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Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at McDiarmid Park

A fair result in The Fair City, it has to be said.

Not the barnstormer billed though.

The waiting goes on for Hibs - no home Premiership wins since early April - and they finish their first home game under new manager Marink Reedijk bottom of the Premiership.

Successive defeats for Dutchman are greeted with a chorus of boos on the full-time whistle.

It's Falkirk's first win of any kind at Easter Road since August 2014.

Much for Reedijk to ponder with the little matter of a national cup semi-final against city rivals Hearts just a couple of weeks away.

A breathless Rugby Park contest comes to an end with Kilmarnock taking all three points.

The result moves Neil McCann's side off the bottom of the Premiership table and on to the same points as visitors Motherwell.

That's now five successive Premiership defeats for the Fir Park side.

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A massive three points for Stephen Robinson and the Dons as they end a barren run at home.

Brad Lyons smashed them in front after two minutes, their first goal at Pittodrie since August. But, after that, St Mirren utterly dominated.

They got a deserved equaliser before the break through Eseola Sule.

But Kevin Nisbet and Ayoub Moloua scored in an improved second half from the home side.

St Mirren have now conceded 11 goals in their last three games and lost five in a row. They played well but have nothing to show for it.

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It ends all square in Perth.

Josh Fowler's first-half goal for the hosts is cancelled out by Lyall Cameron's superb second-half strike.

St Mirren are trying their best to set up a nervy finish at Pittodrie, but Aberdeen are defending pretty well.

The Dons are heading for a massive three points.

Two big chances for United.

Zac Sapsford tests Toby Stewart first and then Lyall Cameron hits his effort straight at the St Johnstone goalkeeper.

There was a late goal last time out at McDiarmid Park, when St Johnstone struck against Falkirk.

Will we have any late drama this time?

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16:48 BST 17 October

Kilmarnock 3-2 Motherwell

There's a lengthy stoppage at Rugby Park as Jake Girdwood-Reich gets some treatment for a head knock.

The Motherwell defender is back to his feet and seems to be good to continue.

Tony Yogane flashes a shot wide of the post!

Aberdeen have been transformed by the introduction of Stuart Armstrong and Ayoub Mouloua.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Easter Road

Hibs are knocking on the door for an equaliser.

Jamie McGrath has twice gone close and Scott Bain has also pulled off a terrific save.

Can Falkirk hold on - and are Hibs heading to the bottom of the Premiership table?

Great double save, actually.

First of all, Raphael Sallinger does really well to keep Hibs in the game. The home side go straight up the park and substitute Jamie McGrath's fine shot is brilliantly tipped round the post by Scott Bain.

Aberdeen captain Kevin Nisbet goes clean through, but his touch is too heavy and it allows goalkeeper Jacob Chapman to narrow the angle and make a save!