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  • Kilmarnock nine above bottom-placed Livingston, level on points with Saints

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  1. goal

    GOAL KELTY HEARTS 1-1 East Fifepublished at 16:11 GMT 14 March

    Alexander Ferguson (pen)

  2. goal

    GOAL Elgin City 1-1 DUMBARTONpublished at 16:10 GMT 14 March

    Leighton McIntosh

  3. goal

    GOAL Hamilton Academical 1-2 QUEEN OF THE SOUTHpublished at 16:10 GMT 14 March

    Reece Lyon

  4. Postpublished at 16:09 GMT 14 March

    Hibernian 0-0 Livingston

    Livingston have a two-against-one break, but Joel Nouble butchers his pass and Macaulay Tait takes a poor touch, allowing Rocky Bushiri to intercept.

  5. Healthy crowd in Fifepublished at 16:09 GMT 14 March

    Dunfermline Athletic 1-0 Raith Rovers

    There are 6,605 inside East End Park for the Fife derby.

  6. Change at the breakpublished at 16:07 GMT 14 March

    Celtic 1-1 Motherwell

    Celtic boss Martin O'Neill has made a switch at the break.

    Striker Tomas Cvancara is on for winger Sebastian Tounekti, who had a quiet first half.

  7. Ben 10/10published at 16:06 GMT 14 March

    Aberdeen 0-0 Falkirk

    Tyrone Smith
    BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

    Falkirk's Ben Broggio has been the best player on the park this afternoon.

    The Aston Villa loanee looks really good on the ball and at just 19 years old he looks a real prospect.

  8. Postpublished at 16:04 GMT 14 March

    Aberdeen 0-0 Falkirk

    Falkirk come flying out the traps in the second half with the ball dropping to Ben Broggio in the box.

    He toe-pokes at goal but Dimitar Mitov reacts quickly to turn it behind.

  9. KICK-OFF SECOND HALFpublished at 16:03 GMT 14 March

    They're off swiftly again at Pittodrie...ahead of the other two Premiership games.

    Will Aberdeen find their first goal under new head coach Stephen Robinson?

  10. Omens good for Well?published at 16:01 GMT 14 March

    HT: Celtic 1-1 Motherwell

    Good news for Motherwell fans. The Steelmen have avoided defeat in their last 13 matches when scoring first in the Premiership, since a 2-1 defeat by Falkirk in October.

    Motherwell players celebrateImage source, SNS
  11. Just a good startpublished at 15:59 GMT 14 March

    HT: Celtic 1-1 Motherwell

    Motherwell's Elijah Just scoresImage source, SNS
    Image caption,

    Elijah Just had given Motherwell the lead before Celtic equalised

  12. Game needs a goalpublished at 15:58 GMT 14 March

    HT: Hibernian 0-0 Livingston

    Brian McLauchlin
    BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

    There is no doubting Hibs' superiority in possession and chances, but as long as this game remains goalless, Livingston will retain their hope of a first league win since August.

    The creativity of Nicky Cadden has been a joy to watch, but as yet the home strikers can’t find a way beyond the strong Livi rearguard.

    Atmosphere a bit flat here at Easter Road and, if ever a game needed a goal to liven it up, it’s this one.

  13. Honours evenpublished at 15:57 GMT 14 March

    HT: Aberdeen 0-0 Falkirk

    Tyrone Smith
    BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

    Not a classic.

    Falkirk with the bulk of the possession and playing the better football, but Aberdeen have had the game's best chance and they should have scored.

    Hopefully things improve after the break.

    In what is Stephen Robinson's first game in charge of the Dons, they look organised and have clearly been told not to take any risks with the ball at the back.

  14. Celtic's first-half specialistspublished at 15:56 GMT 14 March

    HT: Celtic 1-1 Motherwell

    Celtic have scored 25 first-half goals in 30 games, more than any other team in the Premiership this season.

    Hyun-jun Yang scores for Celtic in the first half against MotherwellImage source, SNS
    Image caption,

    Hyun-jun Yang equalised for Celtic against Motherwell

  15. HALF-TIME SCORESpublished at 15:55 GMT 14 March

    Scottish League 2

    • Annan Athletic 3-0 Edinburgh City
    • Elgin City 1-0 Dumbarton
    • Spartans 0-0 Clyde
    • Stirling Albion 0-3 Forfar Athletic
    • Stranraer 1-1 East Kilbride
  16. HALF-TIME SCORESpublished at 15:55 GMT 14 March

    Scottish League 1

    • Hamilton Academical 1-1 Queen of the South
    • Inverness Caledonian Thistle 1-0 Cove Rangers
    • Kelty Hearts 0-1 East Fife
    • Peterhead 0-0 Stenhousemuir
    • Montrose v Alloa Athletic (17:30, live on BBC Alba and BBC Sport website)
  17. HALF-TIME SCORESpublished at 15:54 GMT 14 March

    Scottish Championship

    • Airdrieonians 0-0 Arbroath
    • Dunfermline Athletic 1-0 Raith Rovers
    • Queen's Park 1-1 Ayr United
    • St Johnstone 1-0 Ross County
  18. HALF-TIME Hibernian 0-0 Livingstonpublished at 15:51 GMT 14 March

    Are Livingston on their way to a fourth successive draw?

    The league's bottom side have done a pretty good job of frustrating Hibs as they pack men behind the ball.

    Jamie McGrath has come closest for the hosts, with a shot against the crossbar and another effort almost deceiving goalkeeper Jerome Prior.

    Hibs forward Ante Suto has a shot savedImage source, SNS
  19. HALF-TIME Aberdeen 0-0 Falkirkpublished at 15:51 GMT 14 March

    An entertaining opening 45 minutes, but no goals to show for it.

    Falkirk probably just about edged it, although the xG has Aberdeen ahead. They have had two chances close to goal through Marko Lazetic and Graeme Shinnie, but both were blocked away.

    Interesting to see what will come in the second half.

    Graeme Shinnie goes for goalImage source, SNS
    Image caption,

    Aberdeen captain Graeme Shinnie had a pop at goal

  20. HALF-TIME Celtic 1-1 Motherwellpublished at 15:50 GMT 14 March

    Martin Dowden
    BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

    It's deja-vu for Motherwell.

    Ahead and good value for it, they have shot themselves right in the foot just like they did in the 3-2 loss here earlier this season.

    That said, their philosophy has served them so well this season. It was such a cheap goal to concede, playing in their own box.

    Celtic haven't convinced. They were so unlucky when Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain hit the post and saw that squirm along the line. They've had other chances, but Motherwell seem the more in control.

    All said, it's been a brilliant watch in this season of drama.