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Derek McInnes was baffled that Ross County weren't reduced to 10 men the first half of yesterday's match.

Ryan Fulton refused to take the credit for sending Hamilton Accies into the last 16 of the Scottish Cup and heaped praise instead on the club's analysis team for doing their homework.

It is hard to believe it is week five of the 2022/23 Premiership campaign already, but here we are.

St Johnstone’s worries at the wrong end of the Scottish Premiership show no sign of disappearing anytime soon.

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Premiership great escape. Brian Rice’s men produced their first win in 10 when they needed it most, thanks to goals from Ross Callachan and David Moyo that were enough to withstand St Mirren ’s fightback from Jamie McGrath’s 16th goal of the season.

The talented academy graduate went to right-back with Hodson moving into Martin's centre midfield role. Hamilton grew into the game as half-time approached as Ross Callachan went close just before the break.

Accies' 1-1 draw with League Cup final winners St Johnstone and she admits she has been impressed with Brian Rice's side, despite them sitting rock bottom of the table.

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having led for a huge chunk of the game through Ross Callachan's brilliant opener, Easton said it felt like an opportunity wasted, particularly when a win would have put them up to 10th place.He said: "It feels like two points dropped, I think because we were 1-0 up for so long, and again in the last 10 minutes we've lost a goal."If it was the other way around and we scored the equaliser it's a different story; you still get the same point, but it feels different."It was a bit frustrating, but it's another point on the board, and we've got Aberdeen on Saturday, so we just need to keep going."The battle and fight from the squad is what you build from.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Guy Melamed struck with two minutes remaining to salvage St Johnstone a Premiership point. The Israeli striker was alert late in the day to neatly finish and cancel out Ross Callachan’s sublime first half opener.It was Melamed’s fifth of the season and keeps St Johnstone’s slim hopes of a top six finish this season alive.Callum Davidson made four changes from the cup win and welcomed Scott Tanser, Craig Bryson, Stevie May and Melamed in from the start.

derby demolition out of their heads.But he said everything that could go wrong on the day did exactly that.With Motherwell already 1-0 down to a Bruce Anderson strike, captain Stephen O'Donnell was shown a straight red card for a foul on Ross Callachan, which led to the Accies star doubling his side's lead from the penalty.Marios Ogkmpoe and sub David Moyo added goals, before Mark O'Hara pulled a consolation strike back for the hosts with a spot-kick.Alexander said: "We've tried to assess the result and performance last week, which we do, regardless of the result."We always have a bit of feed back in the debrief, which I think is important, but we never dwell on things for too long, whether negative or positive.

4-1 derby win at Motherwell on Saturday, building on their 1-1 draw at home to Rangers.Goals from Bruce Anderson and Marios Ogkmpoe either side of a Ross Callachan penalty after Motherwell captain Stephen O'Donnell was sent off, had Accies 3-0 up at the interval.David Moyo netted a fourth in the second half with a classy finish, before Mark O'Hara pulled a goal back for Motherwell from the spot.Midfielder Odoffin, 22, says Accies were 'at it' from the start and deserved their win.He said: "It’s a great result and a great performance from the boys as well."From the off, we were at it. To get four goals away from home is always good."Some of the football was outstanding.

emphatic derby win took Hamilton off the foot of the Premiership and with a game in hand over basement side Ross County, the incentive is there to take three points from St Mirren.Accies were 3-0 up at the interval, with strikes by Bruce Anderson and Marios Ogkmpoe either side of a Ross Callachan penalty.David Moyo added a fourth in the second half, before Mark O'Hara netted a spot-kick for the hosts.Rice, who is the first Hamilton boss to have steered his side to three consecutive league wins over Motherwell since 1912, said: "My boys know what it's going to take for us to stay in this league, and it's going to take performances like that."Hopefully, that's just the start of things to come."That was a third derby win for Rice's side this

Kris Boyd insists Rangers players must use their disappointing display against Hamilton as a wake up call for the Premiership title run-in.Brian Easton's own goal had put the visitors ahead going into injury time, before Ross Callachan got a deserved last-gasp leveller as Steven Gerrard's side dropped Premiership points for only the fourth time this season.Allan McGregor was left fuming after the full-time whistle with the performance in Lanarkshire, and Boyd told Sky Sports he could understand why his former teammate dubbed the performance "rubbish".The pundit believes the dressing room would have been all ears to McGregor's post-match blast and must take the criticism on board.Boyd said: "That's what Allan is, he's a winner, and he wants

in the 1-1 draw with Rangers.But the Accies midfielder feels he could have had a hat-trick if it wasn't for the heroics of Ibrox goalkeeper Allan McGregor.The Rangers No.1 was in inspired form to keep out the Premiership's bottom side until the 94th minute at New Douglas Park.He had already denied Callachan from point-blank range after the rebound from a Scott McMann strike fell at his feet and then turned away a blistering free-kick as it headed for the far corner.But McGregor was eventually beaten when he made another outstanding stop to palm away a Bruce Anderson header, only for Callachan to mop up the rebound from a tight angle and prove persistence does pay off.It was no more than the fine Accies display deserved and Callachan said:

The 1-1 draw moved rock-bottom Accies a point closer to nearest rivals Ross County, whom they trail by three points with two games in hand.

Allan McGregor by repeatedly insisting the Rangers keeper had scored an own goal.McGregor produced a stunning display to ensure the Premiership leaders weren't beaten by bottom side Hamilton Accies.The veteran produced a string of crucial stops but was eventually being beaten by a Ross Callachan effort in the dying seconds after Brian Easton's own goal put Rangers ahead.Callachan pounced from a tight angle after McGregor saved Bruce Anderson's header and replays suggested it was a touch from the diving shot-stopper that diverted the ball into the net.Boyd insisted blame lies with the Rangers defence but still made sure he teased his old team-mate, who had already delivered an angry post-match interview."He will be really, really frustrated

Hamilton battlers to keep going right until the death and grab a last-gasp equaliser against runaway league leaders Rangers. And the Accies gaffer insists a point was the very least his troops deserved after Ross Callachan’s dramatic injury time strike earned them a draw after Brian Easton’s own goal 10 minutes from time.

Rangers were fortunate to escape Hamilton with a draw.The Ibrox men turned in their poorest Premiership performance of the campaign as Ross Callachan's late leveller earned a deserved point for bottom side Accies.Brian Easton's own goal put the visitors in front at the Fountain of Youth Stadium but Rangers owed their lead to a string of Allan McGregor saves.A visibly frustrated Gerrard, who confirmed the club will appeal Kemar Roofe's two-match ban, confessed his team "deserved nothing".He told Sky Sports: "Disappointed with the all-round performance."But I should be happy really, to take a point from this game, because we didn't deserve anything."Credit to Hamilton, they really got in amongst us today, stopped us playing our normal game,

Rangers at the start of the campaign. In fact, Hamilton will feel they should have claimed the win as they battle for survival at the wrong end of the Premiership.