall
Former Rangers player on BBC Sportsound

Rangers looked a lost cause [earlier this season].

Danny Rohl, I don't think he's done anything dramatic.

He deserves a lot of praise. He's finding a way to win. He grasped that very early on.

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James Tavernier scored for Rangers against Aberdeen for the 16th time with his free-kick this evening.

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As Willie points out, it's a two-week break for the Scottish Premiership after this weekend's fixtures.

Scotland will play two international friendlies during that period then it will be back to the domestic action on 4 and 5 April.

Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

Rangers were the better team. They thoroughly deserved their victory. I don't think the size of the victory flatters them. Aberdeen created very, very little.

The Dennis Geiger goal for Aberdeen was well taken. Topi Keskinen coming on made a difference.

Aberdeen are in a position where it's a real struggle. The St Mirren game will be very interesting in a couple of weeks' time.

Mikey Moore has become a favourite of Rangers' supporters, bolstered by his impressive goal this evening.

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Here's the latest Scottish Premiership table. Rangers are the only side to move up the division today but could drop back to third tomorrow.

Aberdeen's advantage over the two sides below them has been reduced to three points.

After Celtic's visit to Dundee United on Sunday, there will be seven rounds of fixtures left.

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Rangers win to move second in the Scottish Premiership and stay three points off leaders Hearts.

Celtic can return to second and within two points of Hearts if they beat Dundee United at Tannadice tomorrow.

Tochi Chukwuani, Mikey Moore, Nico Raskin and James Tavernier with Rangers' goals. Dennis Geiger briefly brought Aberdeen back into things at 2-1.

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A booking for Aberdeen winger Topi Keskenin deep into added time after he hauls Oliver Antman to the ground as Rangers break.

And the goal does not count in the end.

Replays showed the ball striking Connor Barron's arm before the move that ended with the Bojan Miovski finish.

There seems to be suspicion that there was a handball by Connor Barron in the preamble to the goal.

Djeidi Gassama certainly got a lot behind that strike as it bounces just wide of the Aberdeen goal.

Rangers substitute Bojan Miovski has a shot against his former club. Dimitar Mitov gathers at his near post.

Four minutes left.

Bojan Miovski and Djeidi Gassama come on for Youssef Chermiti and Mikey Moore in Rangers' final two changes.