Edinburgh City 1-4 Stirling Albion

Forfar Athletic 2-2 Stranraer

Cove Rangers 0-0 Inverness CT

Queen of the South 3-1 Kelty Hearts

Stenhousemuir 5-0 East Fife

Ayr United 1-1 Airdrieonians

Raith Rovers 2-3 Arbroath

Another win for Falkirk.

Finn Yeats scored a screamer when presented with an open goal from 30 yards, before Calvin Miller's fine finish made it 2-0.

St Mirren are struggling. That's just two wins in their last 14 in the league, with their whole midfield missing through injury. Reinforcements are needed in January.

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Motherwell stay fourth, Hibs stay fifth after an absorbing contest.

Kieron Bowie's leveller cancels out Tawanda Maswanhise's 10th league goal of the season.

Tawanda Maswanhise chokes a huge chance and Emmanuel Longelo follows up by forcing Raphael Sallinger into a near-post save.

Corner to Motherwell with time running out.

Honours even in the end in West Lothian.

Substitute Marcus Dackers' second-half strike for Kilmarnock cancelled out Connor McLennan's first-half opener and the gap between the bottom two sides remains at four points.

Bottom side Livi have a game in hand while Neil McCann needs to wait until at least next weekend for his first win as Kilmarnock manager.

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Scott Pittman's header forward seems to hit Brad Lyons on the arm in the Kilmarnock box.

It's looked at but, again, nothing given.

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Martin O'Neill has certainly brought the feel-good factor back to Parkhead.

It was as comfortable as Celtic have looked since O'Neill last interim spell and with four goals for their trouble.

United never really troubled, in fact they didn't manage a single shot on target and had just 22% possession across the 90 minutes in Glasgow.

Ibrahim Said skips his way through several challenges before having a shot blocked in the Hibs box.

We're at the 90-minute mark at Celtic Park and Livingston, with the other two games a little behind.

Time for some late drama?

James Forrest has another pop at goal.

It's an excellent first touch from the experienced Celtic winger but he gets crowded out before attempting a wayward shot.

Scott Arfield, recently on for his Livingston debut, tests Tobi Oluwayemi from outside the Kilmarnock box.

How many times has Arfield popped up with a crucial goal?

Falkirk are all over St Mirren here and they have a chance for 3-0 when Kyrell Wilson tries to square the ball with goalkeeper Ryan Mullen stranded.

No takers for Falkirk though.

A decent chance for Johnny Kenny on the right as he opts to go for the strike instead of setting up a Celtic team-mate inside the box. He wins his side a corner though.

The initial delivery is cleared by United but only as far as James Forrest whose effort is just over the crossbar.

Marcus Dackers screams for a penalty after the ball appears to strike Scott Pittman's hand in the Livingston box.

Nothing given.

Quadruple change for Falkirk, which includes new signing Ben Parkinson.

Ethan Williams, Kyrell Wilson and Ethan Ross are the others coming on. All attackers.

Big penalty shout for St Mirren as Connor Allan catches Scott Tanser when the wing-back tries to intercept a ball across the back from Falkirk.

Referee Steven McLean isn't having it and play rages on. No VAR intervention either.

Dominic Thompson decides to have a shot from long range and why not?

It's rising with pace and needs a touch from goalkeeper Jerome Prior to carry it over the Livingston crossbar.