Kilmarnock climbed off the bottom of the Scottish Premiership after a dramatic 3-2 home victory against Motherwell. Greg Kiltie was the hero, scoring twice to inflict a fifth consecutive defeat on Motherwell, who now join Kilmarnock in the bottom three, one point above Hibernian.
Motherwell initially recovered from Kiltie's second-minute opener with goals from Alex Lowry and Seb Palmer-Houlden. However, Tyreece John-Jules equalised before Kiltie netted the 69th-minute winner.
Elsewhere, Falkirk secured a 2-1 win at Hibernian, with Jacob Murrell putting them 2-0 ahead before an Owen Elding goal for Hibs. Aberdeen returned to winning ways, beating St Mirren 3-1, moving them above their opponents who have also lost five straight matches. Brad Lyons, Kevin Nisbet, and Ayoub Mouloua scored for Aberdeen.
Dundee United earned a 1-1 draw at St Johnstone thanks to Lyall Cameron's 79th-minute strike. St Johnstone had led through Josh Fowler's sixth goal of the Premiership campaign.