We'll start looking forward to that kick-off at Rugby Park while also bringing you reaction from the four Premiership games just finished.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at St Mirren Park

Dundee United's performance was at a level you can only applaud as Jim Goodwin returned to the dugout. Clinical, inventive and in almost total control.

They absolutely deserved the win and the margin of it after delivering a display that will no doubt delight their manager and the travelling support.

St Mirren just didn't look like the team that started this season so strongly. No shots directly on target in the game says it all as they were well beaten.

Wow. What a finish at McDiarmid Park.

The St Johnstone players are still buzzing after that stoppage-time free-kick from Enes Alic.

That could be a big point for St Johnstone. Falkirk look deflated.

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Motherwell lose their third Premiership game in a row as Dundee make the most of two goalkeeping mistakes to clinch victory at a blustery Dens Park.

Joe Westley, playing with a fractured cheekbone amid a Dundee injury crisis, scored from the spot after a harsh handball penalty was given against Emmanuel Longelo.

Alex Paulsen got two hands to Westley's spot-kick, but the ball still squirmed into the net, and he then allowed Bradley Fink's header to evade him.

Alex Lowry got a goal back for the visitors, but the hosts held on.

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A much better second-half showing from Hibs earns them a draw under caretaker boss John Potter and they halt their home run at six straight losses in the league.

Martin Boyle's penalty earned a point after Jack Milne bundled over Jason Kerr.

Kevin Nisbet had given the Dons a first-half lead with a neat finish. Stephen Robinson's side are unbeaten in three in the league but will be frustrated at how cheaply they gave away the penalty.

Both sides played their part but were let down by the quality in the final third.

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What a welcome back for Dundee United boss Jim Goodwin following his health worries.

His side were dominant for the entirety of the game and scored some nice goals too.

St Mirren were far from their best and failed to threaten Jack Walton in the United goal.

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Two players are down here in the box, as Dundee goalkeeper clatters Eythor Bjorgolfsson when trying to collect a cross.

The Icelandic striker gets a touch to the ball first. I wonder what the decision will be here...

Either side could win this and yet there is a lack of quality from both in the final third.

Will we get a final twist?

Goalkeeper Owen Goodman has to take evasive action as a Dundee clearance is hooked into the sky and almost drops into the net.

It actually comes off the bar. Corner for Motherwell.

Josh Farquhar does really well to get to the byeline and cut the ball back into the area, but Jake Young's effort bobbles off two United defenders then goes over the crossbar.

Kilmarnock: Ferrie, Brandon, Stanger, McCarthy, Schjonning-Larsen, Lowery, Rice, Ring, Kiltie, John-Jules, Hugill.

Substitutes: Armour, O'Hara, McKenzie, Meier, Clescenco, Owen, Tshibola, Burke, Bowie.

Heart of Midlothian: Reus, Borchgrevink, McCart, Findlay, Kingsley, Miller, Magnusson, Mendy, McPake, Braga, Wilson.

Substitutes: Fulton, Ageu, Williams, Milne, Guendouz, Altena, Kerjota, Dhanda, Mato.

Zidane Iqbal makes way to a standing ovation from United supporters.

The Iraq midfielder is replaced with Panutche Camara.

A couple of changes for both sides.

For the hosts, Luke Thomas replaces Eseosa Sule, while Josh Farquhar is on for Ismeal Kabia.

For United, Jesse Randall and Lyall Cameron make way for Abdoulaye Yoro and Neil Faruggia.