Dundee manager Steven Pressley tells BBC Scotland: "We didn't start the game particularly well. There was a bit of a feeling we could come and play our football and that would be enough to get us a result.

"After the opening 15 minutes of the game it was very evident it wouldn't be enough. I said to the group during a stoppage we needed to win more duels and be aggressive against the ball.

"We managed to get to grips, and then of course the penalty and sending off was a pivotal point in the game. We take advanatge for the second goal but never quite managed to kill them off.

"When they have players like Nisbet then there's always a risk of them finding the equaliser.

"But I have to say this about the group. We didn't start well, got a setback and we showed terrific personality and character. And then after going 2-1 up and with them down to 10 men we had another hammer blow and responded brilliantly again.

"So although it wasn't our best performance, it was a winning one."

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Blair Spittal hasn't been involved as much as he would like this season but he got through the whole game, having been a late addition when Ageu picked up an injury in the warm up.

Hearts midfielder Blair Spittal tells BBC Scotland: "It was a bit nervy at times, we made it hard for ourselves, but at this point of the season it doesn't matter how you do it, as long as you win.

"When it mattered, we found a bit of quality. A great finish from Islam [Chesnekov].

"We know the position we're in and it's important we don't look too far ahead. We just need to take care of ourselves."

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Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

It was a sensational strike from Ethan Hamilton. The stanchion holding the net up was nearly ripped out!

If you want a goal to win a game of football, this is it.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice

What a finish and what a point for Kilmarnock!

On balance they probably deserved it but United will be kicking themselves having had the better chances and gone ahead through Amar Fatah's sensational strike.

Jim Goodwin will be so frustrated. Neil McCann no doubt elated.

The draw suits neither really but Kilmarnock will take a real boost from how they went to right to the end to get something.

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Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

Dundee have ended a few hoodoos this season and they can add another one to the list.

This is their first top flight win at Pittodrie for 22 years, and they deserved it.

Ethan Hamilton's goal was fit to win any game.

After a dream start, the Dons shot themselves in the foot.

With their top six hopes looking like remaining just that - is it time for Aberdeen to start to looking over their shoulders?

Rory Loy
Former Falkirk striker on BBC Sportsound

Hearts deserved the win and 1-0 probably tells the story of the game.

They can tick that one off. Pressure well and truly applied.

• Clyde 5-0 Edinburgh City
• East Kilbride 3-1 Dumbarton
• Elgin City 1-0 Stirling Albion
• Forfar Athletic 2-1 Annan Athletic
• Stranraer 2-1 Spartans

• Alloa Athletic 3-0 Hamilton Academical
• Cove Rangers 1-1 Kelty Hearts
• Inverness CT 1-1 Stenhousemuir
• Montrose 3-2 Queen of the South
• Peterhead 3-1 East Fife

• Arbroath 4-2 Dunfermline Athletic
• Ayr United 0-0 Ross County
• Partick Thistle 1-0 Airdrieonians
• Queen's Park 3-2 Greenock Morton

A first league win at Pittodrie since 2004 for Dundee.

They were made to work for it by the 10 men of Aberdeen, but Ethan Hamilton's stunning strike proved decisive.

They move just one point behind Aberdeen, who have lost eight of their past 10 league games.

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A dramatic end to the action at Tannadice, with Kilmarnock rescuing a point in a hard-fought match played in difficult conditions.

Amar Fatah, who had missed a first half penalty, had put United ahead with a fine finish from the edge of the box and the hosts looked on track for all three points.

But Kilmarnock gave everything in their search for an equaliser and got their reward when Marley Watkins headed in a late leveller.

Hearts do their bit in the title race this weekend, with a narrow win over Falkirk at Tynecastle.

Islam Chesnokov's first goal for the club split the sides, but Hearts might feel they should have scored more - they certainly had the chances in the second half.

Falkirk had a few opportunities but failed to test Alexander Schwolow often.

Five points clear before the Old Firm play, but the injuries are starting to mount up for Hearts. Beni Baningime ruled out this morning, Ageu pulled out of the warm-up, and Stuart Findlay off in the second half.

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Killie's Jack Thomson is sent packing for last-man challenge.

Amar Fatah was running through on goal and hauled back, leaving John Beaton with an easy decision to make.

Just a few seconds to go though.

Dylan Tait into the book for a studs-up challenge on Claudio Braga.

He's protesting his innocence but it looks a nasty one.

There's no pitchside review, so Alexandros Kyziridis lines it up... and Scott Bain palms over.

Close to a leveller for Kilmarnock. Bruce Anderson, who replaced Joe Hugill just a minute ago, collects a pass into the box, rolls his marker and then puts a low shot just past the post.

There wasn't a lot of power in it but it did look to have Ashley Maynard-Brewer beaten.