That's all for today folks, although you can watch Morton v Hibs on BBC Alba or the BBC Sport website.

It's 0-0 after 15 minutes in Greenock.

Celtic keep marching on at the top of the Premiership and Partick Thistle are still bottom but they gave Hearts a real scare at Tynecastle.

Ian Cathro's side and Aberdeen lost ground in the race for second, while the Ross County revival continues.

You can catch all the action on Sportscene tomorrow and highlights will be online from 18:00 on Sunday.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers on BBC Radio Scotland:

"The overall performance I was pleased with. It wasn't perfect, that's for sure.

"It's very difficult playing against a team with everyone behind the ball but first first half we played some good, sharp passing. 

"After we go 2-0 up maybe the players think they can score a few more and we lose our shape and it turns into a game of basketball.

"I'm happy with large spells of the game."

Dundee manager Paul Hartley on BBC Radio Scotland:

"The players were terrific. Celtic had a lot of possession but they never cut us open, both of their goals came from outside the box.

"You have to be clinical and take your chances when you come to a place like this. The whole team worked so hard and we could have come away with a draw.

"I'm disappointed with the outcome but I'm pleased with the way we performed."

BBC Sportsound pundit Allan Preston at Tynecastle:

"If Thistle keep playing like that, they'll get away from the bottom. They squeezed the game and Hearts couldn't get out, all they could do was kick it long. Alan Archibald will be kicking himself since they had so many chances to win it in the second half."

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Not much of a game in Perth and two rather odd goals, but at least it means Off The Ball hosts Tam Cowan and Stuart Cosgrove are still speaking to each other.

They'll be back on air at 17:30 for part II of their usual Saturday offering.

Hibs are kicking off at Cappielow in 10 minutes or so and do so in second place after Dundee United's goalless draw at Stark's Park.

United had Lewis Toshney sent off and missed a penalty against Raith Rovers.

A win for Neil Lennon's side will move them two points clear at the top but Morton haven't lost at home all season.

Dumbarton picked up a valuable three points, while Ayr drop into ninth spot after a draw at bottom club St Mirren, who were looking to make it a hat-trick of wins.

You can watch BBC Alba's coverage of Morton v Hibs on the BBC Sport website.

SCOTTISH CHAMPIONSHIP 

Dumbarton 2-1 Falkirk 

Queen of the South 2-2 Dunfermline Athletic 

Raith Rovers 0-0 Dundee United 

St Mirren 1-1 Ayr United 

Greenock Morton v Hibernian (17:15) 

SCOTTISH LEAGUE ONE 

Alloa Athletic 1-1 Queen's Park 

Brechin City 2-0 Stranraer 

East Fife 2-0 Peterhead 

Livingston 2-0 Airdrieonians 

Stenhousemuir 1-0 Albion Rovers 

SCOTTISH LEAGUE TWO 

Arbroath 3-2 Elgin City 

Berwick Rangers 1-2 Montrose 

Clyde 0-0 Edinburgh City 

Cowdenbeath 3-4 Forfar Athletic 

Stirling Albion 3-1 Annan Athletic

Celtic made most of the running as the champions reach 20 domestic games unbeaten but Dundee will be ruing a terrible miss from Faisal El Bakhtaoui right at the end.

Brendan Rodgers' side are 11 points clear at the top again.

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The Staggies were bottom of the league not so long ago but now they nudge into the top half of the table thanks to a late header from Ryan Dow.

A great game, full of goalmouth incidents and a red card for the hosts.

The Dons are now seven points behind second-placed Rangers.

Faisal El Bakhtaoui has just passed up a huge chance to claim a point for Dundee.

The substitute has the goal at his mercy but inexplicably chips the ball over the crossbar.

Huge chance and a dreadful miss...

The points are shared in Perth, which is an improvement for the visitors who had lost their last six visits to McDiarmid Park.

Caley Thistle stay in 11th place but draw level on points with Dundee and Hamilton above them.

Kilmarnock drop out of the top six after failing to protect or add to yet another fabulous strike from Souleymane Coulibaly.

Boos ring out at Tynecastle. The home fans are not happy.

Thistle had several good chances to claim all three points and will be kicking themselves since they stay bottom of the Premiership pile.

Another chance is squandered by Partick.

Chris Erskine slips Kris Doolan clean through on goal but Hearts keeper Jack Hamilton is out to make another great stop.

THE CAPITAL LETTERS ARE WARRANTED, BELIEVE ME... Partick are so close to taking the lead three times inside barely a minute.

First, Callum Booth sees his left-foot strike come back off the crossbar. 

Moments later, substitute Chris Erskine turns beautifully in the box and is only denied when his shot is magnificently saved by Jack Hamilton.

Almost immediately Thistle have yet another chance from the corner when Liam Lindsay heads inches wide.

Thistle really should be ahead. They really should.

Ross County's Kenny van der Weg is given his marching orders after a clumsy lunge on Jonny Hayes in the middle of the park.

Joe Lewis, who has had a fine game for Aberdeen, keeps the scores level with a strong hand behind Alex Schalk's fierce shot on the angle.

Leigh Griffiths cracks another powerful shot narrowly wide as Celtic look to re-establish their two-goal cushion.