These two came through Conference League qualifying ties on Thursday.

Motherwell won 3-0 in the Faroe Islands to complete a comfortable 5-0 aggregate success against Havnar Boltfelag.

Hibs recovered from a poor first leg in Kosovo to beat Malisheva 4-1 at Easter Road.

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Hibernian: Sallinger, Passlack, Kerr, O'Hora, Obita, Mayor, Mulligan, Chaiwa, Boyle, Elding, Lowe.

Substitutes: Smith, Hanley, Newell, Klidje, Molotnikov, Suto, Megwa, Campbell, Abdulai.

Motherwell: Paulsen, Sparrow, Girdwood-Reich, Moormann, Longelo, Priestman, Fadinger, Vogt, Said, Williams, Charles-Cook.

Substitutes: Connelly, Knight-Lebel, Lowry, Maswanhise, Wilson, Ross, Whyte, Booth, McAllister.

We'll get reaction from that seven-goal thriller in Perth later, but lets switch our attention to Easter Road, where Hibs and Motherwell go head-to-head.

Referee John Beaton flashed a red card as the teams were making their way off the pitch.

We think it was shown in the direction of Kilmarnock assistant manager Billy Dodds.

Welcome back to the Premiership, St Johnstone.

The newly-promoted side led 1-0 and 2-1 then trailed 3-2 before coming out on top.

Kai Fotheringham grabbed the winning goal and it was a peach to settle a cracking contest.

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Free-kick to Kilmarnock. The goalie is going to launch it into the box...

Jack Baird heads it away.

Bailey Rice has his head in his hands as the Kilmarnock midfielder blazes the ball high into the stand behind the goal from 18 yards.

Saints have got the ball deep in Kilmarnock territory and they're working hard to keep it there.

A big cheer from the home support as goalkeeper Toby Steward comes a long way to claim the ball inside his penalty area.

He gets a kick in the ribs and stays down to eat up some vital seconds.

Six minutes added...

Time for another couple of goals, surely?

Ieuan Owen is on for Kilmarnock, taking over from Greg Kiltie.

Can the visitors grab another leveller in the last few minutes?

Josh Fowler and Jamie Gullan have been great for St Johnstone today and the pair get a rousing ovation as they are replaced by Macaulay Tait and Jack Baird.

Jamie Brandon catches Kai Fotheringham with a stray arm and the Saints goalscorer has a wee cut under his eye that will need patching up.

Jamie Gullan swings another good ball in from the left but Josh Fowler just can't get there with his attempted nod.

St Johnstone's slick play from the first half is out of the window now. It's just a case of getting the ball forward as quickly as possible.

To be fair, the home fans are lapping it up.

The hosts are pressing and pressing for an equaliser but the visiting defence are holding firm.

Saints sub Logan Chalmers gets a sight of goal but a touch takes him wide and his shot is easily saved. Maybe he should have taken that on first time from the edge of the box.

Now Saints make a double change and skipper Jason Holt is hooked after that own goal. Ruari Paton also trots off.

Kai Fotheringham and Logan Chalmers are the replacements.