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By Thomas McGuigan
2204: Phew, as the dust settles on another action-packed evening of SPL action, Celtic have extended their lead at the top of the table to four points with a convincing win over Kilmarnock.
Old Firm rivals Rangers couldn't find a winner as Motherwell pushed them all the way at Fir Park.
Craig Levein's Dundee United continue their superb run - 10 games undefeated - with a convincing win over a lacklustre Hibs.
Hearts enjoy maximum points, if not the satisfaction of their fans, with a nervy home win over Hamilton Accies.
Csaba Laszlo's side leapfrog Aberdeen and move up to fourth spot in the table.
And Inverness come back from a goal down to draw with Falkirk.
As always, thanks for your company tonight. Can it be only three days until we jump on the SPL merry-go-round once again for more of the same?
See ya!
2203: "Apart from Celtic, who are marginally better, Dundee Utd are right up there. They have proved that, on a 'level playing field', they're equal to Rangers time and again. So, it begs the question, why no Robertson, Conway or Wilkie in the Scotland side?" Solweb1945 on My Sport
2140: "Motherwell deserved to get something from the game tonight. They passed the ball better than Rangers, but didn't create enough chances." BBC Radio Scotland pundit Craig Paterson
2139: FULL-TIME
Hearts 1-0 Hamilton
2138: "Well done Rangers, you've just proved you'll never win the league." KrisBoydIsLegend on My Sport
2120: Stephen Hughes looks to lob Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor from outside the box, but the Scotland international brilliantly tips the ball over the bar.
What a save!
2117: GOAL
CELTIC 2-0 KILMARNOCK
Cillian Sheridan gets his second of the night from close-range after Massimo Donati's shot is spilled by Combe.
2115: "Once again, Smith is too slow with his substitutions. Get Lafferty off and Novo on now" MillarBrandAndWilson on My Sport
2114: "It's all Rangers, but they've missed so many chances tonight." BBC Radio Scotland pundit Billy Dodds
2113: Celtic press for a second goal, but Andreas Hinkel's wayward pass in the direction of Shunsuke Nakamura sums up a low-key second period at Celtic Park.
2112: Rangers striker Kris Boyd has the ball in the net but is flagged offside. Just over 20 minutes to go at Fir Park. Can either side find a winner?
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2105: Motherwell manager Mark McGhee springs from the dugout like a bear emerging from hibernation. It's hard to see who is getting it in the ear, but he's not happy with one of his players.
2059: "Come on lads, Kenny Miller has had so many chances, he has to score tonight." KrisBoydIsLegend on My Sport Join the debate
2057: Hearts' Christian Nade fires narrowly over the bar on the counter attack - almost his and Hearts' second of the night.
2055: GOAL
Dundee Utd 1-0 Hibs
Darren Dods heads the hosts the lead against the run of play. Hibernian goalkeeper Andrew McNeil lets rip at his dithering defence.
2052: Colin Nish's 25-yard strike is pushed away for a corner. Hibs are putting United under increasing pressure at Tannadice.
2051: Hamilton's Richard Offiong is brought on as a substitute for Lucas Akins as Billy Reid's side look for an equaliser at Tynecastle.
2050: Scott McDonald almost doubles Celtic's lead, but is denied by a brilliant save by Combe, who tips the ball round the post for a corner.
2048: Rangers defender Madjid Bougherra is booked for persistent fouling at Fir Park.
2046: Right, never mind the players, I've had a much-needed cup of tea, munched a few Maltesers and I'm in position for the second half onslaught.
We're under way!
2035: "Rangers have created the better chances with Kenny Miller, Kris Boyd and Barry Ferguson all going close. It's been a very good night so far for Motherwell goalkeeper Graeme Smith" BBC Radio Scotland commentator John Barnes
2033: HALF-TIME
HEARTS 1-0 HAMILTON Christian Nade's first goal since January gives the Jambos the lead at the break.
2030: HALF-TIME
CELTIC 1-0 KILMARNOCK
MOTHERWELL 0-0 RANGERS
INVERNESS 0-1 FALKIRK
DUNDEE UTD 0-0 HIBS
2026: David Graham's shot for Hamilton is blocked by Hearts keeper Janos Balogh. Still 1-0 to the Jambos at Tynecastle.
2025: "Bairns for Europe! Seriously, we're on a roll now!" IroningBru on My Sport
2024: Graeme Smith saves brilliantly from Kenny Miller. Rangers haven't been able to get anything past him in a frustrating first half for the Gers.
2023: "I wonder if this first goal of the season for Christian Nade will give him a bit more confidence and we'll see him scoring a few more. I really hope so, Hearts are in desperate need of a consistent goalscorer." SDuffy_HMFC on My Sport
2022: Rangers captain Barry Ferguson looks odds-on to open the scoring at Fir Park, but Motherwell goalkeeper Graeme Smith, with Ninja-like reflexes, clears the danger.
2021: Hibs' Ross Chisholm has just made sure that Lukasz Zaluska doesn't suffer from frostbite this evening. His volley has stung the palms of the Dundee United keeper.
2020: Kilmarnock's Mehdi Taouil sends a 20-yard shot wide of Mark Brown's left-hand post in his side's first meaningful foray forward.
2019: Hearts' Christian Nade's shot is well saved by Tomas Cerny as the home side look to extend their advantage.
2018: "Kris Boyd and Kenny Miller are looking dangerous, and are causing Motherwell problems." BBC Radio Scotland pundit Billy Dodds
2015: One-goal leads for Celtic, Hearts and Falkirk so far.
Kilmarnock's Gavin Skelton is booked for clattering Celtic's Japanese midfielder. Things are hotting up at Celtic Park.
2013: Just a reminder, that you can vote for your players of the night using our player rater here
2012: Hibs striker Colin Nish tries an audacious back-heel to team-mate Derek Riordan at Tannadice, but he fails and United clear. Still goalless.
2010: Hearts defender Marius Zaliukas limping heavily after receiving treatment on a leg injury.
2007: "Re 1959: erm... Michael Stewart has three goals this season and Mikoliunas has 2. Nade is third top scorer, with no fewer that seven other guys who are also on a goal."GlasgowJambo1987 on My Sport
I stand, or sit, corrected GlasgowJambo1987. The fog of battle, I'm afraid. Thanks for putting us right.
Michael Higdon fires the visitors in front for his fifth of the season. "A bit of brilliance from Higdon, his second goal in as many games." BBC Scotland's Scott Davie
2004: GOAL
Celtic 1-0 Kilmarnock
Cillian Sheridan fires Celtic in front. The young Irishman plays a neat one-two with Scott McDonald before running clear of the Killie defence to sweep the ball past Combe.
2003: "Seventeen minutes gone at Celtic Park and Kilmarnock have yet to create a chance. It's all Celtic so far." BBC Radio Scotland pundit Chick Young
1959: Rangers striker Kris Boyd follows a Sasa Papac pass into the box, but he loses his balance and tumbles under the challenge of Bob Malcolm. The referee gives a goal-kick.
1958: Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor palms away from Keith Lasley's shot before scrambling away the rebound.
1957: "It was important that Hamilton started the game well and now they are 1-0 down with 10 minutes." BBC Radio Scotland pundit Stephen Frail at Tynecastle
1956: "Christian Nade, with his first goal for Hearts this season, is the club's joint-top scorer." BBC Radio Scotland commentator Richard Gordon
1954: GOAL
Hearts 1-0 Hamilton
Christian Nade scores his first goal since January, as he prods the ball past Tomas Cerny to fire the hosts in front at Tynecastle. The SPL mouse has awoken from his slumber!
1953: Goalmouth action is as quiet as a church mouse on a sponsored-silence. We need some goals
1951: "Looking forward to Higdon and Lovell playing up front together for Falkirk tonight. We always knock the ball around well but lack a cutting edge but this could be a useful partnership. Mon the Bairns!" Lanky-ffc on My Sport
1950: Hamilton Accies' change strip, which is on display at Tynecastle, is reminiscent of Argentina's - a foretaste of next week's friendly at Hampden between Diego Maradona's side and Scotland.
1949: Celtic striker Georgios Samaras warms up with his fellow substitutes at Celtic Park. More than a few empty seats at the game.
Shaun Maloney fires in a shot which is collected by Alan Combe.
1947: Kyle Lafferty has a shot for Rangers which Motherwell goalkeeper Graeme Smith holds comfortably at his near post.
1946: We're under way!
1943: "Tonight is a great chance for us to pull clear of Kilmarnock and Motherwell. Especially before Kilmarnock on Saturday." Lost_Arab on My Sport
Time will tell Lost_Arab. Kick-off approaches at our five SPL grounds. Here's hoping for goals and incidents aplenty!
1939: "A 14-team SPL isn't a bad idea. Mind you for obvious reasons, the First Division as it stands does at least manage to be unpredictable. Not really something you could say about the SPL is it?" EKullevidons on My Sport
It's difficult at the moment with SPL teams facing each other at least four times a season on league duty, isn't it?
The old economic law of diminishing returns means it's not going to be healthy to watch the same product time and again. But, in saying that, do we have strong enough clubs to expand the SPL?
1934: "Everyone keeps talking about how Killie haven't beaten Celtic for so many years. I think the Celtic bhoys may have a wee lapse in concentration due to this media and there could be an upset on the cards!" Henrik1406 on My Sport
Kilmarnock will be smarting after their drubbing at the hands of Rangers on Sunday. They'll be fired up for the game tonight, and Celtic won't get an easy game.
What about the rest of you SPL fans out there? Any Dundee United fans expecting to strengthen their grip on third spot tonight, or will Hibs secure a morale-boosting victory?
Hearts, Hamilton, Falkirk, Motherwell and Inverness fans, I want to hear your chat too!
1928: "With one or two of his big guns coming back, everything must be starting to look a lot brighter for Celtic manager Gordon Strachan." BBC Radio Scotland pundit Craig Paterson
1925: Celtic are going for their ninth consecutive league win - opponents Kilmarnock have yet to taste victory in a league game at Celtic Park since 1955. Is tonight the night for Jim Jefferies' side to end their losing streak?
1917: "Celtic to win by 2 or three; Rangers to draw at Motherwell. Dundee U to beat a woeful Hibs. Hamilton to sneak a point at Hearts; Falkirk and Inverness to play out a dull goalless draw. There - we can all go home now." Ibrokethebigscreen on My Sport
I'm beginning to worry about my predictions for tonight's games in the face of such fierce conviction. Any chance you could stick a lottery ticket on for me this weekend?
What do you think of those line-ups? Give me your pearls of wisdom here
1855: Anyone interested in some fiery pre-match chat? I can point you towards BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound - the merits, or otherwise, of a Great Britain football team at the Olympics are being hotly debated.
1845: What better way to warm the cockles on a cold Wednesday evening in November than to take in some blistering SPL action? We've got five games for your delectation.
Celtic and Rangers face Kilmarnock and Motherwell respectively, while third-placed Dundee United are looking to continue their superb start to the season with victory over Hibernian.
Elsewhere, fifth-placed Hearts can leapfrog Aberdeen if they take maximum points at home to Hamilton Accies and Inverness CT are at home to Falkirk.
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