Peter Lovenkrands
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

Hearts just kept going, with an incredible work-rate. McPake, Miller and Braga were excellent up front.

But Olwethu Makhanya is a Rolls Royce player, just brilliant to watch.

A topsy turvy game at Tynecastle, with Rangers taking the lead then grabbing a late equaliser.

Hearts were on top for a big chunk of the action, but the visitors could have snatched it right at the end.

Rangers stay four points behind leaders Celtic, who were held at home by Dundee United.

Hearts stay third, four points behind Rangers.

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Findlay Curtis delivers a great cross and Dujon Sterling looks like he's going to knock in a winning goal but the Rangers defender perhaps jumps too high and the ball comes off his chest and sits up for Beau Reus to gather.

Three minutes of stoppage time remaining as Badredine Bouanani slams a shot wide as he runs out of pitch.

Rangers are looking the stronger side now.

Beau Reus fails to get much on his punch from a Rangers free-kick but the visitors can't force the loose ball in amid a flurry of legs.

Tomas Magnusson thunders a shot wide by a couple of metres following a bustling run from JJ Williams.

Emmanuel Fernandez slices a lazy clearance straight out of play, much to the delight of the jubilant home fans.

The Rangers defender has had a night to forget.

Hearts have a 4 v 2 break but substitute JJ Williams can only scuff a first-time shot wide from 18 yards.

Dundee are up to fourth and Kilmarnock slump to the bottom of the table.

More defensive woes for Neil McCann, who sees his team concede two painful goals in the final seven minutes.

In fairness, the first of those late salvos was a fantastic header from Ashley Hay, who'd already had a goal ruled out for handball.

The second, though? Debutant goalkeeper Nico Mantl came racing from his net in bizarre circumstances, allowing Hay to gallop into the box and put into the empty goal.

Kilmarnock had fought back from Joe Bevan's neat opener when Joe Hugill levelled from the penalty spot, but as they fall back to bottom spot, their ugly 'goals against' figure rises to a league-worst 26.

Premiership leaders Celtic are held to a thrilling draw as United extend their unbeaten run to six games.

It looked like United might end a 34-year, 51-game wait for a win at Celtic Park when goals from Zac Sapsford and Neil Farrugia gave them a half-time lead after Camilo Duran's opener for the hosts.

But Liam Scales' equaliser ensures the hosts secure a deserved point given their second-half pressure, albeit they have won just three times in their latest nine outings.

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A hopeful attempt from Dan Neil goes straight into the hands of Hearts keeper Beau Reus.

Falkirk make it three wins on the bounce and move into the top half of the league thanks to a strike from substitute Ben Krauhaus.

When played in by Ryan Strain in the box, the 23-year-old stabbed it first time through a few Aberdeen bodies to fire past Marius Muller.

The home fans are not happy...

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Late heartbreak for Motherwell as Josh Campbell grabs a late equaliser for the hosts, who were second best for most of the game.

Tawanda Maswanhise scored just after the break for the visitors in what looked to be the winner, but a late bullet header from Josh Campbell rescued a point for Saints.

Motherwell were set for all three points after a convincing display, but they just can't seem to buy a win at the moment. Their winless run extends to seven games.

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Claudio Braga has been non-stop in this second half.

He pinches the ball off Emmanuel Fernandez, who has endured a torrid night, but the Hearts striker puts his finish straight at Ivor Pandur.

Haissem Hassan is the next to threaten for Celtic, but the thundering effort is blocked in front of goal.

Fellow winger Jota tries his luck and this time it takes a deflection wide.

At least we got some goals, although they were both ugly, close-range efforts.

It was a game devoid of any real quality and a draw probably feels like a fair result on balance. Hibs played the better stuff but failed to create any real goalscoring opportunities.

Marink Reedijk's wait for his first win as Hibs boss goes on but it looks like they will move off the foot of the table.

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Rangers are turning up the pressure but are still lacking serious attacking threat.

Remember, this game will run for another 15 minutes.

Celtic go close to a winner as Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain lets fly, but the former England midfielder's effort is just wide as we enter four minutes of stoppage time.