Livingston make it three draws on the spin as they continue their fight to try and avoid automatic relegation.

St Mirren should have been taking three points back to Paisley but failed to make their advantage count with the hosts ending the game looking more likely to win it.

Brooklyn Kabongolo's towering header cancelled out Dan Nlundulu's strike on the stroke of half-time.

Just seven points separate Livi and Killie now, with St Mirren a further three ahead of the Ayrshire side.

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A thumping victory from Falkirk which all but secures their top-six berth.

Dundee United and Aberdeen are 12 and 13 points behind the Bairns with only 15 to play for before the split.

Two each from Barney Stewart and Dylan Tait, plus an Ethan Brown own goal did the damage.

Kilmarnock could have conceded double figures - and have now let in at least three goals in five of their last seven games.

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A bit of aggro on the pitch as Hearts celebrate.

Aberdeen goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov seems upset by something Pierre Landry Kabore has said or done.

There's a minor scuffle, then the home party quickly resumes.

Some absolutely cracking goals, with the pick of the bunch coming deep in stoppage time from Cam Congreve.

Hibs, who led 1-0 and 3-2, lose ground on Motherwell.

Dundee are now just one point behind Aberdeen.

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Hearts record a 19th league win for the season courtesy of Claudio Braga's first-half goal.

They move seven points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership before nearest challengers Rangers and Celtic meet tomorrow.

A third successive 1-0 at home.

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Another comfortable win for Jens Berthel Askou's high-flying Motherwell who controlled the game and never really looked troubled by Dundee United.

Motherwell are now a point behind Celtic.

Dundee United meanwhile remain seventh but are now 12 points adrift of Falkirk.

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The hosts threaten down the right, with Joel Nouble driving past his man and standing it up to the back post.

Both challenging players take a tumble but the referee seems uninterested in the penalty shout before Livingston fail to create anything from the resulting corner kick.

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The away fans go berserk as Jamie McGrath puts Hibs ahead.

There have been some great goals in this game.

I must say, when Luke Graham fired Dundee 2-1 up on 71 minutes, I did not see this turnaround coming.

Huge credit to Hibs - but Steven Pressley must be wondering what on earth has happened.

Luca Stephenson gets to the back post and smashes a strike across the face, it takes a nick on the way out and United win a corner.

Motherwell deal with it well though and get themselves a goal-kick.

Kevin Nisbet tries to flick the ball over the Hearts defence and claims for handball at the edge of the box.

Nothing given again.

It's all getting a bit tense at Tynecastle.

Frankie Kent replaces Alexandros Kyziridis. Defender for a forward.

Hearts manager Derek McInnes is shutting up shop.

Finn Yeats now hits the post for Falkirk from the edge of the area!

Kilmarnock could have conceded double figures in this game.

Dundee United break down the left and the ball goes all the way through to Ryan Strain inside the Motherwell box. He attempts to cut it back for a teammate but Motherwell clear the danger.

A bit of activity in the Hearts box as Stuart Armstrong tries to force something and then goes down under the challenge of Michael Steinwender.

The move ends with a Hearts goal kick and visiting players look to referee Kevin Clancy in hope of a VAR intervention. Nothing doing.

Pierre Landry Kabore nets but Aberdeen's Stuart Armstrong had been fouled in the preamble.