Well, in typical 2020 fashion in didn’t quite go to plan with Livingston's game against Aberdeen on the artificial surface at the Tony Macaroni arena failing to go ahead due to issues with snow and freezing temperatures.
The other five games did go ahead with comfortable wins for Celtic, Rangers, Kilmarnock and Ross County. The latter victory was the big surprise with John Hughes leading the Staggies to a win at Hibs. St Johnstone and Hamilton Accies played out a goalless draw.
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5. Livi - Aberdeen game fallout
Aberdeen were happy to travel to Livingston knowing the game could be off, according to Livi boss David Martindale. The home side worked around the clock to get the fixture at the Tony Macaroni on after it had been battered by the elements. However, Steven McLean deemed the surface unsafe. The Dons are understood to want answers as to whether everything was done to get the game on. (Scottish Sun) Photo: Bill Murray - SNS Group
6. Rangers target eyes move
Rangers target Marijan Cabraja is eyeing a move to one of the top five leagues in Europe. The left-back has been touted as a replacement for Borna Barisic, at both Ibrox and for the Croatian national team. A U21 international, Cabraja has turned down a move to MLS. (Vecernji) Photo: Giuseppe Bellini
7. Hughes celebrates 'scalp'
Josh Hughes was delighted to see his Ross County side take a “scalp” in beating Hibs to lift themselves off the bottom of the Scottish Premiership. The Staggies scored in either half to win 2-0 at Easter Road. Hughes said: “now that we have won it I can say Hibs are a great team and Jack’s doing a fantastic job. So to come here and take their scalp with an honest hard-working performance is great.” (Various) Photo: Ross Parker - SNS Group
8. Turnbull compared to Gerrard
David Turnbull has been compared to Rangers boss Steven Gerrard by former Scotland and Rangers manager Alex McLeish. He said: “He’s not a deep midfielder but he’s a kind of box-to-box player. He’ll make those shrewd runs we’ve seen the likes of Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard do.” (Football Insider) Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group