We'll call it a day here.

Celtic were 2-1 winners away to Hibs, Rangers and Falkirk played out a dull 0-0 at Ibrox and Aberdeen snatched a late victory at lowly Livingston.

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Who else is playing on Wednesday? This is what's coming up next in the Scottish Premiership.

• Aberdeen v St Mirren
• Celtic v Dundee
• Dundee United v Rangers
• Falkirk v Motherwell
• Hearts v Kilmarnock

Aberdeen are just four points behind fifth-placed Hibs, with two games in hand on the Edinburgh side.

The first of those comes on Wednesday as St Mirren visit Pittodrie.

That's a third 1-0 win for the Dons in four unbeaten league games.

What was that old Arsenal song?

Aberdeen move up to seventh in the table thanks to a late goal from Nicky Devlin.

Livingston stay rooted to the bottom as their winless run extends to 13 games.

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Topi Keskinen gets away with a barge on an opponent while the ball is in the air and spots Jerome Prior off his line, but he can't get enough on his shot to trouble the Livingston goalkeeper.

Aberdeen goalscorer Nicky Devlin is down in his own box after a bit of frantic defending but should be able to continue.

Rangers head coach Danny Rohl tells BBC Scotland: "If you play a draw then you ask what you can improve. We had some good moments, but our decision making was not always right.

"I cannot fault my players for their effort. We want to win and we didn't win so it feels not good.

"When you are on your highest level, you make the right decisions, but the players are thinking too much. This is a part of development.

"It was not everything wrong but we were not 100%. We have a long December with this group. I see positive examples but I also see players who can't use opportunities at the moment.

"I see what we can improve. For excitement and creating more chances, we have to work on it. I know where we are, but it is my job to improve it."

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Aberdeen substitute Nicolas Milanovic sends a dipping volley towards the bottom corner, but once again Jerome Prior reacts well to tip the ball away.

Aberdeen come close to the opening goal. A powerful run and cross by Dylan Lobban sets up Stuart Armstrong, but his first-time effort is smothered by Jerome Prior.

Jesper Karlsson cuts in off the left and curls a shot towards goal, but it sails just wide on Jerome Prior's right-hand post.

Will we get a winner in this game?

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Falkirk manager John McGlynn tells BBC Scotland: "We're a little bit disappointed, because we think we're better than that.

"We're not far away from being a right good side and we've got to take belief from coming here and putting in a dogged performance.

"We turned the ball over too much and that's where we feel we could have done better. Still, we're very proud of the players - it's not easy coming here.

"Our fans are going home happy because it's a good point. We go to the next game and Motherwell are a very good side. We have to dust ourselves down and get ready for that."

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Aberdeen have brought on Dante Polvara and Kevin Nisbet for Sivert Nilsen and Marko Lazetic.

They have improved in the second half, but not by much.

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell captain on BBC Sportsound

It's crazy to say after spending £30m in the summer, but this Rangers team needs major surgery. Who would you keep?

It looked like 11 individuals put on the pitch for the first time.

Aberdeen goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov parries Tete Yengi's shot from 20 yards.

Livingston are still the team asking most of the questions at the moment.

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

There was real positivity around Rangers over the summer, with the new owners. But it's gone in completely the other direction. Recruitment has been a massive failure.

Aberdeen find a much better delivery into the box, but Marko Lazetic heads well wide.

Not a great deal hgappening in West Lothian. Can either side find some quality in the final third?

Stephen Craigan
Former Motherwell captain on BBC Sportsound

Falkirk didn't have to work too hard for the clean sheet. They sat back to their 18 yard line and Rangers couldn't find a way through.