Who made BBC's Premiership team of the week?
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GK: Jerome Prior - Livingston
Five big saves of every variety to keep St Mirren at bay as Livingston finally earned a long-awaited victory.
RB: Stephen O'Donnell - Motherwell
Having a wonderful season under Jens Berthel Askou. Asked to play on the left and wasn't an issue. Two assists for the former Scotland international, who can easily slot into right-back for me here.
CB: Ryan McGowan - Livingston
Did all the unfashionable graft a centre-back has to do at times to earn his side a seldom seen three points.
CB: Kieran Tierney - Celtic
Seven goals for club and country this season. Another rasper against Falkirk.
LB: Emmanuel Longelo - Motherwell
Unleashed in a further forward role than left-back, but he can slot in there easily for me here. What a player he has been all season. Two huge goals as Motherwell underlined their kingmaker credentials in this incredible title race.
CM: Blair Spittal - Hearts
Off the bench to score what could be one of the most pivotal winners of the season for Hearts at Easter Road.
CM: Callum Slattery - Motherwell
Back from suspension and exemplified the quality Motherwell showed in abundance at Ibrox.
RW: Sabah Kerjota - Hearts
The Albanian was a game-changer as Derek McInnes brought him on to find the path through the stubborn Hibs defence. Kerjota duly delivered, not once but twice. His contribution to the Hearts title push was immense.
AM: Martin Boyle - Hibernian
In his last Edinburgh derby he took his goal superbly, couldn't have caught it any sweeter.
LW: Will Ferry - Dundee United
Hadn't scored a single goal for Dundee United until his strike against Celtic a few weeks ago. Now he can't stop. Great work rate and quality again from the wide man as he made all the difference in the Dundee derby.
ST: Daizen Maeda - Celtic
Like a phoenix rising from the flames, is Maeda rising at just the right time to fire Celtic to the title? Celtic's opening two goals came from his tenacity and pressing, and their third - Maeda's second - was instinctive striker play.
