There will be more live Scottish football coverage tomorrow with five games scheduled in the Premiership, including leaders Aberdeen's trip to Motherwell.
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Rangers have reduced Hearts' lead at the top of the Championship to 13 points and are now six points clear of Hibernian and Queen of the South.
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So, goals in all of today's Scottish league fixtures, with most coming in the Championship.
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Scottish Championship
Cowdenbeath 0-1 Raith Rovers
Falkirk 1-0 Alloa Athletic
Hearts 1-1 Hibernian
Queen of the South 3-1 Livingston
Rangers 3-1 Dumbarton
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Scottish League One
Ayr United 0-2 Stranraer
Dunfermline 1-1 Peterhead
Forfar Athletic 0-2 Brechin City
Greenock Morton 0-1 Airdrieonians
Stenhousemuir 1-2 Stirling Albion
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Scottish League Two
Albion Rovers 2-0 Annan Athletic
Abroath 2-2 Montrose
Berwick Rangers 3-0 East Stirlingshire
Queen's Park 1-1 Clyde
GOAL
Rangers 3-1 Dumbarton
Dean Shiels drills home Nicky Clark's pass to give Rangers a late third.
GOAL
Queen's Park 1-1 Clyde
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden
"Darren Miller scores an injury-time penalty for Queen's Park after referee Kevin Graham spotted a foul in a crowded box at a corner!"
FULL-TIME
Today's Scottish games are drawing to a close.
GOAL
Cowdenbeath 0-1 Raith Rovers (Nade)
Christian Nade heads in Mark Stewart's cross to give Raith a late lead at Central Park.
HITS THE WOODWORK
Rangers 2-1 Dumbarton
A Jon Daly header comes back off the frame of the goal at Ibrox.
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Queen of the South 3-1 Livingston
Queens are well on their way to victory against Livingston.
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GOAL
Forfar Athletic 0-2 Brechin City
Alan Trouten doubles Brechin's lead at Station Park.
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Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Peterhead
Dunfermline are down to 10 men after Andy Geggan was sent off for serious foul play.
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Cowdenbeath 0-0 Raith Rovers
The match at Central Park remains the only goalless game in Scottish league football today.
GOAL
Queen of the South 3-1 Livingston
Iain Russell extends Queens' lead at Palmerston.
GOAL
Arbroath 2-2 Montrose
Stephen Day draws Montrose level after they had trailed by two.
GOAL
Ayr United 0-2 Stranraer
Jamie Longworth doubles Stranraer's lead.
GOAL
Arbroath 2-1 Montrose
A Scott McBride own goal reduces Montrose's deficit.
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Sportscene is underway on BBC One Scotland. You can watch it here using the 'Live Coverage' tab.
GOAL
Queen of the South 2-1 Livingston
Derek Lyle gets the connection to put Queen in front a second time against Livi.
GOAL
Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Peterhead
Rory McAllister calmly converts from 12 yards to bring Peterhead level.
PENALTY
Dunfermline Athletic 1-0 Peterhead
Peterhead have a penalty at East End Park.
GOALS
Scottish League Two
Albion Rovers 1-0 Annan Athletic (Marc McKenzie)
Arbroath 2-0 Montrose 0 (Simon Murray)
GOAL
Queen's Park 0-1 Clyde
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden
"Clyde score with their first real chance of the game! Iain Gray pops up at the back post to poke in Gerry Traynor's corner, making Queen's Park pay for their first-half profligacy.
"Clyde manager Barry Ferguson now a happy man on the sidelines of the Hampden turf."
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Rangers 2-1 Dumbarton
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"Great run and shot by Kenny Miller, but it drifts narrowly wide. You feel Rangers need at least another goal to make the points safe."
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Queen of the South 1-1 Livingston
Queens goalkeeper Zander Clark has to be substituted after coming into collision with the frame of the goal during a crowded penalty-box incident. James Atkinson comes on in his place.
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Queen's Park are back playing at Hampden, facing Clyde today.
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GOAL
Berwick Rangers 3-0 East Stirlingshire
Ross Drummond extends Berwick's lead against East Stirlingshire.
GOAL
Greenock Morton 0-1 Airdrieonians
James Lister turns the ball over the line for a simple goal and the opener for Airdrie.
KICK-OFF
Matches throughout the country are resuming.
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Queen of the South 1-1 Livingston
Jordan White drew Livingston level at Queen of the South.
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Queen's Park 0-0 Clyde
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden
"Goal-less at the national stadium at half-time but plenty goalmouth action. Unfortunately for Barry Ferguson's Clyde, it's all been one-way traffic, with Queen's Park having a Paul Woods goal disallowed for offside before the same right winger hit the post minutes later.
"Over 2,000 fans here for the Spiders' first game at Hampden for 14 months. An excellent attendance roughly four times their average home gate."
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Scottish League Two
Albion Rovers 0-0 Annan Athletic
Arbroath 1-0 Montrose
Berwick Rangers 2-0 East Stirlingshire
Queen's Park 0-0 Clyde
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Rangers 2-1 Dumbarton
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"Rangers hold a deserved lead thanks to goals from Jon Daly and Lee Wallace but they'd looked shaky early on and fell behind to Andy Graham's close-range effort."
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Scottish League One
Ayr United 0-1 Stranraer
Dunfermline Athletic 1-0 Peterhead
Forfar Athletic 0-1 Brechin City
Greenock Morton 0-0 Airdrieonians
Stenhousemuir 1-2 Stirling Albion
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Scottish Championship
Cowdenbeath 0-0 Raith Rovers
Falkirk 1-0 Alloa Athletic
Queen of the South 1-1 Livingston
Rangers 2-1 Dumbarton
HALF-TIME
Games now reaching the interval.
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Rangers 2-1 Dumbarton
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"Lee Wallace picks the ball up on the edge of the Dumbarton box, turns and fires in off Danny Rogers' far post from just inside the area."
GOAL
Rangers 2-1 Dumbarton
Lee Wallace's deflected shot puts Rangers in front for the first time.
GOAL
Ayr United 0-1 Stranraer
Craig Malcolm puts Stranraer ahead against Ayr.
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Rangers 1-1 Dumbarton
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"David Templeton sees a shot take a massive deflection, but with the keeper going the wrong way, the ball flies narrowly wide and the corner comes to nothing."
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Jim Benjamin on Facebook: "I wish I supported Berwick rangers right now"
GOAL
Queen of the South 1-1 Livingston
Jordan White takes advantage of a mistake in the Queens defence to divert the ball into the net and draw Livi level.
GOAL
Stenhousemuir 1-2 Stirling Albion
Colin McMenamin pulls one back for Stenny against Stirling.
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Falkirk 1-0 Alloa Athletic
Falkirk are forced into a goalkeeper changed Jamie MacDonald is injured in a challenge with Greig Spence. Graham Bowman comes on for the Bairns.
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bringthemonjpn: "A must win game for Rangers. Get Boyd off the bench. #bbcscotfootball"
GOAL
Berwick Rangers 2-0 East Stirlingshire
Steven Notman doubles Berwick's lead against Shire.
GREAT SAVE!
Rangers 1-1 Dumbarton
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"Good save by Danny Rogers to push Jon Daly's header over the bar following a well-delivered free-kick from Kyle Hutton. Rangers now on top."
GOAL
Stenhousemuir 0-2 Stirling Albion
Gordon Smith nets Stirling's second following Craig Comrie's opener.
GOAL
Queen of the South 1-0 Livingston
Andy Dowie powers in a header to give Queens the lead in the Championship.
GOAL
Berwick Rangers 1-0 East Stirlingshire
Scott Maxwell has given Berwick the lead against East Stirlingshire.
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Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"Danny Rogers plucked the ball out of the air before it finds his top corner from Stevie Smith's 25-yard free kick for Rangers."
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Melvin J Bragg on Twitter: "Evidence, if any were required, that unless Dave King can play centre half, he won't solve RFC's problems"
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Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"A terrific cross from Stevie Smith from the left is deflected off a defender onto the chest of Jon Daly and into the net for a swift Rangers equaliser."
GOAL
Rangers 1-1 Dumbarton
Jon Daly levels for Rangers but the striker did not too much about it as he diverted Steven Smith's cross into the net.
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Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"Dumbarton increase the misery for Rangers on the park as they take what is arguably a deserved lead at Ibrox. Defender Andy Graham scrambles the ball into the net as Rangers failed to clear a deep corner. Moments later Colin Nish heads straight at Steve Simonsen."
GOAL
Dunfermline 1-0 Peterhead
Ross Forbes beats Graeme Smith from a free-kick and edges the Pars into the lead in League One.
GOAL
Falkirk 1-0 Alloa Athletic
Rory Loy collects Blair Alston's pass and curls the ball into the net for Falkirk's opener.
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Andy Graham has in fact been credited with Dumbarton's opening goal at Ibrox.
GOAL
Rangers 0-1 Dumbarton
Andy Graham forces the ball towards goal and puts the Sons ahead at Ibrox.
GOAL
Forfar Athletic 0-1 Brechin City
Jamie Masson gives Brechin the lead against Forfar. Masson is due to return to Aberdeen following a loan spell.
Football returns to Hampden Park today with Queen's Park back at their home ground following the stadium's use during the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. The Spiders are facing Clyde.
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Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"Much healthier crowd inside Ibrox today. That might be partly down to the commemoration of the anniversary of the Ibrox disaster.
"But I suspect there are a few fans who've come along buoyed by the recent share purchases by Dave King and The Three Bears."
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A minute's silence has taken place before the Rangers v Dumbarton match in memory of the Ibrox disaster in 1971. A minute's silence also took place at Ochilview following the death this week of Stenhousemuir player Kyle Docherty. Stenny play Stirling Albion today.
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Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden
"It's a return to 'home sweet home' for Queen's Park today as they get back to playing their football at Hampden for the first time since November 2013.
"Since then, 2014 Commonwealth Games set-up and clear-up has meant the Spiders have played their home matches at Airdrie's Excelsior Stadium.
"But now they're back to their Mount Florida roots, and what better way to celebrate that than with a League Two derby against longstanding rivals Clyde - managed by former Scotland and Rangers captain Barry Ferguson."
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The rest of today's matches are getting underway.
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Today's result in the Edinburgh derby means Rangers can reduce Hearts' lead to 13 points if they beat Dumbarton. A win for the Ibrox side would also take them six points clear of Hibernian.
We'll get some reaction from the Edinburgh derby during the course of the afternoon but let's turn attention to the 15:00 GMT matches.
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It was a better first half at Tynecastle with two excellent goals and some good chances. A lot of fouls after the break prevented either side building up much momentum.
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Hearts 1-1 Hibernian
It finishes a goal apiece between Edinburgh's two great rivals for the second match running. Hearts maintain their unbeaten league run but their winning run at home in the league comes to an end. Hibs are now unbeaten in four.
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Gary Oliver takes over from James Keatings in the Hearts line-up.
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The game enters three minutes of stoppage time.
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Scott Robinson replaces Prince Buaben for Hearts.
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Martin Boyle tries to get on the end of a cross into the Hearts box but Adam Eckersley gets the ball back to his keeper. Boyle claims for a foul but it is in vain.
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Larry Nieto on Facebook: "Go on Hearts, win this one."
YELLOW CARD
Hibs midfielder Scott Allan commits a foul and becomes the latest player to be booked.
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Callum Booth runs on to a loose ball and tries to lift a shot towards goal but it is blocked by the Hearts defence. Moments later Booth delivers low from the right and some frantic defending from the hosts gets the ball clear.
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Now both goalscorers have been substituted. Jason Cummings comes off and Martin Boyle, who has joined Hibs on loan from Dundee, comes on for his debut.
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Anne White on Facebook: "Come on the boys in green and white - you can do it!"
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Liam Fontaine manages to get Adam Eckersley's cross into the Hibs box. Fine defending.
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Richard (Riz) Harcus: "Come on Hibs! Just finish this! GGTTH from Singapore #bbcscotfootball"
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Crosses come into the Hearts box from both sides but the hosts' defence keeps getting it clear.
YELLOW CARD
Alim Ozturk is cautioned for his tackle on Hibs' Scott Allan.
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Anonymous: "As a Hearts fan I am ashamed of our players going down easy, they're no diving but it's a slippery slope... Win the right way Hearts!"
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Momentary lapse from Mark Oxley as he fails to gather Callum Paterson's low cross at the first attempt but the Hibs keeper soon recovers.
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nik kersdown on Twitter: "c'mon the hibees, from the thailand hibs supporters club"
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tom and 20 others: "Just beat them hibs - no nearlys, no if onlys, just beat them. #bbcscotfootball"
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Another last-ditch clearance in the Hearts box. This time Alim Ozturk slides in to cut out Dominique Malonga's low centre.
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Hearts goalscorer Jamie Walker comes off and Billy King comes on from the bench.
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Callum Paterson is able to continue and takes his place at right-back.
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Twenty minutes remaining in the Edinburgh derby.
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And Paterson is now receiving after stretching out his right leg to make that clearance.
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Vital clearance from Callum Paterson prevents Scott Allan's cross reaching Dominique Malonga. The Hearts player may well have stopped his side going behind again.
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Sam Nicholson heads over the Hibs crossbar from Adam Eckersley's inviting delivery.
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Hibs withdraw Danny Handling and Dylan McGeouch comes on.
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Callum Paterson's header from Sam Nicholson's deep corner lands on the roof of the Hibernian net.
PENALTY APPEAL
Another penalty appeal after Lewis Stevenson closes down Jamie Walker in the corner of the Hibs box. No award on this occasion either.
TWITTER COMMENTS
bringthemonjpn: "Building up to be a smash and grab last 15 minutes match. Watch the subs bench."
Scott: "Hibs to win with Cummings goal and him sent off with another celebration"
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With the amount of fouls permeating this match and five players already booked, one wonders if both managers may make changes to ensure they keep 11 players on the pitch.
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The New Year's Edinburgh derby has been predictably competitive.
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Now it's Hearts' turn to claim for a penalty following Scott Allan's challenge on Morgaro Gomis but play on is the verdict again from referee Steven McLean.
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Danny Handling goes down in the Hearts box after throwing himself at Lewis Stevenson's cross but the referee sees no infringement by Miguel Pallardo.
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The game is becoming punctuated with fouls and this second half lacks the fluency of the first.
YELLOW CARD
Hearts midfielder Prince Buaben goes in late on Scott Robertson and becomes the latest player to become booked.
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Joe Falconer on Facebook: "Hearts need to get pushing upfield and stop going down so easy. 'Mon the hearts"
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Sam Nicholson lifts a cross to the back post and Adam Eckersley jumps highest but his header goes wide of the Hibs goal.
KICK-OFF
Hearts get the match re-started.
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Hibs making a change at the break. Callum Booth is on for David Gray.
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Al: "#bbcscotfootball Good derby game, Hibs looking the better team, Hearts finding it difficult against a footballing side."
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ViewfromGorgie: "Thoughts on the first half? Terryfying!"
Davie Nish: "Hibs let Hearts back into game. When we press we are totally on top. #bbcscotfootball"
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James McCullough on Facebook: "my wish for 2015: referees stop booking players for celebrating important goals, both goalscorers at Tynecastle today booked for celebrating their goals, neither left the field of play, just ridiculous!!!"
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Hearts 1-1 Hibernian
Hearts will be happier with the scoreline at the break as Hibs were the better side in the first half. Opening goalscorer Jason Cummings had a great chance to make it 2-0 before Jamie Walker levelled. It's all set up for an interesting second half.
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Jamie Walker (left) celebrates his equaliser for Hearts.
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A couple of minutes until the break at Tynecastle.
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And Walker joins opening goalscorer Jason Cummings in being booked for his celebrationgs.
GOAL
Hearts 1-1 Hibernian (Walker)
An excellent strike from Jamie Walker, who worked his way in from the left before unleashing a powerful, curling shot past Mark Oxley.
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Alan: "Hearts players going down rather easily. Seems like a game plan when at home #bbcscotfootball"
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This was the moment Jason Cummings put Hibs in front.
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YELLOW CARD
Liam Craig slides in on Miguel Pallardo amidst a couple of other hefty challenges in midfielder. It's a booking for Craig as referee Steven MacLean moves in to calm things down.
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Mark Oxley is unconvincing as he gets a hand to Sam Nicholson's cross from the right and Jamie Walker retrieves only to fire into the side netting.
Ouch!
Hibs goalkeeper Mark Oxley clatters into Jamie Walker after coming out of his penalty box to kick the ball clear. Play rages on...
CLOSE!
Great chance for Hibs. The visitors retain possession with a flowing counter-attack move and Lewis Stevenson's cross finds Jason Cummings unmarked but the opening goalscorer heads wide.
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Hibs are continuing to play with confidence in the wake of that goal. Hearts still look disjointed.
YELLOW CARD
Jason Cummings also gets a booking for his celebrations.
GOAL
Hearts 0-1 Hibernian (Cummings)
It's been coming and now Hibs after the opening goal. A superb cross from Scott Allan finds Jason Cummings at the back post and the forward delicately sticks out his left foot to apply the finish.
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Loud groans from the home fans after Morgaro Gomis over-hits a pass and the ball goes out of play.
Ouch!
Jamie Walker is able to continue after receiving treatment. The Hearts player took a sore one after jumping for a high ball with Paul Hanlon.
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Sam Nicholson's shot is blocked by Liam Fontaine in the Hibs box. First real pressure from Hearts.
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bringthemonjpn on Twitter: "Just watched Hangover 3,now football time. Hibs will be up for this one. Sun glasses on.."
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Liam Craig's tamely struck free-kick deflects up into the arms of Hearts goalkeeper Neil Alexander. That could've gone anywhere.
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Referee Steven McLean has a word with Prince Buaben after he trips Hibs midfielder Scott Allan but keeps his cards in his pocket.
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Hearts, unbeaten in the league, lead the Championship by 15 points and are 19 points ahead of Hibs, who are on a run of three straight wins.
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A bit of pushing by David Gray ends a Hibs attack after he had ventured forward from right-back to challenge for a header. A bright start from the visitors at Tynecastle.
FACEBOOK COMMENTS
Gus Graham: "Sorry, only one club in Edinburgh and it certainly ain't hibs"
Rab Sutherland: "All the best hibs for this one"
KICK-OFF
The game is underway and a mistake by Alim Ozturk gives Hibs' Jason Cummings a shot at goal but goalkeeper Neil Alexander makes the save.
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You can also watch highlights of Thursday's Scottish Premiership matches using the 'Highlights' tab.
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Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson
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"To get the victory today would be a huge step forward for us. We've had a fantastic start to the season and there's still a long where to go. We've lucky enough to have consistency. We just need to continue that focus. We want to win every game. We're set up to win the game. I would be disappointed with a draw. It wouldn't be the end of the world but I want to win."
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Hibernian manager Alan Stubbs
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"Because we're in a good vein of form, the team is picking itself. It's got the makings of a great game. The players are looking forward to it, I know I am. We're playing the best team in the league. We can be a match for them. I hope it's fiery, that's what a derby's all about it. As long as it's done in the right manner."
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Hearts v Hibernian is first up today at 12:45 GMT, with the rest of the Scottish Championship sides playing at 15:00. There's a full card in Leagues One and and four games in League Two, also at 15:00.
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The new year got off to quite a start with plenty of goals - some of them stunning - on Thursday and it's the first Edinburgh derby of 2015 this lunchtime.
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Good afternoon and welcome to Saturday's live Scottish football coverage.
Live Reporting
Andy Campbell
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Time for me to go. Have a good evening.
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Please join us again then.
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There will be more live Scottish football coverage tomorrow with five games scheduled in the Premiership, including leaders Aberdeen's trip to Motherwell.
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Rangers have reduced Hearts' lead at the top of the Championship to 13 points and are now six points clear of Hibernian and Queen of the South.
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So, goals in all of today's Scottish league fixtures, with most coming in the Championship.
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Scottish Championship
Cowdenbeath 0-1 Raith Rovers
Falkirk 1-0 Alloa Athletic
Hearts 1-1 Hibernian
Queen of the South 3-1 Livingston
Rangers 3-1 Dumbarton
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Scottish League One
Ayr United 0-2 Stranraer
Dunfermline 1-1 Peterhead
Forfar Athletic 0-2 Brechin City
Greenock Morton 0-1 Airdrieonians
Stenhousemuir 1-2 Stirling Albion
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Scottish League Two
Albion Rovers 2-0 Annan Athletic
Abroath 2-2 Montrose
Berwick Rangers 3-0 East Stirlingshire
Queen's Park 1-1 Clyde
GOAL
Rangers 3-1 Dumbarton
Dean Shiels drills home Nicky Clark's pass to give Rangers a late third.
GOAL
Queen's Park 1-1 Clyde
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden
"Darren Miller scores an injury-time penalty for Queen's Park after referee Kevin Graham spotted a foul in a crowded box at a corner!"
FULL-TIME
Today's Scottish games are drawing to a close.
GOAL
Cowdenbeath 0-1 Raith Rovers (Nade)
Christian Nade heads in Mark Stewart's cross to give Raith a late lead at Central Park.
HITS THE WOODWORK
Rangers 2-1 Dumbarton
A Jon Daly header comes back off the frame of the goal at Ibrox.
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Queen of the South 3-1 Livingston
Queens are well on their way to victory against Livingston.
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GOAL
Forfar Athletic 0-2 Brechin City
Alan Trouten doubles Brechin's lead at Station Park.
RED CARD
Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Peterhead
Dunfermline are down to 10 men after Andy Geggan was sent off for serious foul play.
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Cowdenbeath 0-0 Raith Rovers
The match at Central Park remains the only goalless game in Scottish league football today.
GOAL
Queen of the South 3-1 Livingston
Iain Russell extends Queens' lead at Palmerston.
GOAL
Arbroath 2-2 Montrose
Stephen Day draws Montrose level after they had trailed by two.
GOAL
Ayr United 0-2 Stranraer
Jamie Longworth doubles Stranraer's lead.
GOAL
Arbroath 2-1 Montrose
A Scott McBride own goal reduces Montrose's deficit.
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Sportscene is underway on BBC One Scotland. You can watch it here using the 'Live Coverage' tab.
GOAL
Queen of the South 2-1 Livingston
Derek Lyle gets the connection to put Queen in front a second time against Livi.
GOAL
Dunfermline Athletic 1-1 Peterhead
Rory McAllister calmly converts from 12 yards to bring Peterhead level.
PENALTY
Dunfermline Athletic 1-0 Peterhead
Peterhead have a penalty at East End Park.
GOALS
Scottish League Two
Albion Rovers 1-0 Annan Athletic (Marc McKenzie)
Arbroath 2-0 Montrose 0 (Simon Murray)
GOAL
Queen's Park 0-1 Clyde
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden
"Clyde score with their first real chance of the game! Iain Gray pops up at the back post to poke in Gerry Traynor's corner, making Queen's Park pay for their first-half profligacy.
"Clyde manager Barry Ferguson now a happy man on the sidelines of the Hampden turf."
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Rangers 2-1 Dumbarton
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"Great run and shot by Kenny Miller, but it drifts narrowly wide. You feel Rangers need at least another goal to make the points safe."
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Queen of the South 1-1 Livingston
Queens goalkeeper Zander Clark has to be substituted after coming into collision with the frame of the goal during a crowded penalty-box incident. James Atkinson comes on in his place.
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Queen's Park are back playing at Hampden, facing Clyde today.
GOAL
Berwick Rangers 3-0 East Stirlingshire
Ross Drummond extends Berwick's lead against East Stirlingshire.
GOAL
Greenock Morton 0-1 Airdrieonians
James Lister turns the ball over the line for a simple goal and the opener for Airdrie.
KICK-OFF
Matches throughout the country are resuming.
HALF-TIME
Queen of the South 1-1 Livingston
Jordan White drew Livingston level at Queen of the South.
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Queen's Park 0-0 Clyde
Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden
"Goal-less at the national stadium at half-time but plenty goalmouth action. Unfortunately for Barry Ferguson's Clyde, it's all been one-way traffic, with Queen's Park having a Paul Woods goal disallowed for offside before the same right winger hit the post minutes later.
"Over 2,000 fans here for the Spiders' first game at Hampden for 14 months. An excellent attendance roughly four times their average home gate."
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Scottish League Two
Albion Rovers 0-0 Annan Athletic
Arbroath 1-0 Montrose
Berwick Rangers 2-0 East Stirlingshire
Queen's Park 0-0 Clyde
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Rangers 2-1 Dumbarton
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"Rangers hold a deserved lead thanks to goals from Jon Daly and Lee Wallace but they'd looked shaky early on and fell behind to Andy Graham's close-range effort."
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Scottish League One
Ayr United 0-1 Stranraer
Dunfermline Athletic 1-0 Peterhead
Forfar Athletic 0-1 Brechin City
Greenock Morton 0-0 Airdrieonians
Stenhousemuir 1-2 Stirling Albion
HALF-TIME
Scottish Championship
Cowdenbeath 0-0 Raith Rovers
Falkirk 1-0 Alloa Athletic
Queen of the South 1-1 Livingston
Rangers 2-1 Dumbarton
HALF-TIME
Games now reaching the interval.
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Rangers 2-1 Dumbarton
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"Lee Wallace picks the ball up on the edge of the Dumbarton box, turns and fires in off Danny Rogers' far post from just inside the area."
GOAL
Rangers 2-1 Dumbarton
Lee Wallace's deflected shot puts Rangers in front for the first time.
GOAL
Ayr United 0-1 Stranraer
Craig Malcolm puts Stranraer ahead against Ayr.
CLOSE!
Rangers 1-1 Dumbarton
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"David Templeton sees a shot take a massive deflection, but with the keeper going the wrong way, the ball flies narrowly wide and the corner comes to nothing."
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Jim Benjamin on Facebook: "I wish I supported Berwick rangers right now"
GOAL
Queen of the South 1-1 Livingston
Jordan White takes advantage of a mistake in the Queens defence to divert the ball into the net and draw Livi level.
GOAL
Stenhousemuir 1-2 Stirling Albion
Colin McMenamin pulls one back for Stenny against Stirling.
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Falkirk 1-0 Alloa Athletic
Falkirk are forced into a goalkeeper changed Jamie MacDonald is injured in a challenge with Greig Spence. Graham Bowman comes on for the Bairns.
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bringthemonjpn: "A must win game for Rangers. Get Boyd off the bench. #bbcscotfootball"
GOAL
Berwick Rangers 2-0 East Stirlingshire
Steven Notman doubles Berwick's lead against Shire.
GREAT SAVE!
Rangers 1-1 Dumbarton
Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"Good save by Danny Rogers to push Jon Daly's header over the bar following a well-delivered free-kick from Kyle Hutton. Rangers now on top."
GOAL
Stenhousemuir 0-2 Stirling Albion
Gordon Smith nets Stirling's second following Craig Comrie's opener.
GOAL
Queen of the South 1-0 Livingston
Andy Dowie powers in a header to give Queens the lead in the Championship.
GOAL
Berwick Rangers 1-0 East Stirlingshire
Scott Maxwell has given Berwick the lead against East Stirlingshire.
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Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"Danny Rogers plucked the ball out of the air before it finds his top corner from Stevie Smith's 25-yard free kick for Rangers."
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Melvin J Bragg on Twitter: "Evidence, if any were required, that unless Dave King can play centre half, he won't solve RFC's problems"
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Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"A terrific cross from Stevie Smith from the left is deflected off a defender onto the chest of Jon Daly and into the net for a swift Rangers equaliser."
GOAL
Rangers 1-1 Dumbarton
Jon Daly levels for Rangers but the striker did not too much about it as he diverted Steven Smith's cross into the net.
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Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"Dumbarton increase the misery for Rangers on the park as they take what is arguably a deserved lead at Ibrox. Defender Andy Graham scrambles the ball into the net as Rangers failed to clear a deep corner. Moments later Colin Nish heads straight at Steve Simonsen."
GOAL
Dunfermline 1-0 Peterhead
Ross Forbes beats Graeme Smith from a free-kick and edges the Pars into the lead in League One.
GOAL
Falkirk 1-0 Alloa Athletic
Rory Loy collects Blair Alston's pass and curls the ball into the net for Falkirk's opener.
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Andy Graham has in fact been credited with Dumbarton's opening goal at Ibrox.
GOAL
Rangers 0-1 Dumbarton
Andy Graham forces the ball towards goal and puts the Sons ahead at Ibrox.
GOAL
Forfar Athletic 0-1 Brechin City
Jamie Masson gives Brechin the lead against Forfar. Masson is due to return to Aberdeen following a loan spell.
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Football returns to Hampden Park today with Queen's Park back at their home ground following the stadium's use during the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. The Spiders are facing Clyde.
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Alasdair Lamont
BBC Scotland at Ibrox
"Much healthier crowd inside Ibrox today. That might be partly down to the commemoration of the anniversary of the Ibrox disaster.
"But I suspect there are a few fans who've come along buoyed by the recent share purchases by Dave King and The Three Bears."
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A minute's silence has taken place before the Rangers v Dumbarton match in memory of the Ibrox disaster in 1971. A minute's silence also took place at Ochilview following the death this week of Stenhousemuir player Kyle Docherty. Stenny play Stirling Albion today.
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Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden
"It's a return to 'home sweet home' for Queen's Park today as they get back to playing their football at Hampden for the first time since November 2013.
"Since then, 2014 Commonwealth Games set-up and clear-up has meant the Spiders have played their home matches at Airdrie's Excelsior Stadium.
"But now they're back to their Mount Florida roots, and what better way to celebrate that than with a League Two derby against longstanding rivals Clyde - managed by former Scotland and Rangers captain Barry Ferguson."
KICK-OFF
The rest of today's matches are getting underway.
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Today's result in the Edinburgh derby means Rangers can reduce Hearts' lead to 13 points if they beat Dumbarton. A win for the Ibrox side would also take them six points clear of Hibernian.
LINE-UPS FROM PALMERSTON
Queen of South: Alexander Clark, Dowie, Durnan, Higgins, Holt, Kidd, McShane, Russell, Carmichael, Reilly, Lyle. Subs: Baird, Paton, Dzierzawski, Atkinson, Hooper, Aidan Smith, Pickard.
Livingston: Jamieson, Fordyce, Mensing, Gallacher, Rutherford, Hippolyte, Kyle Jacobs, O'Brien, Glen, White, Mullen. Subs: Sives, Ogleby, Robertson, Praprotnik, Beaumont, McKenna, Grant.
Referee: Greg Aitken.
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Karl Miller on Twitter: "what a great game and refreshing to see some good tackling without diving and writhing about in agony"
Adullamite on Twitter: "Hearts play all the football, Hibs get all the luck! Hearts still the BIg Team, Hibs the wee team."
HBAF on Twitter: "It was garbage. 2 poor sides"
John Ferguson on Facebook: "How many times was Scott Allan fouled ?"
Michael McLaughlin on Facebook: "Will the Hearts fans complain to the ref about their own players diving ? Isn't that cheating?"
LINE-UPS FROM THE FALKIRK STADIUM
Falkirk: MacDonald, Duffie, McCracken, Peter Grant, Leahy, Vaulks, Taiwo, Bia Bi, Sibbald, Alston, Loy. Subs: Smith, Bowman, Dick, Thomas Grant, Shepherd, Muirhead, Kerr.
Alloa Athletic: McDowall, Doyle, Gordon, Benedictus, Meggatt, Cawley, McCord, Holmes, Docherty, Spence, Buchanan. Subs: Tiffoney, Simmons, Ferns, Marr, Hetherington, Couser.
Referee: George Salmond.
LINE-UPS FROM CENTRAL PARK
Cowdenbeath: Robbie Thomson, Miller, Brownlie, Wedderburn, Halsman, O'Brien, Campbell, Marshall, Milne, Robertson, Sean Higgins. Subs: Sutherland, Kane, Johnston, Lynas, Sneddon, Hughes, Scullion.
Raith Rovers: McGurn, Thomson, Watson, Hill, McKeown, Anderson, Callachan, Scott, Conroy, Stewart, Elliot. Subs: Perry, Fox, Moon, Vaughan, Laidlaw, Nade, Barr.
Referee: Don Robertson.
LINE-UPS FROM IBROX
Rangers: Simonsen, Foster, McGregor, McCulloch, Wallace, Templeton, Hutton, Law, Smith, Miller, Daly. Subs: Aird, Black, Clark, Boyd, Faure, Shiels, Robinson.
Dumbarton: Rogers, van Zanten, Graham, Mair, Linton, Agnew, Fleming, Turner, Campbell, Kane, Nish. Subs: Gilhaney, Megginson, Taggart, Donald McCallum, Ewings, Whitefield.
Referee: Brian Colvin.
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We'll get some reaction from the Edinburgh derby during the course of the afternoon but let's turn attention to the 15:00 GMT matches.
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It was a better first half at Tynecastle with two excellent goals and some good chances. A lot of fouls after the break prevented either side building up much momentum.
FULL-TIME
Hearts 1-1 Hibernian
It finishes a goal apiece between Edinburgh's two great rivals for the second match running. Hearts maintain their unbeaten league run but their winning run at home in the league comes to an end. Hibs are now unbeaten in four.
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Gary Oliver takes over from James Keatings in the Hearts line-up.
ADDED TIME
The game enters three minutes of stoppage time.
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Scott Robinson replaces Prince Buaben for Hearts.
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Martin Boyle tries to get on the end of a cross into the Hearts box but Adam Eckersley gets the ball back to his keeper. Boyle claims for a foul but it is in vain.
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Larry Nieto on Facebook: "Go on Hearts, win this one."
YELLOW CARD
Hibs midfielder Scott Allan commits a foul and becomes the latest player to be booked.
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Callum Booth runs on to a loose ball and tries to lift a shot towards goal but it is blocked by the Hearts defence. Moments later Booth delivers low from the right and some frantic defending from the hosts gets the ball clear.
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Now both goalscorers have been substituted. Jason Cummings comes off and Martin Boyle, who has joined Hibs on loan from Dundee, comes on for his debut.
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Anne White on Facebook: "Come on the boys in green and white - you can do it!"
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Liam Fontaine manages to get Adam Eckersley's cross into the Hibs box. Fine defending.
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Richard (Riz) Harcus: "Come on Hibs! Just finish this! GGTTH from Singapore #bbcscotfootball"
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Crosses come into the Hearts box from both sides but the hosts' defence keeps getting it clear.
YELLOW CARD
Alim Ozturk is cautioned for his tackle on Hibs' Scott Allan.
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Anonymous: "As a Hearts fan I am ashamed of our players going down easy, they're no diving but it's a slippery slope... Win the right way Hearts!"
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Momentary lapse from Mark Oxley as he fails to gather Callum Paterson's low cross at the first attempt but the Hibs keeper soon recovers.
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nik kersdown on Twitter: "c'mon the hibees, from the thailand hibs supporters club"
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tom and 20 others: "Just beat them hibs - no nearlys, no if onlys, just beat them. #bbcscotfootball"
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Another last-ditch clearance in the Hearts box. This time Alim Ozturk slides in to cut out Dominique Malonga's low centre.
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Hearts goalscorer Jamie Walker comes off and Billy King comes on from the bench.
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Callum Paterson is able to continue and takes his place at right-back.
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Twenty minutes remaining in the Edinburgh derby.
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And Paterson is now receiving after stretching out his right leg to make that clearance.
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Vital clearance from Callum Paterson prevents Scott Allan's cross reaching Dominique Malonga. The Hearts player may well have stopped his side going behind again.
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Sam Nicholson heads over the Hibs crossbar from Adam Eckersley's inviting delivery.
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Anonymous: "It's getting embarrassing re the hearts players diving !!!!!!! Exaggerating every foul"
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Hibs withdraw Danny Handling and Dylan McGeouch comes on.
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Callum Paterson's header from Sam Nicholson's deep corner lands on the roof of the Hibernian net.
PENALTY APPEAL
Another penalty appeal after Lewis Stevenson closes down Jamie Walker in the corner of the Hibs box. No award on this occasion either.
TWITTER COMMENTS
bringthemonjpn: "Building up to be a smash and grab last 15 minutes match. Watch the subs bench."
Scott: "Hibs to win with Cummings goal and him sent off with another celebration"
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With the amount of fouls permeating this match and five players already booked, one wonders if both managers may make changes to ensure they keep 11 players on the pitch.
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The New Year's Edinburgh derby has been predictably competitive.
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Now it's Hearts' turn to claim for a penalty following Scott Allan's challenge on Morgaro Gomis but play on is the verdict again from referee Steven McLean.
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Danny Handling goes down in the Hearts box after throwing himself at Lewis Stevenson's cross but the referee sees no infringement by Miguel Pallardo.
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The game is becoming punctuated with fouls and this second half lacks the fluency of the first.
YELLOW CARD
Hearts midfielder Prince Buaben goes in late on Scott Robertson and becomes the latest player to become booked.
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Joe Falconer on Facebook: "Hearts need to get pushing upfield and stop going down so easy. 'Mon the hearts"
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Sam Nicholson lifts a cross to the back post and Adam Eckersley jumps highest but his header goes wide of the Hibs goal.
KICK-OFF
Hearts get the match re-started.
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Hibs making a change at the break. Callum Booth is on for David Gray.
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Al: "#bbcscotfootball Good derby game, Hibs looking the better team, Hearts finding it difficult against a footballing side."
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ViewfromGorgie: "Thoughts on the first half? Terryfying!"
Davie Nish: "Hibs let Hearts back into game. When we press we are totally on top. #bbcscotfootball"
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James McCullough on Facebook: "my wish for 2015: referees stop booking players for celebrating important goals, both goalscorers at Tynecastle today booked for celebrating their goals, neither left the field of play, just ridiculous!!!"
HALF-TIME
Hearts 1-1 Hibernian
Hearts will be happier with the scoreline at the break as Hibs were the better side in the first half. Opening goalscorer Jason Cummings had a great chance to make it 2-0 before Jamie Walker levelled. It's all set up for an interesting second half.
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Jamie Walker (left) celebrates his equaliser for Hearts.
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A couple of minutes until the break at Tynecastle.
YELLOW CARD
And Walker joins opening goalscorer Jason Cummings in being booked for his celebrationgs.
GOAL
Hearts 1-1 Hibernian (Walker)
An excellent strike from Jamie Walker, who worked his way in from the left before unleashing a powerful, curling shot past Mark Oxley.
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Alan: "Hearts players going down rather easily. Seems like a game plan when at home #bbcscotfootball"
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This was the moment Jason Cummings put Hibs in front.
YELLOW CARD
Liam Craig slides in on Miguel Pallardo amidst a couple of other hefty challenges in midfielder. It's a booking for Craig as referee Steven MacLean moves in to calm things down.
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Mark Oxley is unconvincing as he gets a hand to Sam Nicholson's cross from the right and Jamie Walker retrieves only to fire into the side netting.
Ouch!
Hibs goalkeeper Mark Oxley clatters into Jamie Walker after coming out of his penalty box to kick the ball clear. Play rages on...
CLOSE!
Great chance for Hibs. The visitors retain possession with a flowing counter-attack move and Lewis Stevenson's cross finds Jason Cummings unmarked but the opening goalscorer heads wide.
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Hibs are continuing to play with confidence in the wake of that goal. Hearts still look disjointed.
YELLOW CARD
Jason Cummings also gets a booking for his celebrations.
GOAL
Hearts 0-1 Hibernian (Cummings)
It's been coming and now Hibs after the opening goal. A superb cross from Scott Allan finds Jason Cummings at the back post and the forward delicately sticks out his left foot to apply the finish.
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Loud groans from the home fans after Morgaro Gomis over-hits a pass and the ball goes out of play.
Ouch!
Jamie Walker is able to continue after receiving treatment. The Hearts player took a sore one after jumping for a high ball with Paul Hanlon.
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Sam Nicholson's shot is blocked by Liam Fontaine in the Hibs box. First real pressure from Hearts.
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Liam Craig's tamely struck free-kick deflects up into the arms of Hearts goalkeeper Neil Alexander. That could've gone anywhere.
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Referee Steven McLean has a word with Prince Buaben after he trips Hibs midfielder Scott Allan but keeps his cards in his pocket.
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Hearts, unbeaten in the league, lead the Championship by 15 points and are 19 points ahead of Hibs, who are on a run of three straight wins.
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A bit of pushing by David Gray ends a Hibs attack after he had ventured forward from right-back to challenge for a header. A bright start from the visitors at Tynecastle.
FACEBOOK COMMENTS
Gus Graham: "Sorry, only one club in Edinburgh and it certainly ain't hibs"
Rab Sutherland: "All the best hibs for this one"
KICK-OFF
The game is underway and a mistake by Alim Ozturk gives Hibs' Jason Cummings a shot at goal but goalkeeper Neil Alexander makes the save.
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Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson
"To get the victory today would be a huge step forward for us. We've had a fantastic start to the season and there's still a long where to go. We've lucky enough to have consistency. We just need to continue that focus. We want to win every game. We're set up to win the game. I would be disappointed with a draw. It wouldn't be the end of the world but I want to win."
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Hibernian manager Alan Stubbs
"Because we're in a good vein of form, the team is picking itself. It's got the makings of a great game. The players are looking forward to it, I know I am. We're playing the best team in the league. We can be a match for them. I hope it's fiery, that's what a derby's all about it. As long as it's done in the right manner."
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TEAM NEWS
Hearts make two changes from last week's win over Livingston, with Miguel Pallardo and Jamie Walker drafted into the side.
Hibernian name an unchanged side following their win over Rangers last weekend.
LINE-UPS
Hearts: Alexander, Paterson, Ozturk, Wilson, Eckersley, Nicholson, Pallardo, Gomis, Buaben, Walker, Keatings. Subs: Robinson, Holt, King, Gallacher, Oliver, McKay, McGhee.
Hibernian: Oxley, Gray, Hanlon, Fontaine, Stevenson, Scott Allan, Robertson, Craig, Handling, Cummings, Malonga. Subs: Stanton, Heffernan, Booth, McGeouch, Kennedy, Perntreou, Boyle.
Referee: Steven McLean.
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Back to Tynecastle and the third Edinburgh derby of the season.
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However, Elgin City v East Fife in League Two has been postponed.
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Hearts v Hibernian is first up today at 12:45 GMT, with the rest of the Scottish Championship sides playing at 15:00. There's a full card in Leagues One and and four games in League Two, also at 15:00.
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The new year got off to quite a start with plenty of goals - some of them stunning - on Thursday and it's the first Edinburgh derby of 2015 this lunchtime.
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Good afternoon and welcome to Saturday's live Scottish football coverage.