Celtic face Ross County live on Sky Sports on Sunday; Rangers host Hearts
Saturday 30 November 2019 18:26, UK
Sam Cosgrove was on target again as Aberdeen posted a 2-1 win over St Mirren at Pittodrie in the Scottish Premiership.
The striker needed just six minutes to claim his 18th goal of the season as he produced a left-footed finish into the top corner.
Lewis Ferguson headed a good chance wide for Aberdeen and was punished in the 23rd minute when Jonathan Obika converted from close range after excellent wing play from Ryan Flynn.
Aberdeen - who are six points behind Celtic and Rangers and have played two games more - restored their advantage in the 56th minute, Niall McGinn finishing well from Ryan Hedges' cut-back.
St Mirren then wasted a glorious chance to level for a second time having been awarded a penalty six minutes from time after Dons keeper Joe Lewis fouled Obika.
But Lewis made amends by saving Tony Andreu's spot-kick and also the rebound, with St Mirren now having lost all eight away league games this season.
Jack Ross was denied a third successive win since taking over as Hibernian boss as Kilmarnock fought back from two goals down to dramatically draw 2-2 at Easter Road.
Christian Doidge broke the deadlock in the 19th minute, climbing above keeper Laurentiu Branescu to register his sixth goal in four games.
Jason Naismith, on loan from Peterborough, doubled Hibs' lead two minutes into the second half with a fierce strike at the near post - his first goal for the club.
Alex Bruce reduced the deficit in the 66th minute after Hibs failed to clear their lines and Dario Del Fabro swept home the equaliser three minutes into stoppage time.
St Johnstone remain bottom of the table as Motherwell ended a two-game losing run with a 4-0 win at Fir Park.
Wigan loanee Devante Cole opened the scoring just before the half-hour with a back-post header.
Peter Hartley had a header cleared off the line before the break but he did get on the scoresheet in the 49th minute, nodding in a corner.
Jake Carroll made it 3-0 in the 72nd minute, reacting quickest after Declan Gallagher's header had rebounded off a post.
French forward Christy Manzinga, on his debut, put the icing on the cake with a cool finish a minute from time.
Livingston, now winless in seven, drew 0-0 at home to Hamilton, who have gone eight since last tasting victory.
