That'll do us on this long Saturday of Premiership action.

Catch up with our reports from each game below:

• Hibernian 3-2 Hearts
• Dundee 1-0 Falkirk
• Livingston 2-4 Celtic
• Rangers 1-0 Motherwell
• St Mirren 0-0 Kilmarnock
• Aberdeen 1-1 Dundee United

Sportscene is on the go on the BBC Scotland channel until 20:30 GMT. There will be a repeat on BBC One Scotland just before midnight.

'Til the next time...

Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin tells Premier Sports: "The way the game was in the first half, we make it so difficult for ourselves. We have to stop soft goals. Then you have to chase the game.

"The good thing is the players try. There are some positive things there but this game, we have to be more stable so we can win when we don't have the perfect day.

"When we play against this low block we have to be better. We have to do better with some of the crosses. We were not sharp enough."

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Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin tells Premier Sports: "Draw is probably fair at the end of the game.

"Aberdeen were the better team first 45, we get our goal against the run of play. It's a real moment of quality [from Amar Fatah].

"Second half we were a lot better. We're disappointed with the equaliser. It's a decent point on the road.

"I can't question the work rate and togetherness of the team."

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Dundee United have lost 15 points from winning positions in the Premiership this season, more than any other team.

Add those lost points on to their currently tally, they'd be third.

Dundee United's Vicko Sevelj has just echoed Willie Miller on Premier Sports, saying the contest was "really entertaining".

Aye...

Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

It was exciting, it was rough and ready and at the end of the day I think a draw is a fair result. I don't think any manager would complain. I could be wrong, but that's my reading.

I enjoyed the excitement of it, I think the full house helped and the atmosphere was top notch.

This is how the table looks after today's festive fixtures.

Aberdeen and United stay where they were after that draw.

It's now four games without defeat for United, or you could say one win in 10.

Regardless, a win and three draws from games against Motherwell, Celtic, Hibs and Aberdeen is absolutely fine.

Early finish or not, we've perhaps just watched two pretty average teams play out a 1-1 draw.

Amar Fatah's first-half opener was ruled out after the break by Jesper Karlsson.

Has the ref just blown up early?

The graphic on the telly said four minutes were added, but the whistle goes just before 93.

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An overhit pass from Jack Milne goes straight out for a goal kick with just two minutes remaining.

Kinda sums up this game, tbh. Lack of quality.

Four minutes added.

Dave Richards doesn't look too clever again as Kjartan Kjartansson strikes for goal, but luckily for the United keeper no-one red is there to claim the rebound this time.

Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

United are pushing for a winner, they've been much more attacking and forward thinking in this second half.

Dario Naamo hooks an effort from the edge of the box after a United corner, but his goal-bound strike is blocked.

A Vicko Sevelj shot is then easily claimed by Dimitar Mitov.

Another United switch as goalscorer Amar Fatah is off for Kristijan Trapanovski.

Nikolaj Moller takes a card for a sliding challenge on halfway then goes tonto at the referee. Careful now.

Double Dons switch as we hit minute 80.

Kevin Nisbet and Adil Aouchiche are off for Kjartan Kjartansson and Nicolas Milanovic.

Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

It's been all action end to end.

Maybe not all quality or too many clear-cut chances.

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