Highlights from today's top flight games will be coming your way at 19:15 on BBC Scotland.

Rangers head coach Danny Rohl tells BBC Scotland: "It feels good because we won the game today. This is a big complimnent to my group. It shows a lot about the character and mentality and quality to win games.

"It's not just that we win games, but also we score a lot of goals as well. That's also a big compliment to the group.

"I like clean sheets and the last two games we've conceded one and then two today. It's a little bit too much for me because we needed four goals and in some games you won't have the chance for four goals.

"We need to be stronger against the ball. But we want to play exciting football and in some phases of the game we played enjoyable football.

"Now we have to move on. At 2-0 and 3-1 you feel our quality - we were finding the spaces and being really brave. But then you bring your opponent back which was unnecessary. The 2-1 can happen, but the 3-2 we should never allow because we had a lot of situations before to score four or five.

"We took our three points and did our hard work. I don't focus on opponents - if we win six games, we win the league."

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Kilmarnock manager Neil McCann tells BBC Scotland: "It was just the worst possible start you could have coming here. We stabilised, but losing such an early goal rocked us, spooked us, and lifted Hibs.

"We were a wee bit rattled and that's when you're looking for a wee bit of leadership to settle things down. After that initial period, we were the better side throughout the match.

"The start kills us, and they score right at the death to compound the misery. But we probably didn't deserve anything from the game because of our quality.

"When we got into the right areas, we didn't have any quality in the final third and that's what makes the final difference."

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That opening goal from Owen Elding was clocked at 13 seconds, making it the quickest goal in the Scottish Premiership this season.

Kris Boyd still holds the record in the competition (established 2013-14) with his goal after 10 seconds for Kilmarnock against Ross County in January 2017.

Hibernian head coach David Gray tells BBC Scotland: "That's the dream start for any coach, you want to start as well as you can. We wanted to get the crowd behind us immediately.

"In the first 20 minutes we found ourselves 2-0 up, deservedly so, then Kilmarnock came into the game. From then, Killie got momentum off the back of [their disallowed goal].

"The second half, I'd like us to be better. We gave them a bit of confidence, but it's hard to win games of football and we restricted them to very little.

"We know we can play better. We can't be inconsistent. I'm certainly pleased that we've won 3-0 at home, clean sheet."

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Falkirk manager John McGlynn tells BBC Scotland "it feels amazing" to secure their top six status.

"It was a little struggle to get over the line but we certainly put on a great performance today," he says.

"I'm so pleased and so proud of the players. We would never have thought we would have been just coming up from the Championship after that quick step from League One.

"I can't speak highly enough of the players, they deserve to be there. I'm delighted for everyone at the football club.

"As much as we've been invincible [in League One] and won the Championship, this is probably the greatest achievement. We've come into the top league and we've not just tried to defend and look for a point here and there. We play attractive, attacking football, in my opinion anyway. Hopefully there is still more to come from us."

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Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

Three years ago, I'm sure not one Falkirk fan would have imagined they would sit in the top six of the Scottish Premiership come the end of this campaign.

From League One, their ascent has been unbelievable.

So many deserve credit but Calvin Miller has been an absolute stand-out all along this ride and he was terrific again today.

Motherwell can have few complaints. They have hit a little bump in the road at the business end of this campaign and now have a genuine fight on for a fourth-place finish.

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How will Hearts respond to being knocked off their perch for the first time since September?

They visit bottom side Livingston tomorrow.

Third-placed Celtic take on Dundee.

A quick recap on a day packed with goals...

Rangers are top of the Premiership pile on goal difference.

Falkirk clinch their top six place with a second win of the season at Fir Park.

Hibs are now three points behind Motherwell in the battle for fourth.

St Mirren's win over Aberdeen means both sides sit on 30 points, three above Kilmarnock in the play-off spot.

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Clyde 3-1 Stirling Albion

East Kilbride 2-1 Annan Athletic

Edinburgh City 0-3 Spartans

Forfar Athletic 2-1 Elgin City

Stranraer 1-1 Dumbarton

Cove Rangers 0-1 Alloa Athletic

Kelty Hearts 1-1 Queen of the South

Montrose 1-0 East Fife

Stenhousemuir 3-0 Hamilton Academical

It was looking dicey for St Johnstone at Gayfield at one stage but they stretch their lead to five points.

Airdrie leapfrog Ross County at the foot of the table after a thumping win and we've got four teams on 36 points from fifth to eighth.

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Arbroath 2-4 St Johnstone

Ayr United 1-1 Partick Thistle

Dunfermline Athletic 3-1 Greenock Morton

Ross County 0-4 Airdrieonians

A goal after 13 seconds is a great way to start and Hibs never looked back after Owen Elding's strike.

Felix Passlack made it 2-0 and Ante Suto continued his scoring run from the bench right at the end.

The Edinburgh side move three points behind Motherwell in the race for fourth place.

Kilmarnock's struggles on the road continue and they stay 11th, three points behind St Mirren and Aberdeen.

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Before this afternoon Falkirk were the only team to have won at Fir Park this season, now they've done it twice.

A fully deserved three points for John McGlynn's side who secure a top-six spot on their return to the top flight.

The visitors got off to a flyer, Barney Stewart hitting the net after three minutes when he headed home Calvin Miller's corner.

Motherwell levelled courtesy of an excellent strike by Elliot Watt and poor goalkeeping from Scott Bain.

Ben Broggio had a second for the visitors just before the break after a defensive blunder, then Miller added a penalty.

Tawanda Maswanhise with a late consolation for Well, who have lost three of their last four games.

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Rory Loy
Former Kilmarnock striker on BBC Sportsound

Kilmarnock get caught high up the pitch.

It's a ping out to Martin Boyle and takes one touch. Can he deliver the ball on a plate? Yes he can, and Suto taps it home.

Well, they made hard work of it in the end, but Rangers are top of the Premiership for the first time in two years.

Goals from Ryan Naderi, Dujon Sterling, Thelo Aasgaard, and Bojan Miovski are enough to take them above Hearts on goal difference.

United twice got back to a goal behind when Amar Fatah anmd Zac Sapsford netted on the break, but it was not enough and their top-six hopes are over.

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