Performance of the night has to go to Ross County who thumped relegation rivals Dundee 5-0 at Dens Park to record their first win of the season as they moved to within a point of their opponents.
At the other end of the table Celtic moved to within two points of rivals Rangers after winning 3-1 at Hibs. Neither Hearts or Dundee United could take advantage of Aberdeen getting a 2-2 at Ibrox with draws of their own at St Johnstone and Livingston respectively.
The night saw plenty of controversial referee calls which infuriated managers around the country.
The good news is we only have to wait another couple of days before the league returns on Saturday.
Scroll down and click through for all the latest from around the SPFL and reaction to last night’s results.
5. Saints boss claims 'big decisions' costing the team
St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson felt his side were hard done by with the officiating from Steven McLean. The Saints manager’s main complaints fell around Hearts’ equalising goal in the 1-1 draw. “I’m sounding like a broken record but big decisions are costing us,” he said. (The Scotsman) Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group
6. Hibs fans should take aim at me, says Ross
Hibs boss Jack Ross has called on fans to direct their anger and criticism towards him. The Hibees lost four consecutive league games under Ross for the first time as they were downed 3-1 by Celtic at Easter Road. The manager said: "It's my team, my responsibility, my preparation, my direction. Players need the fans to be behind them at the moment.” (Evening News) Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
7. Boyce injury update
Liam Boyce could return for Hearts against Aberdeen on Saturday. The striker missed the midweek draw with St Johnstone due to a calf injury. Robbie Neilson said: "Liam Boyce will train on Thursday and should be okay for the weekend.” (Evening News) Photo: Euan Cherry - SNS Group
8. McCann sends warning to Rangers
Neil McCann questioned the performance of Alfredo Morelos against Scott Brown as he warned Rangers that Celtic are “coming hard at them”. McCann felt the Rangers striker should have given Brown, who was playing in defence, a torrid time. He said: "He's walking about. There is no movement, there is no urgency, he's going down with wee knocks in his back.” (RangersTV) Photo: Ross Parker - SNS Group