You can get the match reports from today's games here:

• Falkirk 1-1 Livingston
• St Mirren 0-3 Hibernian

You can find plenty more reaction and have the opportunity to have your say on the games on our dedicated club pages for Falkirk, Livingston, St Mirren and Hibs.

We'll be back tomorrow with coverage of all four Scottish Premiership matches.

Hibs head coach David Gray tells Premier Sports: "Delighted for Chris Cadden [to score] because it's something he's been wanting to add to his game.

"He's had a few disappointments this season but he deserves it.

"It's a massive, massive win. It's been very fine margins for us recently. Tonight, it went for us.

"They're very big moments in the game that went for us but all in all I thought we were excellent.

"You have to stand up to the physical challenge of St Mirren and we did that.

"I believe there's a lot more to come from this group. Some of our performances this season have been of a high standard but we may have let ourselves down in certain moments."

Martin Boyle tells Premier Sports: "We're ecstatic [with the win].

"It's a really tough place to come. We created enough chances to win the game and thankfully we did that. It's a great confidence boost. Clean sheets are important, with the attacking threat we have we have the confidence to win the games."

On teammate Josh Mulligan, Boyle adds: "We're really lucky to have him.

"He's reaped his rewards getting an international call up. He's taken on the information the boss has given him, we're lucky to have him and he can only get better."

Hibs' Josh Mulligan tells Premier Sports: "After a disappointing result last week, to bounce back is a big win.

"Some games we feel we've dropped points but we've also done well in games. It's just about putting a run together and winning games. We're happy with the result today.

"The European games at the start of the season showed we're capable of playing against good teams.

"If we can put a run together, that'll be big for this team."

Some player reaction coming your way, first up Josh Mulligan.

St. Mirren have failed to win in their last five games in the Premiership, their last longer winless streak was from 14 May 2025 to 31 August 2025, a run of six games.

They have failed to score in five of their 11 games, only Aberdeen (six) have failed to score more often in the Premiership this season.

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Former Rangers defender on Premier Sports

It's hard to come here and get a convincing victory.

To come here and put on that sort of performance, credit to Hibs because they needed the win.

Hibs move back into third place with an ultimately comfortable victory in Paisley.

They struggled at times and were let off by VAR twice but managed to work three good goals and head back to Edinburgh with all three points.

What a comedown for St Mirren after their stunning cup victory last weekend. It wasn't a bad performance really but some sloppy goals conceded.

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Hibs are still pushing and forcing St Mirren to defend.

They've got another corner as the clock ticks down in Paisley.

Five added minutes at the end of the second half.

A great save from Shamal George who uses his foot to send Jordan Obita's shot behind for a corner.

Junior Hoilett delivers and the Buddies eventually get the ball clear.

Rocky Bushiri loses out inside his own half and Roland Idowu tries a shot on goal but his effort is well off target.

Jack Iredale takes a sore one on the ankle as he cuts out a dangerous St Mirren ball inside his own box.

Here comes Miguel Chaiwa for Hibs, Dan Barlaser is the player to make way for Hibs.

Declan John clatters into Josh Mulligan and wipes out the Hibs man, picking up a booking for his trouble.

Roland Idowu sends a ball into the box, which Nicky Cadden clears, as St Mirren search for a way back into the game.

Hibs goalkeeper Raphael Sallinger tries to play Josh Campbell whose running into the box but there's a bit too much on the ball and St Mirren get it clear.