• Elgin City 1-1 Clyde (aet, 8-7 pens)
• Jeanfield Swifts 1-1 Edinburgh City (aet, 4-5 pens)

• Fraserburgh 3-1 Turiff United (aet)
• Hill of Beith Hawthorn 0-2 Bo'ness United (aet)
• Inverurie Loco Works 1-3 Dundee North End (aet)

That's it from me for now.

Follow Aberdeen v Dundee United with Cam Wanstall.

Watch BBC Alba coverage of Annan Athletic v Queen of the South in Scottish League 1.

Quite a dramatic end in Livingston as the hosts went down to 10 players before scoring in the 95th minute to seal victory against Raith Rovers, Michael Nottingham on target.

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Falkirk remain four points clear of Livingston at the top of the Scottish Championship after beating Dunfermline Athletic.

Calvin Miller scored what proved to be the winner.

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The week in which Inverness Caledonian Thistle entered administration ends with the Highlanders losing 3-1 at Dumbarton.

With Inverness having incurred a 15-point deduction, they are bottom of Scottish League 1 on -3 points, Annan Athletic above them on 10.

Dumbarton have moved out of the bottom two and are two points above Annan.

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It's a winning start to managing St Johnstone for Simo Valakari after that dramatic ending in Dundee.

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It took six minutes, 32 seconds for St Johnstone's winning goal to be given following VAR intervention.

Nicky Clark was ultimately celebrating, though.

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• Auchinleck Talbot 0-1 Broxburn Athletic
• Brechin City 3-2 Huntly
• Brora Rangers 2-1 Formartine United
• East Fife 0-1 Banks O'Dee
• East Kilbride 3-1 Bonnyrigg Rose
• Forfar Athletic 1-0 Berwick Rangers
• Irvine Meadow 3-0 CS Strollers
• Keith 0-3 Clydebank
• Linlithgow Rose 3-0 Clachnacuddin
• Musselburgh Athletic 2-1 Caledonian Braves
• Peterhead 6-3 Lochee United
• Sauchie Juniors 0-2 Buckie Thistle
• Spartans 1-2 Cowdenbeath
• Stirling Albion 6-0 Bo'ness Athletic

Ties in extra time

• Elgin City v Clyde
• Fraserburgh v Turriff United
• Hill of Beath Hawthorn v Bo'ness United
• Inverurie Loco Works v Dundee North End
• Jeanfield Swifts v Edinburgh City

And it's St Johnstone who get the three points after a comeback and no little drama at Dens Park.

Simon Murray scored Dundee's first-half opener but substitute Graham Carey brought Saints level after the break.

The Perth side kept pushing and Nicky Clark was eventually deemed to have scored the winner following a VAR review.

St Johnstone move up to sixth, ahead of Ross County on goal difference and three points shy of Motherwell.

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The guidance from the Scottish FA for that Nicky Clark goal is it was not possible to properly draw the lines for possible offside against the St Johnstone scorer, so referee Kevin Clancy was called across to look at the angles himself.

He agreed with the on-field call that it was onside. Had the goal been ruled out, St Johnstone would have had a penalty for handball against Simon Murray before Clark scrambled it home.

Clark's body was blocked by other players on the camera so they couldn’t get body part clearly to accurately draw the line.

• Alloa Athletic 0-1 Arbroath
• Dumbarton 3-1 Inverness CT
• Montrose 0-2 Cove Rangers
• Stenhousemuir 2-1 Kelty Hearts
• Annan Athletic v Queen of the South (17:30) - watch live on BBC Alba & iPlayer

Still playing at Dens Park after that lengthy VAR delay - it's almost 17:00!

• Airdrieonians 0-1 Ayr United
• Falkirk 2-1 Dunfermline Athletic
• Hamilton Academical 3-0 Greenock Morton
• Livingston 2-1 Raith Rovers
• Queen's Park 0-1 Partick Thistle

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What drama at Dens.

Referee Kevin Clancy has gone to the monitor and explained to both managers the reasoning behind his decision, which is that the GOAL STANDS.

Ross County come from behind to punish 10-man Kilmarnock and end the visitors' run of five games unbeaten in the Scottish Premiership.

Killie led at the break thanks to a low Corrie Ndaba drive but conceded almost instantly after Liam Donnelly was sent off on the hour mark - their fifth red card of the season already.

Jordan White hooked in the leveller seconds later, with Joe Wright diverting into his own net from a corner to gift County all three points.

Don Cowie's side leapfrog Kilmarnock to go seventh in the table, with the visitors dropping one place to eighth.

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A late VAR check for serious foul play in Dingwall, after another red card for Kilmarnock.

Joe Wright desperately lunged in for a ball in the corner and caught Akil Wright. He was sent off initially, but Matthew MacDermid is across to the screen.

And it's been overturned. Correct decision.

Still the wait goes to see whether the St Johnstone goal will stand and referee Kevin Clancy goes to the monitor.

Apparently, there may be an offside and a handball, which may result in a penalty.