Celtic increased their lead in the Scottish Premiership to 12 points with a 4-0 win against Motherwell. Brendan Rodgers' team capitalised on Rangers' 2-1 loss to St Mirren, widening their advantage at the top. The Hoops took the lead just before halftime when Arne Engels converted a penalty after Aston Oxborough fouled Hyunjun Yang.
In the second half, Celtic doubled their advantage in the 57th minute. Liam Scales redirected Engels' corner to Daizen Maeda, who headed it in. Nicolas Kuhn made it 3-0 with a deflected shot in the 74th minute, and Reo Hatate sealed the victory with a fourth goal nine minutes from time.

Rangers experienced late disappointment as Caolan Boyd-Munce's goal secured victory for St Mirren. Oisin Smyth had given St Mirren an early lead with a penalty, but Danilo equalised for Rangers after an hour. However, Boyd-Munce's impressive strike from 20 yards ensured Philippe Clement's team left without any points.
The Edinburgh derby saw Hibernian triumph over Hearts thanks to Dwight Gayle's decisive goal. The match was level at halftime due to own-goals by Kye Rowles and Rocky Bushiri. Gayle scored the winning goal with 12 minutes remaining, giving Hibs their first win at Tynecastle in five years.
Aberdeen's poor form persisted as they suffered a heavy defeat at Kilmarnock, losing 4-0. Kyle Vassell and David Watson put Kilmarnock ahead at BBSP Stadium Rugby Park. Innes Cameron and Bruce Anderson added further goals, extending Aberdeen's winless run to seven matches.
Celtic's commanding performance has solidified their position at the top of the league table. Meanwhile, Rangers face challenges following their unexpected defeat. Other teams like Hibernian and Kilmarnock have also made significant impacts in recent matches.