DUNDEE UNITED 2 CELTIC 1
Darren Dods grabbed a last-minute winner to stun Celtic and give Dundee United their first win against them in ten years.
Dods had conceded the penalty from which Celts went ahead with 18 minutes to go, which was converted by Barry Robson.
But United subs Danny Swanson and Jon Daly combined for Daly to head the leveller seven minutes from time then Dods powered home Swanson's corner in the dying seconds to give the home side victory and keep Celtic in second spot.

FALKIRK 2 HAMILTON 0           
Falkirk closed the gap at the bottom of the Clydesdale Bank SPL to a point with a pair of second-half goals.
Chris Mitchell fired in a free-kick after Pedro Moutinho had been fouled by Marco Paixao then sub Lee Bullen drilled home the second to clinch the points.

HEARTS 1 ST JOHNSTONE 2
Substitute Jonatan Johansson scored his first SPL goal in over 10 years to give Saints a late win over 10-man Hearts.
Christian Nade thundered in the opener in the first-half with a terrific drive from 30 yards, but Collin Samuel levelled after the break when he headed in Filipe Morais's cross.
Saints pushed forward and Janos Balogh had to save well from Jody Morris, then Hearts were reduced to ten men when Jose Goncalves was sent off for a wild challenge on Liam Craig. The home side were made to pay when Johansson diverted Craig's header past Balogh with three minutes left.

MOTHERWELL 1 ABERDEEN 1
Gary McDonald's equaliser for Aberdeen led to a controversial red card for the Dons man.
On-loan Lukas Jutkiewicz put 'Well ahead after 13 minutes with a shot which deceived Jamie Langfield but Motherwell had 'keeper John Ruddy to thank for a series of good saves.
However McDonald equalised when he headed home Charlie Mulgrew's cross. After the goal McDonald, previously booked for a foul on Giles Coke, was shown a second yellow for removing his jersey - but his manager Mark McGhee claimed he simply raised his top to pat his stomach because his wife is expecting.
 
RANGERS 3 KILMARNOCK 0
Rangers' route back to the top of the Clydesdale Bank SPL was settled by a first-half Ibrox blitz.
Kris Boyd put the home side in front after seven minutes when he slid home Kevin Thomson's pass then Kenny Miller doubled the lead from Lee McCulloch's flick on.
Steven Whittaker drilled in the third after Frazer Wright blocked his first effort and although there was no more scoring, Rangers 'keeper Allan McGregor helped keep his side's first clean sheet in nine games with fine stops from Kevin Kyle and Garry Hay.

ST MIRREN 1 HIBERNIAN 1
Derek Riordan fired in a spectacular goal - but the meeting of the two on-form sides never caught fire.
Riordan drove Liam Miller's pass in from 25 yards to give John Hughes' side a first-half lead but Chris Innes headed in Jack Ross's free-kick in first-half injury time to level and neither side could find a winner.

By cbfootball.co.uk   Last updated: 23 November 2009