Hearts 0 – Celtic 4 (SPL, February 8, 2012) Goals from Scott Brown, Vincent Wyanma, Joe Ledley and Gary Hooper sent Celtic 4 points clear of Rangers at the top of the table.

Rangers 0 – Dundee United 2 (Scottish FA Cup, February 5, 2012) Ally McCoist’s struggling Rangers crashed out of the cup thanks to goals from Gavin Gunning and Johnny Russell.

Inverness 0 – Celtic 2 (Scottish Cup, February 4, 2012) Giorgios Samaras made it 1-0 just after the half hour and Scott Brown completed the win with a second half penalty.

Falkirk 1 – Celtic 3  (League Cup semi-final, January 29, 2012) Celtic took the lead through a Scott Brown penalty, but Falkirk levelled five minutes before the break when a patient build-up saw the Bhoys backline split like the Red Sea before Jay Fulton slotted in the equaliser. Anthony Stokes restored Celtic’s lead with a glorious free-kick from 25 yards after the break, and Anthony Stokes tapping in a third from a yard out following great work from Gary Hooper to seal the win.

Ayr 0 – Kilmarnock 1 (League Cup semi-final, January 28, 2012) Dean Shiels struck deep into extra time at Hampden to break stubborn resistance from Ayr United and send Kilmarnock into the League Cup final.

Rangers 4 – Hibernian 0 (SPL, January 28, 2012) Steven Davis got the ball rolling with a lung bursting run and finish for the opener. David Healy made it 2-0 before a fine free-kick by Sone Aluko was appreciated by Ibrox. Steven Davis completed the victory with another goal on 93.

Aberdeen 1 – Dunfermline 0 (SPL, January 28, 2012) Scott Vernon’s only goal of the game was enough to give Aberdeen a 1-0 win over Dunfermline, who stay bottom of the SPL.

Motherwell 3 – St. Johnstone 2 (SPL, January 28, 2012) Henrik Ojamaa bagged a brace as Motherwell defeated St Johnstone 3-2 in a five-goal thriller at Fir Park as they consolidated their position. Ojamaa’s goals helped to put the home side 3-1 ahead before Francisco Sandaza converted a late penalty to ensure a nervy finish.

Inverness CT 0 – St. Mirren 0 (SPL, January 28, 2012) Inverness and St Mirren played out a goalless draw at the Caledonian Stadium which means both clubs remain ninth and tenth, respectively.

Motherwell 3 – Dunfermline 1 (SPL, January 24, 2012) Stephen Craigan was sent off for violent conduct after 18 minutes for the hosts, but recent signing Henrik Ojamaa’s low drive after 29 minutes and Nicky Law’s 52nd minute piledriver put Well in control. Andy Kirk’s volley 10 minutes later gave the Pars some hope, but Chris Humphrey slid in Well’s third nine minutes from time.

Rangers 1 – Aberdeen 1 (SPL, January 21, 2012) Kari Arnason curled Abderdeen ahead but Maurice Edu secured the draw for Rangers who are now 4 points behind Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premier League.

St Mirren 0 – Celtic 2 (SPL, January 21, 2012) James Forrest and Scott Brown scored second half goals for Celtic who continue to set the pace at the top of the SPL.

Post-match interviews: Danny Lennon, Neil Lennon, Fraser Forster and James Forrest.

Dunfermline 1 – Inverness CT 3 (Scottish FA Cup, January 18, 2012) Extra-time goals from Andrew Shinnie and Greg Tansey killed Dunfermline’s Scottish Cup hopes.