Top played bottom with Rangers running out comfortable winners over St Johnstone at Ibrox with Saints having now scored just nine goals in 17 games. Alfredo Morelos and Ryan Kent gave Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s men the three points.
In Dingwall it looked like Celtic were set to fall six points behind their rivals when second top met second bottom. Jack Baldwin equalised Liel Abada’s first-half strike. Then, in the 97th minute, Anthony Ralston sparked exuberant scenes with a late winner.
Both results keep it tight at the top and bottom.
Meanwhile, there was a big game in the SWPL1 as Hearts and Hibs met at Tynecastle Park in front of a crowd of more than 3,500. The visitors ran out 3-1 winners.
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5. Ramsay in demand
Aberdeen starlet Calvin Ramsay is being monitored by a host of top English Premier League clubs. Liverpool, Leicester City, Everton and Manchester United are all understood to be aware of the teenage defender’s qualities. While there have been no offers yet, Dons chairman Dave Cormack knows the value of the player. He said: “Look at the data and all the clubs look at the same (scouting) systems. He is in the elite upper bracket, right up there, for a young right-back in Europe.” (Daily Record) Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group
6. Hibs battle Celtic for striker
Hibs are battling Celtic for the signing of teenage Irish striker Johnny Kenny. The 18-year-old is contracted to Sligo Rovers until 2024 and is highly-regarded with 11 goals in 23 starts in the recent league season. A number of English clubs are also keen but Kenny was at Easter Road this week to watch Hibs beat Dundee 1-0. (Evening News) Photo: Ross Parker - SNS Group
7. Celtic linked with international defender
Celtic have been linked with a move for former Manchester United defender Paddy McNair. The Northern Ireland centre-back is a key player for English Championship side Middlesbrough and Celtic would likely have a tough time in signing him. Boro boss Chris Wiler said: "Paddy is a really good player and is somebody we want to keep and we want to build around because he’s got all the attributes." (Teeside Live) Photo: SNS Group Alan Harvey
8. Rangers could recall McPake
Rangers could recall Josh McPake from his loan spell with Morecambe in the January window and find another club for the attacker. The 20-year-old has made just seven appearances having suffered an ankle injury. A number of clubs down south would be interested in taking him on loan, while a move to a Scottish side has not been ruled out. (Daily Record) Photo: Mark Scates - SNS Group