With Celtic's Europa League squad deadline at 23:00 BST and more transfer business to do, Martin O'Neill has just had to rush off after speaking to BBC Scotland.

He did have some stuff to say, though, so let's have a look...

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BBC Sport Scotland

Only Dundee United come close to Kilmarnock's record of goals conceded (10) and they have played a game more.

Pre-match, Neil McCann spoke of his players having belief, of his side having a plan. But, as the old adage goes, everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face.

And Kilmarnock keep getting punched in the face, and early. In their past five games, they've conceded in the 16th minute or earlier on every occasion.

Here, it was after just 222 seconds. Short of four minutes.

That was after a change of shape, with McCann moving to three at the back in an attempt to shore up the defence.

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Meanwhile, Anderlecht have just confirmed that they have signed Thelo Aasgaard.

The Rangers midfielder has left on loan, with the Belgian club having an option to buy the Norway international.

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There are also signs this man's form is starting to turn.

Lawrence Shankland's lethal finishes tonight are his only two Rangers goals from open play.

Including penalties, the captain now has four goals in nine games since moving to Ibrox in the summer.

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BBC iPlayer

You can catch the best of tonight's action on Sportscene later.

The BBC One Scotland channel is where you need to be at 22:40 BST.

As ever, the show will also be available to watch live on the iPlayer and on demand thereafter.

This guy looks a good signing, doesn't he?

Camilo Duran now has six goals and two assists in seven matches for Celtic.

His sixth strike in green and white was the opener this evening in another pretty abject Aberdeen showing, then he set up the third for Yang Hyun-Jun just before the interval.

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A clinical Lawrence Shankland double earns Rangers back-to-back Scottish Premiership wins on the road.

They haven't been as comfortable as Derek McInnes would have liked, but it's another momentum builder.

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Nicolas Raskin ends the night as Rangers captain as Lawrence Shankland makes way for Ben Godfrey.

It's been a whirlwind day for the Belgium midfielder.

Daisuke Yokota plants wide a near-post shot for Rangers.

It's taken a deflection and more seconds will run down as the visitors prepare to take a corner.

There will be four minutes added as Rangers close in on a second straight league win under Derek McInnes.

Late drama at Dens Park as an 87th-minute goal from Charlie Reilly is quickly wiped out by a Josh Fowler equaliser.

A lively finale to the end of this Tayside derby, which was otherwise uneventful.

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

There are only a few hours left of the transfer window, and should Motherwell manage to keep a hold of Emmanuel Longelo, then that ought to be some of the best business in the land.

It boggles the mind that clubs - even in this country - haven't thrown money at Motherwell's lung-busting left-back. He's been at the heart of the hectic start to the season, but is showing no leggy signs. Quite the opposite.

He could have had a hat-trick of assists, such were the quality of his balls across the face of goal, while he cracked the post himself.

In a performance like this, though, it's unfair to single just him out. The goalscorers - all new boys - in addition to fellow fresh faces Jardell Kanga and Joe Hodge, look right at home here at Fir Park, and who can blame them?

The European dream may be over this term, but what a season the supporters of the Steelmen look set to have again.

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Four wins, 12 points, and 11 goals for Celtic as they maintain their unbeaten start to the new Scottish Premiership campaign.

The damage was done in the first half thanks to goals from Camilo Duran, Benjamin Nygren and Yang Hyun-jun, but Celtic probably could have had more in the second.

Despite four changes at the break, Stephen Robinson's side hardly troubled the hosts in the second half and leave Parkhead empty handed.

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Kilmarnock's leaky defence continued to plague manager Neil McCann as his side lost to St Mirren to make it four straight league defeats to start the new Scottish Premiership campaign.

The hosts at Rugby Park were 1-0 down within four minutes as the Buddies passed them apart before the ball was cut to Fraser Taylor, who side-footed it into the bottom corner.

Killie are the only side that have failed to pick up a point after four rounds of fixtures in the league, conceding 14 goals in that time.

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James Forrest goes for goal from the edge of the Aberdeen box, but his shot zips over the crossbar.

Rangers defender Olwethu Makhanya cynically stops a Falkirk counter-attack and picks up a yellow card.

Three goals and three points for Motherwell against 10-man Dundee United.

Seb Palmer Houlden, Alex Lowry and Dylan Levitt all with their first strikes for the club.

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