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schema:articleBody	Celtic moved a step closer to a ninth successive Scottish Premiership title with a 5-0 demolition of Hearts as Rangers crashed to a damaging 2-1 defeat at Kilmarnock on Wednesday. Hoops midfielder Olivier Ntcham opened the scoring on the half-hour mark at Celtic Park. Second-half goals from Christopher Jullien, Callum McGregor, substitute Ryan Christie and Jozo Simunovic completed the rout for Neil Lennon's side. Hearts substitute Marcel Langer was shown a straight red card by Willie Collum late on for a foul on Scott Brown. The biggest cheer of the night came when news of Kilmarnock's decisive late goal against second placed Rangers came through, with Steven Gerrard's side now 10 points behind the champions, albeit with a game in hand. Ayrshire was famously the venue where the wheels came off for Rangers during last season's title race and they were left with another dose of Rugby Park regret. A ground where Rangers had won just once in their six previous league visits could yet prove to be the graveyard for this year's aspirations as goals from Stephen O'Donnell and Eamonn Brophy saw them slip well adrift of Celtic. The Ibrox side still have two Old Firm clashes to play but Celtic will believe they have one hand on yet another title. Scott Arfield had fired Rangers ahead but Kilmarnock took advantage of the visitors' nerves to claim a victory which keeps them just a point outside the top six. Livingston shrugged off their Scottish Cup exit at the hands of Championship opponents Inverness as they beat St Mirren 2-1. Hibernian claimed consecutive victories for the first time since November as they swept aside Ross County 3-0 at Easter Road. The three points helped to cement the home side's place in the top six and left the Buddies just four points above bottom-side Hearts. Substitute Chris Kane scored a stoppage-time winner as St Johnstone beat 10-man Motherwell 2-1. smg/dj
schema:headline	Celtic extend lead as Rangers crash
schema:mentions	Cement Rangers F.C. 1977 Mississippi CV-240 crash John Lennon Christopher Moltisanti Midfielder Marcel Langer Willie Collum Eamonn Brophy Chris Kane (footballer, born 1994) Easter Road Rugby Park Olivier Ntcham Ayrshire Scott Arfield Inverness Caledonian Thistle F.C. Stephen O'Donnell (Irish footballer) Scott Brown (politician) Callum McGregor Celtic Park Old Firm Ryan Christie Scottish Cup Steven Gerrard St Mirren F.C. Ross County F.C. St Johnstone F.C. Neil Harvey Kilmarnock F.C. Motherwell F.C. Hibernian F.C. Scottish Premiership Penalty card Celtic F.C.
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schema:datePublished	2020-02-12 (xsd:date)
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