SCENES in the St Johnstone end at Fir Park.

They are safe once again and those fans are making the most of it.

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It's the Scottish Premiership play-off final for Ross County after they finish 11th in the top flight for the second season running.

After defeating Partick Thistle over two legs last season, Raith Rovers stand between County and another season in the top flight.

Simon Murray put the hosts in front against Aberdeen and Yan Dhanda levelled the match at 2-2 from the penalty spot after goals by Ester Sokler and Jamie McGrath for the Dons.

Aberdeen finish as best of the rest in seventh place of the Premiership after going unbeaten during the post-split fixtures. New manager Jimmy Thelin starts next month.

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Livingston signed off their doomed Scottish Premiership campaign with a comeback draw against Hibernian at the soon-to-be-renamed Tony Macaroni Arena.

After a sleep-inducing first-half in the West Lothian sun, Myziane Maolida put Hibs ahead four minutes after the break as he buried a loose ball on the edge of the area.

But there was to be a nice end to Bruce Anderson's Livingston story, with the departing striker tucking home a Joel Nouble cross to level.

Already destined for the Championship, Livingston finished 10 points behind 11th-placed Ross County, while managerless Hibs finished eighth.

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St Johnstone players all gathered on the turf.

St Johnstone fans with phones in hands.

All they can do is wait...

Job done for St Johnstone.

Goals from Nicky Clark and Adama Sidibeh are enough to get the win they need.

But is it enough? All eyes on Dingwall!

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Ross County still pressing.

A Yan Dhanda free-kick is cleared and Victor Loturi tries to float the ball back into the danger area but overhits it.

Desperate scenes in Dingwall.

They're doing everything but sticking the ball away. One goal, it's all they need.

Oh my word. So close for Ross County.

Yan Dhanda's free-kick from the left is headed on by Will Nightingale but it comes back off the post.

That's twice Nightingale has struck the frame of the goal.

A corner goes Ross County's way soon after and the ball falls for Jordan White but he cannot keep his effort down.

Allan Preston
Former St Johnstone defender on BBC Sportsound

You work all this time and it comes down to the final few minutes of the season.

Incredible.

NINE minutes of added time in Dingwall.

This one is far from over.

Saints counter up the park, and Graham Carey gets to the edge of the box.

He has half a yard to hit a shot, but it's blocked.

It's all eyes on Dingwall really. St Johnstone are going to win at Fir Park.

Ross County win a free-kick in a decent position.

Yan Dhanda steps up to strike and clears the wall but it's taken by goalkeeper Kelle Roos at the second attempt.

We're approaching injury time.

Ross County just need to score against 10-man Aberdeen to secure Premiership survival.

St Johnstone are two ahead in Motherwell. They seem to have done their bit. Right now, Saints are safe on goal difference alone.

Is there one more twist?

Eli King's ambitious long-range shot from wide of the left is off target.

Clock is against Ross County. Eamonn Brophy comes on to boost the attack, taking over from George Harmon.

Aye, offside in the end.

Awfy tight, though. We're still level in Livingston.

Bruce Anderson has the ball in the back of the net again, seemingly springing the offside trap to tuck the ball into the back of the net.

The flag is up quickly though. The replay shows it's tight. Let's wait and see..

I am seeing a lot of frustrated faces in Dingwall.

Time is running out. Ross County on track to be in the relegation play-off for the second year in a row.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Fir Park

Nearly 6,000 in attendance in the Fir Park sun this afternoon, over 700 of them in St Johnstone colours.

They're happy. For now...

Wonder how this lot are feeling right now.

Any nails left, troops?

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